Clinical Team Leader – HASI Plus; Carlingford

About the role

Permanent Full-time
Based at Carlingford, 76 hours per fortnight with community outreach
HPA Level 4 $61.56 - $71.43 per hour (commensurate with experience) + Salary packaging benefits + Super
Manage on-call approximately once every month for one week, with an additional on-call allowance
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced mental health professional to provide clinical leadership within the HASI Plus program, supporting people living with complex mental health needs to achieve greater stability, independence and connection within their community.

As Clinical Team Leader, you will provide clinical and practice leadership to a multidisciplinary team delivering recovery-oriented, person-centred support in partnership with consumers, families, carers and other services.

You will play a key role in strengthening clinical practice, supporting the team to manage complex presentations, and ensuring people receive safe, responsive and high-quality support that promotes recovery, choice and community participation.

What you will do

Provide clinical oversight and leadership for a caseload of approximately 10–12 consumers with severe and complex mental health needs.
Attend daily clinical handovers and lead 13-week reviews, care coordination meetings and case reviews.
Support clinical decision-making through risk assessment, care planning and escalation.
Provide clinical and operational supervision, training and mentoring to team members.
Work closely with Team Leaders, multidisciplinary teams and LHD case managers to coordinate effective care and support.
Build strong internal and external partnerships to support consumers through their transition from the facility into community-based living.
Contribute to clinical governance, quality improvement and safe, recovery-focused service delivery.
Participate in the on-call roster approximately once a month for one week, with an additional allowance
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About the program

HASI Plus is a residential rehabilitation mental health program provides intensive community-based support to people living with severe and persistent mental health challenges.

The program works alongside consumers to support recovery, wellbeing and greater independence, while strengthening connections with health, housing, social and community services.

The HASI Plus model recognises that recovery looks different for everyone. The team works collaboratively with each person to understand their goals, build on their strengths and support them to live the life they choose within their community.

About you

Relevant tertiary qualification in Mental Health, Social Work, Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Nursing or a related discipline, with appropriate professional registration/membership.
Extensive mental health experience, including experience in an inpatient setting.
Experience supporting people with severe and persistent mental health needs, including complex presentations and risk.
Experience with CTOs and/or Forensic Orders and some exposure to AOD.
Demonstrated clinical leadership, supervision, care planning, risk assessment and case coordination skills.
Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills, including working with LHD case managers and multidisciplinary teams.
Commitment to recovery-oriented, trauma-informed and person-centred practice.
Current Australian driver’s licence and willingness to participate in monthly on-call roster, with additional allowance.
Why Uniting

Salary packaging up to $18,550 per annum that increases take-home pay
4 Me Days – extra paid leave each year (pro rata) to rest and recharge
4 CPD Days per year
U Rewards including Fitness Passport, and access to discount and wellbeing programs
Ongoing training and leadership development opportunities
Opportunity to lead an innovative outreach mental health model
Collaborative, multidisciplinary and values-driven team culture
Real impact in improving outcomes for young people and families