Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner - Graduate

•  Flexible working arrangement
•  $49.28 - $51.51 + Super + Salary Packaging
• Part time opportunity (3-4 days / week)

 About the Role

We’re looking for new and emerging Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners (FDRPs) who are passionate about helping families and excited to keep learning as they grow in their careers.

If you’re just starting out, this is a great place to build your skills. You’ll be supported by a friendly, experienced team who enjoy sharing knowledge, answering questions, and helping you develop confidence in your practice.

This role is perfect for someone who is curious, open to trying new approaches, and eager to learn through real‑life experience. We encourage fresh ideas, reflective practice, and a willingness to grow—whether that’s through supervision, training, or simply learning from the team around you.

Our family law services support families from a wide range of cultural backgrounds through innovative programs, including therapeutic Post Separation Case Management and group workshops for children impacted by separation. These programs—combined with our strong community partnerships—provide rich opportunities to engage in collaborative, cross‑practice work that strengthens your clinical capability while driving better outcomes for families.

About You

You’re a practitioner who thrives on learning, adaptability and continuous improvement. You bring:

• Registration as a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner in accordance with Attorney Generals Department (AGD) requirements. (refer to: Family Dispute Resolution | Attorney-General's Department)
• Demonstrated experience and skills in post-separation family dispute resolution, including clinical assessments and working with clients with difficult or complex presenting issues including family violence, conflict and loss and grief.
• Experience and skills in delivering child inclusive practise, with an understanding of issues impacting children and families during and following separation, including child development and child protection issues.
• Demonstrated excellent ability to actively collaborate, communicate clearly and respond with respect towards colleagues, clients, community partners and other professionals.
• Capacity to be flexible and adaptable in response to evolving organisational, legislative and sector priorities and requirements.
• Demonstrated ability to appraise and critically reflect on clinical work and to participate in clinical supervision.
• Demonstrated experience and skills in working with Cultural and Linguistically Diverse Communities (CALD) and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities.

What can we offer you?

• Work alongside highly skilled practitioners who value shared learning, reflective practice, and continuous improvement.
• Access regular clinical supervision, peer learning, workshops, and professional development pathways that strengthen your practice and support your career aspirations.
• Structured pathways for leadership and skill growth for those who aspire to mentor colleagues, lead programs, or contribute to organisational development.
• Work across multidisciplinary programs and partnerships, giving you rich opportunities to broaden your expertise and diversify your professional experience.
• Salary packaging up to $15,900. Plus additional uncapped benefits to maximise your take‑home pay.
• Flexible working options to achieve work–life balance with arrangements that support sustainability, wellbeing, and long‑term career engagement.
• Employee Assistance Program providing confidential wellbeing support for you and your immediate family.

Choose a workplace that cares about your growth, happiness, and overall well-being. Join us today!

To be considered for this role, you will need to attach your resume and a cover letter addressing how your skills, knowledge and experience meet the requirements of the role (Address the Selection Criteria).

Applications for this position close on 27th April 2026.  Please submit your application as soon as possible as shortlisting and interviewing for this position will commence immediately.

Need more information? Contact Samantha Jones, Director 9707 8555

About Us

People are at the core of everything we do: from supporting and enhancing the wellbeing of our clients to the nurturing and development of our staff and their career aspirations.

CatholicCare Sydney is a leading not-for-profit and the social services agency of the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney, supporting people from all walks of life. We’re an organisation that promotes diversity and inclusion and commits to the growth and wellbeing of our staff, empowering them to make a positive change to the community.

We welcome applications from individuals of all ages, identities, abilities, and cultures, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, member of the LGBTQI+ community, and people living with disabilities.

CatholicCare requires the preferred applicant to undertake a National Criminal History Record Check prior to employment, and for some roles, a Working with Children Check and/or NDIS Worker Screening Check may be required.