Desirable Requirements: It is highly desirable that employees are vaccinated against COVID-19. NOTE: Employees unable to comply with any future mandatory vaccination policy requirements of the Department may be subject to disciplinary action. The CSU Administration Officer Key Responsibilities are: Perform child protection, personal and criminal history checks and provide client information and advice to departmental staff and external agencies in relation to the suitability of carers in accordance with the policies and procedures of the Central Screening Unit. Identify and maintain multiple departmental systems, ensuring accuracy, completeness, quality and timeliness of input and output. Interpret data and produce reports from departmental databases as required. Provide high level administration support via phone and email enquiries to internal and external agencies. Coordinate multiple mailboxes, process and quality assure high volumes of carer applications pertaining to approval to be departmental carers, adoptive parents and persons associated with funded services. Identify and analyse complex problems in relation to child protection information Work closely with key stakeholders such as Queensland Police Service, Blue Card Services, interstate child protection agencies, and various service delivery areas within the department (including Child Safety Service Centres and Placement Services Units) in order to achieve desired outcomes. Delegations: This position is an authorised officer under the Child Protection Act 1999 and has a range of statutory delegations in relation to this. These positions are aligned to the Individual Contributor profile of the Queensland Public Service Leadership competencies for Queensland. To be successful in this role, you will be required to demonstrate capability in the areas detailed within the Role Profile: This position reports to the Team Leader. Applications to remain current for 12 months.