MELANIE YOUNG

• Expedited data entry tasks with efficient typing speed and accuracy.
• Typed official correspondence and reports from handwritten notes and other information sources.
• Managed sensitive information by maintaining strict confidentiality, supporting the integrity of the organization.
• Enhanced document formatting for better readability and presentation.
• Provided support during peak periods while maintaining high-quality output under pressure.
• Organized and maintained precise confidential personnel files.
• Developed custom templates for frequently used documents, saving time and resources for the team.
• Followed all company policies and procedures to deliver quality work.
• Review and complete any required editing and formatting on staff assessment tools with constructive feedback
• Developed training materials to enhance staff proficiency and productivity.
• Supported administrative staff by transcribing meeting minutes and distributing them promptly.
• Maintained professionalism when handling confidential information as per company policies.

The Specialist Family Violence Practitioner role involves working in multidisciplinary teams to assess risk, develop safety plans, provide information and advice, and coordinate referrals to services for families and individuals affected by family violence or child vulnerability. The positions require a strong understanding of family violence, child protection, risk assessment, and collaborative practice, and are central to the state's strategy for child and family safety.

• Typed official correspondence and reports from handwritten notes and other information sources, including typing assessment from verbatim.
• Managed sensitive information by maintaining strict confidentiality, supporting the integrity of the organization.
• Reduced errors in typed materials with thorough proofreading skills and attention to detail.

The Child and Adolescent role is a specialist position which provides clinical assessment and high quality therapeutic intervention to children, young people and their families where child protection statutory intervention has been required due to identified child protection concerns, with a particular emphasis on child sexual abuse and domestic and family violence.

In the Family Support Worker role, workers provide in home interventions which include practical and parenting support, education, and counselling support to families who are subject to child protection statutory intervention.

• Typed legal reports using correct legal format and design guidelines for documents.
• Maintained professionalism when handling confidential information as per company policies.
• Transcribed meeting minutes into digital format and stored in data repository.
• Consistently met deadlines for typed reports, contributing to a productive work environment.