Alcohol and Drug Clinicians

We know great clinicians come from a variety of backgrounds, so we're open to applications from:

• Registered nurses, occupational therapists, social workers, trauma therapists, mental health professionals, allied health workers, and youth workers
• Graduates who can demonstrate the right mix of skills, values, and readiness to learn
• Professionals with transferable skills from counselling, psychology, or related roles, even if you haven't been an AOD clinician before

To succeed in this role, you'll need qualifications in the health, social or behavioural science field and/or extensive AOD training with a minimum Diploma in Alcohol & Drugs (you can also be in the process of obtaining this)

Additionally, you will have:

• Experience working with individuals and families affected by alcohol or other drug issues
• Experience working with clients with dual diagnosis or complex needs
• Understanding of harm minimisation principles and evidence-based interventions
• Strong knowledge of community resources, treatment services, and referral networks

As our ideal candidate, you'll be friendly, approachable, and able to build trust quickly. You'll bring a non-judgemental, person-centred approach with excellent communication skills, creating a safe and supportive environment where clients feel comfortable sharing personal information. Above all, you'll be committed to guiding and supporting people on their recovery journey.

Since 1997, BHCC has been transforming lives by helping individuals break through the isolation and stigma of mental illness and addiction. Our mission is to support people in living fulfilling, purposeful lives. We offer a broad range of services, including mental health and drug and alcohol programs, Psychology Practice, Child, Family & Youth Services, NDIS services, and justice-related programs.

At BHCC, we pride ourselves on our "No Wrong Door" approach and exceptional customer service, ensuring everyone receives the support they need. Our passionate, professional team works across rural and regional Queensland, committed to delivering recovery-focused care. We are constantly evolving and believe in creating lasting positive change for those who need it most. Additionally, you'll be part of a trusted, dynamic team that cares about the people we serve and each other. Together, we are changing lives, supporting recovery, and creating a more inclusive society where everyone has the opportunity to live fully.

Bridges Health & Community Care is looking for multiple Alcohol & Drug (AOD) Clinicians to be based in Hervey Bay, Fraser Coast Region, with outreach to Bundaberg and the North/South Burnett regions. Reporting to the Regional Manager – AOD, you will deliver evidence-based psychosocial and psychological treatments to help individuals and their families reduce the harms of substance use, improve health, and strengthen social functioning.

More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Conducting comprehensive client assessments and intakes using standardised tools
• Developing and delivering tailored treatment plans based on individual needs and readiness for change
• Providing evidence-based psychological and psychosocial interventions, including motivational interviewing, CBT, and brief interventions
• Facilitating family and group therapy sessions to support recovery and strengthen relationships
• Collaborating with community, public-sector, and health service providers to coordinate client care
• Maintaining accurate clinical records and ensuring compliance with policies, procedures, and funding requirements

To read the full position description, please click here

You will receive a competitive salary ranging between $100K - $110K (based on experience and qualifications) PLUS Super, along with a range of benefits including:

• Salary packaging up to $18,550
• Relocation assistance & support with accommodation
• 5 additional wellbeing leave days for a healthier work-life balance
• Flexible work arrangements (full-time role open to part-time; flexible start/finish times)
• Long service leave and parental, maternity, and spousal leave
• Domestic and family violence leave to support you through difficult times
• Professional development and training opportunities
• The chance to work in a supportive, multidisciplinary team within a respected community organisation

If you share our values and have the skills to succeed in this role, we invite you to APPLY NOW