❓ Mr. Castrilli asks about the number of clinical psychologists and FTE staff employed to run rehabilitation programs in WA prisons between 2004 and 2008. The answer clarifies job titles and provides FTE numbers for established and occupied positions.
AnsweredQoN 3164Legislative Assembly
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(a) 28 February 2004;
(b) 28 February 2005;
(c) 28 February 2006;
(d) 28 February 2007; and
(e) 28 February 2008?
(2) What is the number of FTE staff who were exclusively employed to run rehabilitation programs in Western Australian prisons as at:
(a) 28 February 2004;
(b) 28 February 2005;
(c) 28 February 2006;
(d) 28 February 2007; and
(e) 28 February 2008?
(b) 28 February 2005;
(c) 28 February 2006;
(d) 28 February 2007; and
(e) 28 February 2008?
(2) What is the number of FTE staff who were exclusively employed to run rehabilitation programs in Western Australian prisons as at:
(a) 28 February 2004;
(b) 28 February 2005;
(c) 28 February 2006;
(d) 28 February 2007; and
(e) 28 February 2008?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
1 May 2008
Responded by
Minister for Corrective Services
Response time
43 days
(1) (a) to (e)
The Department does not use the FTE allocated to deliver rehabilitation programs by exclusively employing clinical psychologists. Staff directly involved in the delivery of group based treatment programs to address offending behaviour are employed under the titles of Senior Clinical Intervention Officer or Clinical Intervention Officer. The qualification requirements for these positions are:
"Four year degree in Psychology or Social Work or relevant equivalent qualifications"
The number of FTE allocated is answered in response to Question 2
(2) The number of FTE Clinical Intervention Officers and Senior Clinical Intervention Officers is dependent upon two scenarios - those FTE positions established (i) and those FTE positions actually occupied (ii).
(a) (i) 43
(ii) 30.2
(b) (i) 41
(ii) 32.9
(c) (i) 46
(ii) 34.2
(d) (i) 41
(ii) 29.3
(e) (i) 43
(ii) 21
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The Department does not use the FTE allocated to deliver rehabilitation programs by exclusively employing clinical psychologists. Staff directly involved in the delivery of group based treatment programs to address offending behaviour are employed under the titles of Senior Clinical Intervention Officer or Clinical Intervention Officer. The qualification requirements for these positions are:
"Four year degree in Psychology or Social Work or relevant equivalent qualifications"
The number of FTE allocated is answered in response to Question 2
(2) The number of FTE Clinical Intervention Officers and Senior Clinical Intervention Officers is dependent upon two scenarios - those FTE positions established (i) and those FTE positions actually occupied (ii).
(a) (i) 43
(ii) 30.2
(b) (i) 41
(ii) 32.9
(c) (i) 46
(ii) 34.2
(d) (i) 41
(ii) 29.3
(e) (i) 43
(ii) 21
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