Child Adolescent Health Service
CAHS is currently looking for young people, family members, parents and carers to join their Respiratory and Sleep Department Consumer Advisory Group (RSCAG).
As a member of the RSCAG you will have the opportunity to share your lived experience to help inform and make recommendations on matters related to the service design and consumer experience across the Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) Respiratory and Sleep Department.
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for 12 people, 6 young people and 6 adults who:
And:
We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and people living with disability to apply.
Please note that this recruitment process will involve short informal phone interviews.
Carer Representative’s experience required:
Only carers/consumers who have previously accessed CAHS services (in the last five years), are currently accessing CAHS services, or are eligible to access CAHS services in the future — including parents/carers of a consumer — are eligible to apply for this committee.
Child and Adolescent Health Service | CAHS – Frequently asked question
TBC
Initially monthly for one hour (first two meetings) Then every second month for one hour.
Time TBC Duration – 1hour
Child & Adolescent Health Service
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