
Health and Wellbeing Advisor
- Eight Mile Plains, QLD
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Keen to progress your career? Take full advantage of our tailored training, leadership, and mentoring programs; or leverage our partnerships with industry association such as Engineers Australia, Chartered Accountants, CPA Australia, Infrastructure Sustainability Council, The National Association of Women in Construction, plus many more.
- Looking to enhance your wellbeing? We will encourage you to explore flexible working arrangements where possible. We offer great benefits, including corporate health and fitness programs, health insurance discounts, personal banking support, a range of retailer discounts, up to 18 weeks paid primary carers parental leave and up to 10 days paid secondary carers leave, access to our Employee Assistance Program (including your immediate family), and the option to take more time for yourself throughout the year with our Purchase Leave Policy.
- Want to help us better the communities we live and work in? Our purpose of creating, connecting, and caring for communities is more than a saying to us – it’s a way of thinking, working, and living because we're locals too, and seek to give back in ways that strengthen and build resilient communities. We do this because we genuinely care, enjoy what we do, and even manage to have some fun along the way! You’ll find us partnering with local and national community groups, like Clontarf Foundation, Black Dog Institute, and Soldier On, in addition to indigenous groups and social enterprises, to ensure that our good work positively impacts and brings about sustainable change within our industry.
- Do we offer a ‘competitive’ salary package? Of course! Speak to our Talent Acquisition or People & Culture team to learn more.
- Managing the workers compensation and injury management framework and processes in the region.
- Together with the team, assisting in the development and implementation of a wellbeing strategy across the region, which may include wellness programs and mental health education to improve outcomes for the workforce.
- Establishing and maintaining proactive communication with injured team members, their treating practitioners and other stakeholders to facilitate effective and timely recovery and return to work.
- Preparing investigation reports and responding to corporate and regulatory enquiries and requests.
- Ensuring all claims and claim files are maintained to ensure compliance with relevant legislation and statutory authorities.
- Coordinate the ongoing health monitoring of employees in line with legislative requirements.
- Working closely with business units to understand and remove barriers for employees to return to meaningful work.
- Ideally hold a relevant tertiary qualification in Allied Health such as Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy or Registered Nurse or equivalent.
- Registered health practitioner with APHRA.
- Ideally, intermediate experience in a similar role but not essential with excellent stakeholder relationship skills.
- Proficient in written & oral communication, active listening, negotiation, conflict resolution skills.
- Excellent time management & multi-tasking skills.
- Previous claims management experience in the review and approval of medical services and treatment requests is preferred but not essential