ABOUT US

Mansfield District Hospital (MDH) is located in Victoria’s scenic high country, at the foot of Mount Buller and on the shores of Lake Eildon, only two hours from Melbourne.
At MDH, we provide care for all life stages and critical health needs. This includes acute hospital care, urgent care, an operating theatre, obstetrics with a midwifery group practice model, aged care, a regional district nursing service for in-home care, and allied health services.
Diversity and Inclusion – We value Great Care. This philosophy extends to our employees and our consumers. In this strategy, we value inclusion and diversity within our workforce and our community, supporting the invisible and visible qualities of all who walk through our doors. Each person has a right to high-quality health care and opportunities regardless of diversity factors, which might include aspects such as cultural, ethnic, linguistic, religious background, gender, sexual orientation, age, and socioeconomic status. Inclusiveness improves our service to our community and promotes engagement amongst MDH employees. As an employee of MDH, you will respect and show kindness to all. We particularly acknowledge the traditional custodians of our land and pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.

ABOUT THE ROLE

Working as part of the Primary Care Centre team, this position is responsible for collaborating both independently and within the Mansfield Restart team. The Mansfield Restart program is a community-based rehabilitation and support service that assists individuals, their families, and social supports in managing addiction and substance use. Restart serves the local Mansfield community and surrounding areas, with some travel required to deliver services.

✅ KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

The role responsibilities of RESTART – Alcohol and other Drugs Clinician includes but not limited to;

• Collaborate with the Restart Coordinator and team to deliver alcohol and drug services focused on community rehabilitation, treatment, and prevention using a person-centred, coordinated care approach.
• Foster client participation through a two-way, respectful approach to support successful health outcomes within scope of practice.
• Establish and maintain therapeutic partnerships with clients, caregivers, and families, supporting their involvement in care decisions while respecting individual needs and cultural considerations.
• Communicate effectively with clients, groups, and healthcare providers to ensure coordinated, high-quality care.
• Record all assessments, interventions, and evaluations accurately in client files.
• Engage in ongoing professional development and mentorship opportunities.
• Collect and submit data and present case studies as directed by the Restart Coordinator.

For full position details please refer to attached Position Description