Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Liaison Officer employers on SEEK are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas.

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Community Services

Stakeholder Management

Mental Health Care

Health Services

Drivers Licence

Mental Health

Communication Skills

Verbal Communication

Customer Service

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Latest Liaison Officer reviews

Oct 2023

I have become liaison officer for many fields, in term of education, culinary, music festival, and beauty.

Reviewer's QualificationBachelor of Education

Experience5 – 9 years

Organisation sizeLarge (200+ employees)

SpecialisationEducation & Training

The good thingsI love to meet a lot of people, having discussions with them and sharing different perceptions about something. Become a liaison officer you are not only need to be talkative and have large knowledge,...

The challengesI like the peak hour when jump ti this role, very tiring but satisfying at the same time.

Jun 2024

Making a difference in peoples lives is rewarding

Experience10+ years

Organisation sizeMedium (20-199 employees)

SpecialisationCommunity Services & Development

The good thingsMy purpose in life has been to chenge peoples livesthrough walking the journey with them in an out reach role , there is so much variety in this role which covers, issues like, mental health, AOD, hea...

The challengesWhen advocating for your clients, staff from service providers at times do not want to listen to you or the client. Greif and loss when you lose a client, burn out can occur

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