Your Host Employer: Since 1947, Hearing Australia has provided expert hearing care to Australians of all ages and from all walks of life. They are committed to helping people across the nation stay connected to the people and life they love. With their dedicated team, they are the nation’s largest provider of government-funded hearing services for children, young adults up to the age of 26, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, pensioners and veterans. Benefits: Complete a nationally recognised Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance Identified role for an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander candidate as part of Hearing Australia’s commitment to their Reconciliation Action Plan Possible pathway to ongoing employment at completion of traineeship Specialised Consultant in supporting and mentoring First Nations People The Role: Maxima, and Hearing Australia, are seeking a committed individual to undertake an Allied Health Assistance Traineeship at their Kotara Centre. Working to gain experience across customer service and clinical support, you’ll support and empower clients of all backgrounds. Working side by side with people who go the extra mile, you’ll also love the feeling of helping children and adults who need you. Across twelve (12) months you will work full-time and be provided with paid, practical experience alongside experienced supervisors and study towards a nationally recognised Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance . Duties Include: Greet clients and attend to all counter and telephone enquiries Cover reception and undertake general administration duties including booking client appointments, processing claims, data entry and monthly reports Liaise with clients comprising of children and adults, some with complex needs, as well as clients with multicultural & Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds Perform minor hearing aid repairs and troubleshooting Assist Clinicians with the provision of clinical services including identifying client needs, offering professional advice and demonstrating the use of hearing aids This role will require regular travel to remote communities in various locations About You: Passion for providing excellent customer service Excellent communication skills Adaptable to change Friendly and welcoming nature Great team player Thrive working under time constraints Work effectively as part of a team and under limited supervision Role Requirements: Hold a current driver’s licence Current National Police Check (or willing to obtain) Ability to build rapport with a variety of people and groups Strong computer knowledge including Microsoft Office How to Apply: Click Apply and complete the online application form, attaching a copy of your resume and cover letter outlining your suitability for the available role. Please note this is an Identified position and you must identify as First Nations (Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander) to be eligible for this role. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted directly. National Traineeship wages and conditions apply. About Maxima: Maxima’s First Nations Employment Team is here to provide culturally safe and relationship-based practices to build your capacity in being deadly and successful. We provide a collaborative approach when providing coaching and mentoring in Traineeships. For further information please visit our website www.maxima.com.au or email [email protected] At Maxima we are committed to supporting positively diverse and including workforces which value all backgrounds and experiences. We encourage applications from First Nations Peoples, people from a culturally or linguistically diverse background, people of all gender identities and people living with a disability. By applying to this position you are consenting to your data potentially being stored on international servers temporarily. Maxima abides by the Australian Privacy Principals, please refer to our privacy policy for more information. Apply now