AoD CEP Clinician

At Ngāti Toa, our work is not simply about us — it is about the people, whānau, and communities we serve. Ngāti Toa is a vibrant and influential iwi, grounded in our cultural identity and committed to enhancing the mana, wellbeing, and prosperity of our people. We are paddling our waka forward, leading meaningful change and strengthening the communities in which we live, work, and thrive. Ko te tīmā | About the team You will join an innovative, youth-led service that is making a real difference in the lives of rangatahi and whānau. As part of a supportive, culturally grounded team, you will contribute to meaningful community impact across Porirua. We are looking for a passionate and experienced AoD CEP Clinician to join our multi-disciplinary team at The 502 Rangatahi Ora. Reporting to the Service Manager, you will work closely with rangatahi, whānau, community providers, and the wider 502 Rangatahi Ora team to provide brief interventions and primary mental health and alcohol and other drug support within our Youth One Stop Shop (YOSS). This role is ideal for someone: Has a genuine passion for supporting rangatahi wellbeing Understands the realities and challenges facing Māori and Pasifika communities Thrives working collaboratively in a youth-focused environment Brings warmth, integrity, cultural responsiveness, and professional excellence After learning more about Ngāti Toa and the role, you will have a strong sense of whether this opportunity is the right fit for you. You will bring proven experience and professional expertise in AoD counselling , along with a genuine interest in engaging with and learning alongside Ngāti Toa. You will also be confident in the following areas: You will also be confident in the following areas: Delivering psychosocial assessments and evidence-informed interventions Developing and reviewing support plans in partnership with rangatahi and whānau Advocating for rangatahi voice and active participation in decision-making Supporting young people to build on their strengths, goals, and aspirations Partner with health, education, and social service providers Contribute positively to a strong multi-disciplinary team culture Build effective community relationships and referral pathways Providing safe, high-quality care Maintaining accurate, professional clinical records Upholding professional standards and ethical practice Actively participating in supervision and ongoing professional development Ensuring practice is culturally safe, mana-enhancing, and grounded in respect Most importantly, you will bring a genuine commitment to the work and to the people we serve. The Rūnanga is a diverse and inclusive organisation, well positioned to understand and respond to the needs of our communities. You will be ready to bring your best in service of others, in areas that truly matter. And in return for your contribution, we can offer you: Modern environment with a friendly and supportive team; Kaimahi centred discounts across banking and wellbeing activities; A commitment to professional development; The opportunity to serve our iwi and community aspirations and be a part of a bigger purpose. #J-18808-Ljbffr