Team leader logan house (chambers flat)

Logan House provides a safe, supportive, and structured residential environment designed to help individuals overcome drug and alcohol challenges. Our comprehensive six-week treatment program accommodates up to 30 clients at any given time, offering a complete continuum of care from initial contact through to reintegration into the community. We aim to inspire genuine, long-lasting change, equipping clients with the tools and strategies they need to successfully navigate recovery and sustain a healthy lifestyle.

In addition to the Logan House program, our Chambers Flat facility offers the Logan Family Recovery Program. This specialised service provides a unique opportunity for parents undergoing rehabilitation to bring their children along, ensuring that the family unit receives the care and support it needs during this critical time. The program spans 12 weeks and features six fully equipped family units on-site, creating a nurturing environment where families can heal and rebuild together.

The salary for this position is based on the Social, Community, Home Care, and Disability Services (SCHADS) Industry Award 2010, classified at Levels 6.1 to 6.3. The annual salary range is from $106,387 to $111,090, with the possibility of negotiation depending on experience. In addition to superannuation, this role offers attractive salary packaging benefits and includes an extra five Lives Lived Well (LLW) days per year, providing added flexibility to help maintain a healthy work-life balance.

• Clinical Expertise: A strong background in developing and/or leading clinical education programs and experience working within evidence-based frameworks.
• Leadership and Mentoring: Proven skills in leading and mentoring a diverse team of up to 30 clinical and non-clinical staff members.
• Communication Skills: Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to build rapport and relate effectively with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders.
• Contractual and Reporting Knowledge: Demonstrates a robust understanding of contractual obligations within clinical programs, with proven capability in developing detailed, funder-aligned reports that effectively showcase health outcomes.
• Stakeholder Engagement: Strong skills in stakeholder management, including networking with funders and service providers, attending community events, and developing strategic partnerships to enhance service delivery.
• Process Improvement: A solutions-focused mindset with a passion for driving process improvements. We value and encourage innovative ideas and suggestions for enhancing our services.
• Empathetic Leadership: The ability to lead with empathy, walking alongside your team while also possessing the confidence to engage in difficult conversations when needed.
• Rostering Experience: Proven experience in rostering is advantageous for this role, as you will be tasked with scheduling casual after-hours Support Workers, aligning staffing resources effectively while adhering to budgetary constraints.
• Qualifications and Compliance: You hold a minimum bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, counselling, or another allied health field. Alternatively, a bachelor's degree in business management, human resources, or a related discipline, and qualifications in a relevant clinical domain are acceptable. Additionally, you must possess a current, valid Australian Driver's Licence and a National Police Check.

Our Logan House team are enthusiastic and respectful. We work from a client-centred perspective and are genuine advocates for our clients. Supported by a diplomatic and democratic manager, we value open, honest communication and foster a collaborative work style.

As an organisation, Lives Lived Well offers a huge range of benefits, which can be seen on our website, but here are a few of them:

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