About Orygen

Orygen is Australia’s Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health and the largest translational research organisation dedicated to youth mental health in the world.

For over 30 years, Orygen has led groundbreaking early intervention and developed evidence-based models of care to improve the mental health outcomes of young people aged 12-25.

About the job

The Clinical Implementation Facilitator will lead the rollout of Orygen Digital’s MOST platform across Mackay to Far North QLD, supporting youth mental health services through onboarding, training, and ongoing engagement. This role works closely with service staff to promote MOST, solve implementation challenges, and drive meaningful change for young people. It's a unique opportunity to help transform the mental health system by integrating digital support into clinical care.

Reporting to the Clinical Implementation Lead, QLD you will;

• Build strong relationships with partner services and support the on-site rollout of the MOST platform through regular, embedded engagement.
• Provide practical support and training to service staff, troubleshoot challenges, and respond to enquiries about the platform and service model.
• Manage the implementation of MOST across multiple services, each with unique needs, ensuring effective and tailored delivery.
• Collaborate with internal teams to refine implementation strategies using research insights and service feedback.
• Contribute to training materials and provide general support to the implementation team as directed.

Please note:

Due to geographical requirements of the current funding model; applicants based from Mackay up to Far North QLD only will be considered for this role.

Skills and experience

The following criteria must be met for consideration for this position:

• Fully qualified Psychologist, Social Worker, accredited mental health Occupational Therapist or other mental health professional with eligibility for appropriate membership with accredited registering body.
• Experience in youth mental health services, with a strong understanding of tertiary systems, service models, and the not-for-profit sector.
• Skilled in training, implementation, and stakeholder engagement, with the ability to influence and communicate effectively in clinical settings.
• Strong written, verbal, and digital communication skills, with proficiency in office software and a passion for digital health innovation.
• Outstanding interpersonal skills and passion for engaging with clinical services, leaders and clinicians in the implementation of novel models of care.

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants are strongly encouraged to apply or applicants with a strong knowledge or experience in working in regional and remote communities with a high proportion of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Young people.

Benefits

• $97,000 - $107,000 base pro rata commensurate with skills and experience + 11.5% superannuation and $15,900 in NFP salary packaging + $2,600 meals and entertainment card.
• Enjoy work-life balance with supportive policies for family and personal needs.
• Make a real impact on young people in a dynamic, youth-centred environment.
• Support Orygen's mission for youth mental health and contribute to positive social change.
• Thrive in a supportive, inclusive culture that values diversity and promotes well-being.

How to Apply

If you’re ready to make a difference in youth mental health and be part of a collaborative, innovative team, apply now.
For the full position description, click here. 

This is a part to full time (0.8-1.0 negotiable) contract until June 2027.

Applications will close at 9am on the closing date, unless a suitable candidate is found sooner.

Before applying at Orygen, it’s important to understand that you may encounter sensitive information related to mental health as part of your work. Being aware of this and how it could affect you is essential in deciding if this is the right opportunity for you.

Orygen is committed to providing diverse, equitable and inclusive environments for Staff and anyone connected to Orygen. We strive to continue building a culturally safe workplace where our values underpin the way we work and our commitment to First Nations people of Australia, young people and their families, people with disabilities, LGBTIQA+ people and CALD communities. We strongly encourage applications from First Nations people.

Orygen is a child-safe organisation and is committed to promoting and protecting the safety and well-being of all young people and embedding safeguarding practices into all our programs and services. All employment appointments are subject to holding a valid working with children check and successful police check.