• Drive statewide innovation in trauma-informed survivor support.
• Remote working options may be considered.
• Applicants from regional and rural NSW are also encouraged to apply.
  Join a vital, trauma-informed program improving care for adult survivors of child sexual abuse through statewide collaboration and integrated support.
  Employment Type: Temporary Part Time (Up to 30th June 2026)
  Position Classification: Senior Health Education Officer
  Remuneration: $57.58 - $62.20 per hour
  Hours Per Week: 24
  Location: Cumberland Campus

The NSW Health Education Centre Against Violence (ECAV) is a statewide unit under auspice by Western Sydney Local Health District. ECAV is responsible for multi-sectorial learning, capacity building and workforce development, community development and supervision, in the specialist areas of prevention and response to violence, abuse and neglect (PARVAN).
ECAV aims to ensure that the people of NSW can access culturally safe, high quality, trauma-informed services with practitioners who are ethical, competent and confident in the prevention of and healing from violence, abuse and neglect.
This position is responsible for supporting implementation of the NSW Health Adult Survivors’ Program through participation in statewide collaboration, workforce development and program development activities.
The Adult Survivors’ Program aims to improve outcomes for adult survivors of child sexual abuse and reducing repeat crisis presentations to Emergency Departments, mental health and alcohol and other drug services, through establishment of an integrated service model that provides education and capacity building, clinical and cultural consultation, specialist trauma-counselling, outreach, in-reach and/or coordinated case management in partnership with sexual assault, mental health, drug and alcohol, Aboriginal health and community support services.
This is an innovative new program that NSW Health is rolling out across all Local Health Districts as part of NSW Government’s commitments in response to recommendations made by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse (Rec 9.6).