Coronial Support Coordinator - Brisbane, Australia - Justice and Attorney-General

Justice and Attorney-General

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Brisbane, Australia

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The Coronial Support Coordinator provides a high level of management and leadership support to the Manager, Operations to ensure the successful and efficient operation of the CCQ.

The position is responsible for supporting the delivery of quality services to coroners, families, witnesses, court users and stakeholders by supervising a highly skilled team of staff, ensuring the effective utilisation and allocation of resources, and making informed decisions to drive continuous practice improvements.

The position will play a key role in leading the delivery of reforms to the coronial system in Queensland, arising from the performance audit of coronial services by the Queensland Audit Office in October 2018.

The reforms seek to ensure coroners are provided with high quality support to enable them to conduct their investigations in a timely way through the establishment of innovative and efficient systems, and to ensure that services are easy for families to access, and that they are supported throughout an investigation.

In particular, the position will drive improvements to case management, support to families and witnesses, the coronial case management system database, business rules, and triaging coronial matters across the state.

Applicants are advised that the work of the Coroners Court of Queensland will expose employees to disturbing material including offending behavior's, criminal activity and other explicit, distressing or offensive content.

Employees may be required to engage with persons who have and may continue to experience distressing circumstances and/or are involved with the coronial system.

Applicants should consider the above and their personal resilience and coping strategies to sustain working in confronting and challenging circumstances.

Applications to remain current for 12 months.
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