03 Sep
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Senami
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Adelaide
Senami is a values-driven organization committed to delivering empathetic, respectful, and person-cantered care.
We support individuals with disability and mental health challenges to develop self-awareness and achieve well-being through intensive case management, counselling, and psychotherapy.
Our services empower clients to connect with their core values and implement tailored intervention plans.
About Senami
Senami is a values-driven organization committed to delivering empathetic, respectful, and person-cantered care.
We support individuals with disability and mental health challenges to develop self-awareness and achieve well-being through intensive case management, counselling, and psychotherapy.
Our services empower clients to connect with their core values and implement tailored intervention plans.
Position Purpose
The Disability Services Coordinator is responsible for supervising and coordinating day-to-day operations within Senami's residential and community-based facilities.
This role ensures high-quality service delivery aligned with client NDIS plans and promotes mental health, well-being, and independence for individuals living with disability and comorbidities.
The role requires strong leadership, clinical understanding, and a holistic approach to care planning and risk management.
Key Responsibilities
Client & Clinical Support
Provide responsive and individualized support to clients in residential and community settings
Conduct mental health and risk assessments, welfare checks, and develop person-centered care plans
Deliver psychoeducation and therapeutic community activities promoting health and inclusion
Maintain updated documentation including care plans, assessments, and reports
Ensure all care meets NDIS, Senami, and SA legislative standards
Coordinate internal and external referrals and manage crisis and emergency interventions
Team Supervision & Training
Supervise and mentor Team Leaders and Support Workers
Conduct training sessions, house meetings, and team supervision in collaboration with the Registered Nurse
Promote a supportive and high-performing team culture
Support professional development and onboarding of new staff and students on placement
Leadership & Coordination
Lead day-to-day residential service operations
Act as on-call officer as required, managing after-hours service matters
Liaise with stakeholders, allied health professionals, and external services to ensure integrated care
Monitor service quality and ensure compliance with organizational and legislative standards
Required Qualifications and Experience
Tertiary qualification in Health Sciences, Nursing, Social Work, Psychology, or equivalent
Minimum 3–5 years' experience in disability and mental health services coordination
AHPRA registration (desirable)
Current and valid driver's license
Access to a reliable vehicle
Mandatory Checks and Certifications
National Police Clearance
Working with Children Check
NDIS Worker Screening Clearance
DCSI clearance (if applicable)
First Aid, Mental Health First Aid, MAPA/Safety Intervention Training
Valid working rights in Australia
Key Competencies
Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication
Robust leadership, time management, and decision-making skills
Experience with clinical documentation and client record systems (e.g., Careview)
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
Sound understanding of NDIS legislation, the Mental Health Act (SA), and related compliance requirements
Performance Indicators
Delivery of individualized, high-quality client care
Timely and accurate documentation and reporting
Effective supervision and professional development of team members
Compliance with all NDIS, SA Health, and Senami procedures and regulations
Engagement in internal and external training, audits, and service evaluations
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📌 Disability Service Coordinator (Adelaide)
🏢 Senami
📍 Adelaide