Child and Youth Consultant

Jora New Zealand will close on 9th September 2026. Thank you for being with us, we are cheering you on as you continue your career journey. Collaborative and supportive environment Fantastic wellness policies offered Opportunities for learning and development Aspiring towards working from a Māori world view. The Agency The harakeke in the Whiria Te Tangata logo speaks to the strength of many intertwined together, similarly with people – when you are on your own you are not as strong as when you have many around you providing you with tautoko. Weave the harakeke together it is stronger, weave the people together they are stronger. Whiria Te Tangata WellStop is an innovative and well-established agency. Our aim is to eliminate harmful sexual behaviour in our communities by providing assessment and treatment services to children, young people and adults who present with harmful sexual behaviour. Our Clinicians make a significant difference in the lives of people, whānau, and communities by working with our clients to address and prevent the effects of sexual harm/violence. Whiria Te Tangata WellStop is committed to upholding and protecting the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in our work. We believe in enhancing the mana of whānau through understanding tikanga and building relationships with mana whenua. Together with our network, we commit to whakapapa, rangatiratanga, kaitiakitanga, whanaungatanga and manaakitanga. The role The Child and Youth Consultant provides clinical guidance and supervision to all WellStop kaimahi in regard to clinical practice, assessment, and treatment. They will provide critical input into decision making around the agency, and clinical direction in their area of expertise. This role works closely with both the Adult Consultant and the Disability Support Consultant. The ideal candidate will have: Ideally recognised Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist qualification. Be registered with a professional body and have a current Practicing Certificate (or be in the process of obtaining). At least 5 years’ post qualification experience working in a multi-disciplinary team. Training and experience in delivering clinical and evidence-based treatment, and experience working with complex needs and family systems. Experience in the use of psychometrics, assessment, and formulation of client issues. Experience creating safety plans. Experience in working with issues of sexual abuse, trauma, and mental health would be advantageous. Comfortable working with clients living with an Intellectual Disability or Neurodevelopmental Disorders. The ability to work in a culturally responsive manner that demonstrates a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi including experience with Kaupapa Māori models of practice. Connections with the local community and an ability to work effectively and collaboratively with whānau, hapu and Iwi. You will be required to drive so a FULL NZ driver’s licence is required. To be considered for this position you must already be located and resident in NZ have either NZ citizenship/residency or a valid NZ work visa. What we will provide to you: A satisfying role where you can use your skills to really make a difference in the lives of families who are striving to move beyond harmful sexual behaviour. A great work environment with dedicated colleagues. Five weeks annual leave per year. Generous wellbeing allowance. The opportunity to work creatively and flexibly and learn new models of practice. Regular supervision. Support to learn Te Reo Māori. Opportunity to expand your skills to work with a variety of clients. #J-18808-Ljbffr