Team Coordinator - Child, Adolescent and Youth Mental Health Service

About this role

With your skills and experience, you can contribute to the millions of ways we're enriching health, and develop your career as part of the largest health organisation in Australia. $83,670.00 - $144,021.00 per annum + 12% super & salary packaging | Temporary Full Time until 4 April 2027 | Child, Adolescent & Youth Mental Health Services, Wollongong | REQ681118 | Grade: Clinical Psychologist, Nurse Unit Manager Level 1, Occupational Therapist Level 3, Psychologist, Social Worker Level 3 | Applications close: 9 August 2026 Join us in shaping healthier futures. Together we can do more. The Child, Adolescent and Youth Mental Service (CAYMHS) Team Coordinator is responsible for the day to day leadership, guidance and line management of the multi-disciplinary team that work within the CAYMHS. The CAYMHS provides acute assessment, assertive treatment, care coordination and health education for child, adolescent and youth (up to the age of 24 years) and their families/carers/partners and relevant stakeholders. The role involves supervision of nursing and other health professionals, technical and support staff. The CAYMHS Team Coordinator will provide clinical interventions and expert clinical counsel to child, adolescent and youth consumers and their carers. The Team Coordinator will have clinical and operational responsibility for the Eating Disorder Service, COPMI, School Link and Per-natal mental health Services. For more information and to view the position classification, see the Position Description here. A little about us. From Helensburgh in the north to North Durras in the south, ISLHD covers an area of 5,687 square kms. That’s 5,687 square kms of beautiful beaches, coastal cycling tracks, lush rainforests, incredible bushwalks and friendly people. The region is also host to many annual food, wine and arts festivals and events. ISLHD operates seven hospital sites, employ over 8,500 staff and provide community health services across 58 locations. Commute times are short, childcare and schooling options are plentiful, and Sydney and Canberra are close by. Benefits of working with ISLHD. We understand that balancing career aspirations with the demand of the everyday, as well as maintaining a healthy work-life balance, can be a challenge. To help with this, we offer a range of benefits which include: - Allocated Days Off (ADO) - once a month take a paid day off (eligible full-time employees) - Salary packaging - less tax and more take-home pay - Novated leasing - lease a car and pay for all running costs out of your pre-taxed salary (eligible full-time employees) - Fitness Passport - discounted gym membership that both you and your family can enjoy (eligible employees) - Employee Assistance Program (EAP) - free confidential and professional assistance for staff and their families - Career progression, professional development and secondment opportunities Apply now by reading the Position Description, then, using our online portal, submit a resume and answer the selection criteria within the application. In addition, please note you must have the following essential requirements: - Applicable vaccination requirements for a Category A role - Working With Children Check (WWCC) - Recognised qualification in health discipline (social work, nursing, occupational therapy or psychology) together with current registration with the Australian Health Practitioners regulation Agency (AHPRA) for Nurses, and Health Professionals; and for clinical psychologists, a minimum two year accredited postgraduate degree in clinical psychology and Psychology Board of Australia endorsement in the area of clinical psychology. - Valid NSW Drivers Licence This is a temporary leave relief position until 4 April 2027 with the possibility of extension. ISLHD is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. ISLHD is dedicated to fostering a child-safe environment that respects and upholds the rights of children and young people, aligned with NSW Health’s commitment to implementing the Child Safe Standards. We aim to ensure that children and young people feel safe, supported, and included in their care. All current and prospective staff are expected to prioritise the safety, welfare, and wellbeing of children and young people, actively working to protect them from harm and abuse. Need more information or help applying? - Visit the ISLHD website for application tips, to learn more about ISLHD and other important application information. - Visit the Stepping Up website here. Stepping Up supports Aboriginal people to navigate the recruitment process and find a career or employment in NSW Health. - Visit The Welcome Experience website here. The Welcome Experience is a free service supporting essential workers (and their families) who are considering applying for or have accepted a job in regional NSW. - Follow us on social media: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube. - For role-related queries or help applying, contact Alison Gal on alison.gal@health.nsw.gov.au ISLHD acknowledges that our health district is located on the unceded lands of the Aboriginal people who are the Traditional Custodians of the NSW South Coast.