Assistant Clinical Manager

Do you want to be a part of a bi-cultural Alcohol and Drug Treatment service delivered in partnership with Serco within the Auckland South Corrections facility?

We are seeking a talented Assistant Clinical Manager to support the Clinical Manager as second in charge in delivering effective AOD services and programmes at Auckland South Prison.

The role includes helping to lead a multi-disciplinary team that provides a 6–12 month bi-cultural therapeutic community programme for up to 60 men. We are looking for a capable people leader and experienced clinician who can guide the team and ensure high-quality bi-cultural treatment support for tāngata whai ora experiencing alcohol and other drug (AOD) challenges.

Our ideal candidate will have :

• 3-4 years relevant experience, including experience in a senior AOD role delivering or managing clinical programmes in alcohol and drug rehabilitation, preferably within a prison environment.
• Registration with DAPAANZ, Social Work or other professional body under the HPCA Act
• A willingness to embrace a bi cultural treatment approach within a therapeutic community environment
• Interest in and demonstrated knowledge of Tikanga Māori and of Pacific cultural norms
• Ability to establish effective relationships with others, including clients / tāngata whai ora
• Self-motivated and a positive attitude
• Advanced Skills in individual and group therapy
• Strong communication skills and clear, concise writing skills
• Experience of leading individuals or teams to achieve high performance
• High regard for confidentiality and security, including client information
• Demonstrated expertise in Microsoft Suite applications
• Experience of working in a Corrections setting and good counselling skills are highly desirable
• A full, clean NZ driver’s license

In return we offer :

More about us :

Odyssey has supported thousands of New Zealanders whose lives are affected by alcohol, drug or other addiction challenges. We wholeheartedly believe that everyone living in New Zealand should have the opportunity to live life to the fullest, to feel hopeful about their future and to have meaningful relationships with friends and whānau.

To apply, please send us your CV and a cover letter, and complete the additional information questionnaire online. For all enquiries, please contact Michelle the People and Capabilities Coordinator on .

Please note that Police, Corrections and Oranga Tamariki clearance checks are required for this role.

Odyssey is an equal opportunity employer and a smoke free organisation. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We particularly encourage applications from Māori and Pacific peoples.

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