The most suitable applicant will demonstrate their applied knowledge, skills and experiences against these essential role requirements of the Individual Contributor leadership stream: * Demonstrated experience and/or clinical knowledge in your field of expertise in assessing, managing and treating offenders deemed as high harm/complex needs which may include offenders who have engaged, or may engage in violent, sexual, extremist of fixated related offending * Experience in the administration and interpretation of forensic risk screening and structured professional judgement tools and the application of these to operational environments * Experience in delivering intervention,
either individual or group to offenders/cohorts with complex forensic presentations * Ability to apply established frameworks and specialised assessment processes for complex offenders and willingness to seek guidance and support as required * Demonstrated dedication to individual career development, proactive engagement in supervision and applying feedback * Knowledge and understanding of the application of theories, models and research related to behaviour change and risk mitigation for complex, high risk offender cohorts * Demonstrating developing specialist capability in the area of violent extremism, grievance/targeted threat or mass homicide * High levels of emotional resilience and experience working in complex environments * Evidenced experience in handling sensitive and protected information in accordance with relevant legislative timeframes * Displays personal drive and integrity * Communicates clearly and with influence, negotiates confidently Applications to remain current for 12 months.