Mansfield District Hospital

Restart Program Coordinator

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Category
Health
Location
Australia Plains, South Australia, Australia
Salary
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Job Type
Full Time
Company
Mansfield District Hospital
Status
Open & Active

Job Description

Job details
Job type
Part-time
Permanent
 
Location
Australia
 
Full job description
Join Our Team in Beautiful Mansfield! ️
RESTART Program Coordinator
Team: Community Health | Location: Mansfield | Status: Permanent Part-Time (0.4eft)

About the role
The RESTART Program Coordinator, part of the Primary Care Centre team, leads the Mansfield and surrounding areas’ community-based alcohol and drug harm reduction program.

Responsible for high-quality client care, team leadership, resource management, and continuous quality improvement, the Coordinator ensures Health Service values are upheld. Reporting to the Primary Care Centre Manager, they manage daily RESTART operations, act as the main contact for the Executive and team, provide clinical expertise, mentorship, and support professional development.

✅ Key Responsibilities
The role responsibilities of RESTART Program Coordinator includes but not limited to;

Ensure delivery of (RESTART) alcohol and drug services involving rehabilitation, case management, and prevention aligned with person-centred, coordinated care.
Support governance by attending community steering committee meetings with key stakeholders including GPs, local government, police, and others.
Manage RESTART staff and resources by providing clinical, logistical, and operational leadership, including support and supervision.
Collaborate with the Mansfield community and key stakeholders to address alcohol and drug use, focusing on prevention and early intervention.
Support ongoing evaluation of the program and potential expansion to other rural areas facing similar issues.
Use a two-way approach encouraging client participation to achieve successful health outcomes.
Establish and maintain effective therapeutic partnerships with clients and their families, respecting individual needs and preferences.
Participate in research and development, contributing to clinical guideline development and committee activities.
Communicate effectively, ensuring clients are treated with dignity and respect.
Provide healthy lifestyle advice considering psychosocial factors and their impact on self-management.
Foster collaborative service delivery to promote client participation and positive health outcomes.
Pursue ongoing professional and personal development.
Undertake leadership activities that support the organisation’s values, key accountabilities, and standards.
Ensuring accuracy in all document filing, confidentiality and utilising different computer software programs
For full position details please refer to attached Position Description

Key Selection Criteria Summary
Essential:

Current AHPRA-registered Nurse with Clinical Nurse Specialist experience in Drug and Alcohol Services.
Experience in community health and health education.
Proficient in electronic communication and software systems.
Strong communication, interpersonal, and decision-making skills.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams.
Knowledge of relevant legislation and national standards.
Experience in project planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Commitment to organisational values and effective written/verbal communication.
Completion of core competencies in Alcohol and Other Drug training as per Victorian standards.
Evidence of required flu vaccinations.
Desirable:

Prior experience with UNITI and knowledge of Commonwealth and State funding/policy.
Awareness of rural community service challenges.
COVID-19 vaccination recommended per ATAGI guidelines.
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, ****** 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.


Applications Close: Sunday 20th July 2026

Contact: Eileen Wettenhall

Email: Eileen.Wettenhall@mdh.org.au

Phone: 03 5775 8800

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