The Social Workers Registration Board of South Australia (SWRB SA) is seeking a Project Officer to join on a full-time term basis.

The role is responsible for:

• Managing casefiles as well as gathering and summarising information for complaints and investigations.
• Assisting in the setup and ongoing support of systems and policies to enable the regulatory functions of the SWRB SA.
• Conducting research to help inform the development and implementation of policies, programs and projects.
• Preparing project documentation, briefs and presentations to support projects across the SWRB SA.

About You

We are looking for a resourceful individual with keen attention to detail and excellent organisational skills.

To be successful you will have significant experience in developing, planning and implementing projects and programs.

Our ideal candidate will have proven investigations skills and experience in the review and management of complaints.

You will have well-developed written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to effectively engage a diverse range of stakeholders to facilitate collaboration.

For the opportunity to contribute to the successful implementation of the Board’s strategic goals, apply today!

To find out more about this role, including the key selection criteria and special conditions, please click on the attached role description.

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The Social Workers Registration Board of South Australia (SWRB SA) is the regulatory authority responsible for the registration of social workers. The purpose of the SWRB SA is to establish and maintain a comprehensive registration and regulatory framework that ensures the competence, professionalism, and ethical conduct of social workers in South Australia.

The primary functions of the SWRB SA are to safeguard the public by ensuring that social workers entering the register are competent, fit to practice, and accountable for their professional conduct. We also strive to elevate the professionalism of social workers, promoting excellence in practice and continuous improvement.