PaRK Mental Health Service Education Sub-Committee
The purpose of the Education and Research Committee is to:
Oversee the Mental Health Directorate training program for non-medical clinical staff.
To assist Program Managers establish processes for staff completion of mandatory training.
To work with Sub-Committee members to identify and implement clinical education opportunities.
To include consumers and carers in workforce training as appropriate.
Carer experience required:
Current carer of a family member with a mental illness.
Living in the local (Peel, Rockingham, Kwinana) area.
Leadership competencies.
RkPG Mental Health Management Office – Rockingham OR Online through MS Teams
Third Tuesday every 2 months
2.30pm – 3.30pm
South Metro Health Service
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