13 Oct
|
Choice One
|
Australia
13 Oct
Choice One
Australia
SERVICE DELIVERY LEAD – NDIS DISABILITY SERVICES
Perth, WA | $130K–$150K + Super An exciting opportunity for an experienced Service Delivery Lead to join a respected NDIS disability services provider in Perth.
This senior operational leadership role will oversee SIL and community-based services across multiple sites in the Southern Region, with responsibility for service delivery, clinical governance, NDIS compliance, team performance and positive participant outcomes.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Lead SIL and community service delivery across multiple locations
Oversee clinical governance, care planning, risk and incident management
Ensure compliance with NDIS Practice Standards and regulatory requirements
Lead, mentor and develop multidisciplinary teams
Drive service quality, continuous improvement and operational performance
Build strong relationships with participants, families and key stakeholders
ABOUT YOU
Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
4+ years’ leadership experience within disability, community or aged care services
Robust NDIS and SIL knowledge and experience
Experience in clinical governance, quality and compliance
Solid people leadership and stakeholder management skills
Current NDIS Worker Screening Check
First Aid & CPR certification
Valid Australian Driver’s Licence
HIGHLY REGARDED
Experience managing multiple SIL homes or service portfolios and leading multidisciplinary teams.
WHAT’S ON OFFER
$130K–$150K + super, depending on experience
Senior operational leadership opportunity
Career development and qualified growth
Supportive and values-driven workplace
Opportunity to make a genuine impact within disability services
If you are a Registered Nurse with NDIS leadership experience and are ready to take the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply NOW via SEEK to join a growing organisation and make a meaningful difference in NDIS service delivery.
📌 Service Delivery Lead Kwinana Beach (Australia)
🏢 Choice One
📍 Australia