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Results filtered by Australian Pain Management Association (APMA) - Head Office. Clear organisation
The Australian Pain Management Association are the leading provider of social support services for people living with all types of persistent &/or chronic pain conditions. In this role, you’ll help our community members for safe & included by providing researched content about their conditions.
APMA is looking for a volunteer to assist with administrative tasks. If you have a kind nature, good written communication skills and are reliable, we'd love to talk to you.
* Take written materials and develop them into engaging material to be delivered online. * Create self paced workbooks and quizzes from written materials APMA holds. * Facilitate training workshops for volunteers over zoom. Please note, this position does not develop or deliver exercise programs. It is not a fitness role. The role purpose is to deliver training in an office based environment, over virtual platforms.
The co-facilitator of a pain support group (PSG) for Melbourne North region helps the group to: share their experiences of living with chronic pain, educate the group about self-management techniques and to effectively use healthcare settings. The PSG provides an avenue for people with pain to socialise with others and reduce the isolation of chronic pain. The group meets once or twice a month for 1.5 to 2 hours.
The co-facilitator of a pain support group (PSG) for Bundaberg region helps the group to: share their experiences of living with chronic pain, educate the group about self-management techniques and to effectively use healthcare settings. The PSG provides an avenue for people with pain to socialise with others and reduce the isolation of chronic pain. The group meets once a month for 1.5 to 2 hours.
The co-facilitator of a pain support group (PSG) for Burpengary region helps the group to: share their experiences of living with chronic pain, educate the group about self-management techniques and to effectively use healthcare settings. The PSG provides an avenue for people with pain to socialise with others and reduce the isolation of chronic pain. The group meets once a month for 1.5 to 2 hours.
The co-facilitator for the Australia Wide Online Zoom Group helps participants to share their experiences of living with chronic pain, promotes self-management techniques, reduces isolation and assist with healthcare system navigation. Meetings are on Saturday afternoons once per month.
The co-facilitator for the Townsville Group helps participants to share their experiences of living with chronic pain, promotes self-management techniques, reduces isolation and assist with healthcare system navigation. Meetings are once per month.
The co-facilitator for the Townsville Group helps participants to share their experiences of living with chronic pain, promotes self-management techniques, reduces isolation and assist with healthcare system navigation. Meetings are once per month.
The co-facilitator for the Townsville Group helps participants to share their experiences of living with chronic pain, promotes self-management techniques, reduces isolation and assist with healthcare system navigation. Meetings are once per month.
The co-facilitator for the Townsville Group helps participants to share their experiences of living with chronic pain, promotes self-management techniques, reduces isolation and assist with healthcare system navigation. Meetings are once per month.
The co-facilitator for the Townsville Group helps participants to share their experiences of living with chronic pain, promotes self-management techniques, reduces isolation and assist with healthcare system navigation. Meetings are once per month.
The facilitator of a pain support group (PSG) for the Carindale region will help the group to share their experiences of living with chronic pain, educate the group about self-management techniques and to effectively use healthcare settings. The PSG provides an avenue for people with pain to socialise with others and reduce the isolation of chronic pain. The group meets once a month for 1.5 to 2 hours.
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