Job Details
  • ReferenceBH-141526
  • LocationMelbourne
  • Salary$39 - $45 per hour, Benefits: + Super
  • Job TypeContract
  • Posted11 days ago
  • ConsultantClaudia Leiva
 
 
About the Organization:

This leading government agency Provides free and confidential counselling to anyone who has served at least one day in the ADF, and their families. Their work has an impact on a significant area in the social sector, and you can contribute to the difference that they make in this role. This agency has a great team culture and excellent office location in Melbourne.
 
About the role:

The APS3 Service Support Officer is responsible for providing operational and administrative support to the regional service delivery teams which may include a mix of front reception, administration, procedural, information technology and other service delivery activities.  You will be the front line of customer service for clients who may be facing significant or complex challenges.  This customer service will be provided in person (at front reception) or via telephone. The Service Support Officer will be required to exercise a degree of discretion to assist the clients with less complex requests. 
 
Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:

Client Service and Front Reception
 
  • Provide client service support at initial point of contact, including meeting, greeting and streaming clients to the appropriate service channel, completing simple first contact resolution enquiries, identifying and prioritising clients who are potentially vulnerable, in distress or who have accessibility issues and escalating potential issues as required
 Clinical Support
 
  • Assist with client appointments, counsellor diary management and SMS reminders
  • Assist with client file management including ROIs, AfS Referrals, data entry, scanning and uploading documents
  • Process Outreach client allocations, referrals and other file management activities
  • Provide support to the delivery of Group Programs by assisting with promotional activities, maintaining the CMS and organisation of events
  • Process invoices accurately and timely
  • Process travel requests for the regional staff
  • Manage the region’s correspondence workflows (email, mail, TRIM)
  • Assist in meeting National Office requests by collating data and reports, audits
  • Other duties as determined by the Regional Clinical Practice Manager
 
             
KEY SKILLS AND PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
 
  • Communicate in an effective way
  • Research and make sound decisions using appropriate judgement
  • Analyse and evaluate customer needs, requesting support as appropriate
  • Tailor services to customers
  • Understand and make connections with community, government and other services
  • Have the ability to prioritise workload and multi-task
  • Collaborate with other staff in immediate work area, across a virtual team and with other areas of the department
  • Support and train others, undertake ongoing training
  • In the context of a clinical team composed of allied health professionals, identify, respond to and escalate customer aggression and/or customer interactions
  • Work in and adapt to a changing environment
  • Demonstrate a high level of relevant computer literacy skills
  • Commitment to holistic customer service
 
How to apply:

Chandler Macleod is an equal opportunity employer as part of our commitment to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, disability and culturally and linguistics candidates are also encouraged to apply.
 
Mandatory: Australian Citizenship required to work within Federal Government.

Please click ‘APPLY” to upload your details and resume to be considered for this role. You can also send in your resumes directly to Claudia Leiva at claudia.leiva@chandlermacleod.com to be considered for this opportunity.

Applications close 15.00 PM AEST, 21st March 2023