Career and Job Opportunities

Based at DAYS Carlisle, your role as a Residential Youth Worker is to actively engage young people, supporting them as they progress through the program. You will play a central role in teaching life skills, encouraging positive coping strategies, and contributing to long-term wellbeing within a trauma-informed, strength-based, and client-centred approach.

Drug and Alcohol Youth Service (DAYS) Aftercare provides case coordination and support to young people as they transition from DAYS residential programs including the Youth Withdrawal and Respite Service, the Residential Rehabilitation Service, or THASP.

The Clinical Coordinator will work in collaboration with the Service Manager and deliver evidence-based, best practice residential treatment services to the residents of the program whilst meeting outcomes and funding performance indicators.

ASHM is seeking a dedicated, culturally grounded and experienced Nurse, Nurse Educator, or Hepatitis Educator to join our team for an exciting opportunity to lead the implementation of the HepPEd (National Prisons Hepatitis Education Program) across six Western Australian Prisons.

The Aboriginal Support Worker will provide yarning, mentoring, interactive therapeutic activities, education, mediation, and support staff members and residents in a residential setting.

As a Peer Worker, your lived experience is your strength. You will play a vital role in supporting individuals on their recovery journey by offering empathy, understanding, and practical guidance.

As a Peer Worker, your lived experience is your strength. You will play a vital role in supporting individuals on their recovery journey by offering empathy, understanding, and practical guidance.