Published on:
March 17, 2023
About IDCARE
IDCARE is an award-winning frontline response service provider for individuals and organisations harmed by cybercrimes, scams and identity theft. We are the only specialist support service in the world that provides a blend of behavioural and pragmatic support to individuals and organisations that need to respond to the theft and misuse of personal and sensitive information. We have helped in excess of 100,000 Australians and New Zealanders respond to some of the fastest growing crimes impacting our community today.
About the role
You will work within our National Case Management Centre alongside frontline triage staff, case managers, social workers, counsellors and technical support staff. Frontline Responders are the first point of contact for clients engaging IDCARE where you will provide initial remediation strategies to mitigate risk. Case Managers engage with individuals in assessing broader risks, formulating tailored response plans, and providing direct response support. Our Case Management team provide essential support to victims of cybercrimes, scams and identity theft that’s empathetic, practical and confidential. Our clients are members of the community and business owners across Australia, New Zealand and beyond who are engaged via telephone and digital engagement channels.
IDCARE operates from Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm AEST. This role may require some evening and weekend work via on-call arrangements, which are acknowledged and remunerated accordingly.
Benefits
IDCARE offers staff the opportunity to make a difference locally on the Sunshine Coast. We are a young and vibrant organisation with a supporting culture and talent program. Our talent and mentorship programs allow staff to feel empowered to grow and learn, without feeling overwhelmed.
So, if you’re keen to learn, grow our knowledge and be part of a very special team that make a tangible different every day we encourage you to apply.
Skills and Attribute Requirements
To be highly effective within our team you will need:
• Excellent verbal communication skills and be able to confidentially steer and navigate individuals in crisis
• An ability to think on your feet and critically analyse risk factors
• To possess quick decision-making skills with the ability to handle pressure
• To listen and act on feedback professionally
• To be able to work very efficiently with competing priorities under time constraints
• An ability to work independently as well as part of a multidisciplinary team
• Demonstrate strong ethics and integrity in representing our services and maintaining values
• An ability to handle personal, commercial and sensitive information
• Proficiency with technology and Microsoft 365
• Call Centre / Customer Service experience (highly desirable)
• Completion or near-completion of an undergraduate degree within a relevant discipline (highly desirable)
• Must have a working with children check, including police background check (this will be facilitated if needed, but is a mandatory role requirement)
To apply, send the following to sarah@idcare.org:
• A one-page letter that introduces yourself, how you are suited to the role, and the availability you have (i.e. hours and preferred days);
• A short resume, including at least two referees, one of whom must be a current or former direct supervisor
Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm AEST
QLD: 07 3555 5900
ACT & NSW: 02 8999 3356
VIC: 03 7018 2366
NT, SA & WA : 08 7078 7741
Mon - Fri: 10am - 7pm NZST
AKL: 09 884 4440