Internal Centrelink Liaison Officer and Administration Assistant

• Work with a passionate and supportive team
• Must have a clean drivers licence
• Financial and administrative responsibilities

Opportunity to join We Help Ourselves (WHOS) as an Internal Centrelink Liaison Officer and Administration Assistant, Lilyfield, Sydney, Fulltime 12 month contract.

This role is responsible for liaising with Centrelink to ensure timely payment of client service fees, maintaining the client financial records, liaising with clients on all financial enquiries as well as administration duties across the organisation.

Key Responsibilities

• Handle all client enquiries, payments and data related to Centrelink
• Financial duties include but are not limited to; petty cash, reimbursements, preparing of financial records for audits, banking, reporting and purchase orders
• Admin responsibilities of database management, mailbox organisation and post office handling and ad hoc event admin duties

Essential criteria and success factors of the role:

• Clean drivers licence and confident to drive in and around CBD
• Team player attitude, happy to contribute as and where necessary
• Sensitivity to issues of drug use and addiction
• Excellent attention to detail and experience working with finances
• Exceptional communication and customer service skills
• The ability to work in a challenging environment and adapt quickly when needed
•  Take initiative but also open to receiving direction

Details

How to Apply

If this sounds like something that you would be interested in, please apply directly with a full resume to the email address listed below.

There is no closing date for this role, all applications will be reviewed as they are received, and successful applicants will be contacted. APPLY NOW the role is immediately available!

Beaumont People have been retained to recruit this position on behalf of WHOS, if you have any questions please direct them to Alexandra Hopkinson alexandra@beaumontpeople.com.au

We Help Ourselves (WHOS)

We Help Ourselves (WHOS) provides a range of evidence based therapeutic programs  aimed at achieving recovery from alcohol and other drug dependence, incorporating harm  reduction and co-existing mental health initiatives.

WHOS utilises the therapeutic community model of care as well as other services such as  transitional housing, skills training, educational programs and specialist health services.