At Country & Outback Health (CObH) our vision is for healthier, happier communities. Weare a not for profit service provider who believes in making it easier for country people toaccess quality health and community services in regional South Australia. The Role Work collaboratively in a recovery-orientated therapeutic and care coordination model to support young people experiencing complex mental ill healthSupport young people with complex needs to meet their care needs by working with other stakeholders and across health systemsProvide evidence based psychological therapies to clients to achieve their therapeutic goalsBe supported by a diverse and experienced team to develop your clinical knowledge and skills About You Qualified and experienced Mental Health Nurses, Psychologists, Social Workers and Occupational TherapistsFull registration with relevant authority (AHPRA or AASW)Two years of mental health experience preferred Why us? A supportive working environment, a great team with flexibilityCompetitive salary in recognition of your qualifications and experienceAccess to full not-for-profit salary packaging benefits so you can reduce your taxable income and increase your take home pay5 weeks annual leave (.5% loading) plus paid cultural leave Application form and job description available CLICK HERE Closing Date -Applications are shortlisted as they come in, so apply today!For a confidential discussion, please contact: Courtney Haak, Centre Manager headspace Whyalla - To learn more about Country & Outback Health and our team please visit:Employment with CObH is subject to a National Police Check (NPC), DHS Working with Children Check and NDIS Worker Check. All applicants must have current working rights in Australia and a valid driving licence.We are an equal opportunity employer and value each person's uniqueness. We embrace diversity and welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and communities including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people of all ages, genders, ethnicities, religions, cultures, sexual orientations, people with lived experience and people with disabilities