Supportive Care Coordinator

This role involves being there for our clients – though supporting our Support Centre visitors with their cancer related concerns and issues; developing, implementing and delivering our support and educational programs; and promoting our services to health care providers – the role of Supportive Care Coordinator is varied, important and rewarding.

About you

Having previous experience in a health- related field such as nursing, social work, counselling or psychology is important because the new incumbent will be required to provide face-to-face, person-centred support directly to clients. Ideally you’ll have related tertiary qualifications, a good understanding of state-wide and local health and community networks and the major issues facing Tasmanians impacted by cancer.

You’ll also get to work with an incredibly capable and committed team of staff and volunteers who are delivering these essential services. So you’ll need to be self-organised, a skilled and compassionate communicator, an intuitive team leader and bring a caring and positive attitude to your daily work. 

Having cancer is hard, but getting support should not be – and the work that CCT does has a life-long impact on thousands of Tasmanians. Personally you’ll get to make a difference in people’s lives, every day. So we look forward to welcoming someone who is excited about bringing their knowledge and skills to an organisation that is fiercely committed to making a difference in the lives of others.