Our client is a leading Australian multinational retail organisation, widely recognised for its extensive network of stores across Australia and New Zealand. With a strong commitment to creating safe, supportive, and engaging workplaces, the business places significant focus on the wellbeing and mental health of its team members. As part of this commitment, they are seeking to strengthen specialist capability in psychosocial risk, recovery, and wellbeing support.
The Role
As a Technical Specialist – Wellbeing & Psychosocial Risk, you will act as a subject matter expert in wellbeing, psychology, psychological injury management and recovery, as well as psychosocial risk prevention.
Sitting within the Wellbeing Chapter and working in an agile structure, you will partner cross-functionally to provide specialist guidance and deliver practical, caring solutions that positively impact team member experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide expert advice and guidance on psychological injury claims and recovery pathways.
- Support the Injury Care Team in managing complex and high-risk cases.
- Develop, implement, and embed continuous improvement initiatives across wellbeing and psychosocial programs.
- Contribute specialist expertise to projects and organisational initiatives.
- Partner with stakeholders to influence positive cultural and behavioural outcomes.
You are a compassionate and knowledgeable professional, recognised as a subject matter expert in psychosocial safety and wellbeing frameworks. With tertiary qualifications in psychology, mental health, or a related discipline, you bring extensive experience in injury management, psychological safety, and wellbeing program design. You will be highly adaptable and collaborative, you thrive in dynamic, agile environments and are skilled at engaging, influencing, and supporting stakeholders at all levels.
For more information, please apply directly via the link with your resume or for additional information, contact Georgie Ramsdale on 1300 333 400
Thank you for your interest.