Domestic And Family Violence (Dfv) Court Coordinator

The position will support multiple court locations receiving focused support from the DFV court program. Regular travel between locations is a requirement of the role.

• There are two positions available as follows
• Position one
• Mackay, Rockhampton, Maroochydore - Based at Rockhampton or Maroochydore Courthouse
• Position two
• Ipswich, Pine Rivers, Toowoomba, Caboolture - Based at Ipswich Courthouse
• Lead the delivery of high-quality court registry practice with respect to DFV proceedings.
• Establish, lead, and maintain supportive relationships with stakeholders including staff, government, and non-government stakeholders.
• Collaborate with services operating in the court to drive the necessary court and stakeholder strategies that support integrated responses to DFV, including the setting of priorities and implementing projects within set timeframes.
• With other members of the team, establish procedures and protocols to support the DFV court's operation.
• Monitor the operation of the DFV court including coordinating wrap-around support services to support the DFV court.
• Implement and maintain high quality data collection processes for the purposes of reporting, monitoring, and evaluating the operation of the DFV court.
• Act as a conduit between Courts Innovation Program (CIP), the DFV Court Program and the registry, ensuring operational consistency with the broader DFV Court Program and DFV reform agenda.
• Oversee progress of the specialist DFV court justice response to DFV against identified objectives and report on operations to the DFV Project Manager and Director, Specialist Courts, Referral and Support Services.
• Identify, research, develop and analyse complex program issues, inform associated policy and procedure development, and collaboratively develop evidence-based solutions.
• Support, contribute and cultivate cultural capability within the operations of programs established under CIP to assist vulnerable people coming into contact with the justice system.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.