Our client, a leading NFP provider of disability services requires a Clinical Operations Manager to oversee the running of a number of facilities dedicated to supporting people with neuro-degenerative disorders such as MS, Huntington’s and ABI.

This position is responsible for the management, development, delivery and evaluation of supported accommodation programs through a person-centred approach. The objective is to maximise resident participation, provide them with the opportunity to make information decisions and life choices, and ensure their involvement in their community.

Key requirements for this role include:

• Qualification as a Registered Nurse
• AHPRA registration
• Significant management/leadership experience
• An understanding of the complex clinical needs of clients with advanced neurological conditions such as Huntington’s, MS and ABI
• Experience working across multiple sites
• The ability to contribute to organisational strategic and business planning process
• Experience in working closely with, and maintaining sustainable partnerships, with external stakeholders such as funding bodies and other stakeholders, including residents, their families and advocates
• An understanding of the needs of carers, clients and families
• Compassion, empathy and a passion for making a positive difference

The client is a very much a leader in their field, very well respected and making a huge difference in the lives of people who are vulnerable, or in need. This role is ideally suited to someone with a passion for neuro who wants to make a difference. On offer is an excellent salary package, along with an inclusive and very supportive environment.

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Recruit for Good is a B Corp and Social Traders Certified recruitment agency that operates as a social enterprise, donating 20% of all its recruitment fees to charity. If you are successful in securing this role with Recruit for Good, you will have played a part in generating a donation of approximately $3,000.00 towards helping disadvantaged and vulnerable people across Victoria.