- Dynamic work environment and collaborative team culture
- Flexibility for balancing work and life commitments
- Comprehensive learning and growth opportunities

The Drug and Alcohol Counselling Clinician will be a valued member of the Community Drug and Alcohol Team supporting individuals with issues related to substance use disorder/dependance in a harm reduction counselling style. We are actively seeking early career candidates wanting to further develop skills and who currently meet the following requirements to apply for this exceptional opportunity.

Core Requirements

Applicants must hold tertiary qualifications in Nursing, Social Work, Clinical Psychology or Allied Health and holding a current registration with AHPRA (where applicable) with no restrictions in area of practice. You need a foundational knowledge of the drug classifications, intoxication, withdrawal and Medicated Assisted Opioid Treatment, alongside holding a current class C driver's licence with no restrictions.

Capabilities and Role Expectations

This position requires the ability to apply knowledged related to working with individuals who have identified drug and/or alcohol related issues and demonstrated commitment to own professional development to maintain, improve and broaden knowledge, expertise and competence within the drug and alcohol area. You will bring a comprehansive understanding of harm minimisation and how it is used within the Drug and Alcohol setting.

Success in this environment relies on your ability to effectively use critical thinking skills to identify and solve problems in a Health setting and how this would be applied in a Drug and Alcohol setting.



Candidates must possess demonstrated knowledge of conducting assessment, case planning, treatment and discharge planning and how this is applied in the Drug and Alcohol setting.

Finally, you must show an ability to work within an interdisciplinary team environment including the ability to communicate clearly in a variety of different settings and circumstances. This includes demonstrated high level written and verbal communication skills including ability to communicate clearly in a variety of different settings and circumstances, including computer literacy and electronic medical records.

Employment Type: This is a permanent, part-time opportunity.

About the Role

Closing Date: 05/11/2026

- Dynamic work environment and cooperative team culture
- Flexibility for balancing work and life commitments
- Comprehensive learning and growth opportunities

The Drug and Alcohol Counselling Clinician will be a valued member of the Community Drug and Alcohol Team supporting individuals with issues related to substance use disorder/dependance in a harm reduction counselling style. We are actively seeking early career candidates wanting to further develop skills and who currently meet the following requirements to apply for this exceptional opportunity.

Core Requirements

Applicants must hold tertiary qualifications in Nursing, Social Work,



Clinical Psychology or Allied Health and holding a current registration with AHPRA (where applicable) with no restrictions in area of practice. You need a foundational knowledge of the drug classifications, intoxication, withdrawal and Medicated Assisted Opioid Treatment, alongside holding a current class C driver's licence with no restrictions.

Capabilities and Role Expectations

This position requires the ability to apply knowledged related to working with individuals who have identified drug and/or alcohol related issues and demonstrated commitment to own professional development to maintain, improve and broaden knowledge, expertise and competence within the drug and alcohol area. You will bring a comprehansive understanding of harm minimisation and how it is used within the Drug and Alcohol setting.

Success in this environment relies on your ability to effectively use critical thinking skills to identify and solve problems in a Health setting and how this would be applied in a Drug and Alcohol setting. Candidates must possess demonstrated knowledge of conducting assessment, case planning, treatment and discharge planning and how this is applied in the Drug and Alcohol setting.

Finally, you must show an ability to work within an interdisciplinary team environment including the ability to communicate clearly in a variety of different settings and circumstances. This includes demonstrated high level written and verbal communication skills including ability to communicate clearly in a variety of different settings and circumstances, including computer literacy and electronic medical records.

Employmen

📌 Drug and Alcohol Counselling Clinician (Albury)
🏢 Albury Wodonga Health
📍 Albury