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Grand Pacific Health is seeking a Clinical Practice Lead for the Integrated Wellbeing Hub in the Northern Sydney area. The role supports clinical decision-making, workforce capability, risk management, and quality improvement across programs. It offers hybrid work with a fixed-term arrangement until 30 June 2027 and potential extension.
The successful candidate will lead multidisciplinary teams, provide clinical consultation, and contribute to service development across GPH programs as required.
This position is available as full-time or part-time, fixed term until 30 June 2027 with the possibility of extension. Based in Northern Sydney area with a hybrid work arrangement.
Working in partnership with the Service Manager, multidisciplinary teams, consortium partners and key stakeholders, the Clinical Practice Lead supports clinical decision-making, workforce capability, risk management, continuous quality improvement and the implementation of best practice across both programs. The role also provides clinical consultation and guidance to support service development and may contribute clinical expertise across other Grand Pacific Health programs as required.
What we care about most is supporting healthier, happier, more connected communities across NSW and the ACT.
We’re a for-purpose organisation delivering high-quality, low- or no-cost physical, mental and social health services. With over 25 locations across NSW and ACT we are a passionate team we’re here for everyone, especially those experiencing or at greater risk of disadvantage.
For more information contact: Lucy Douglas, Service Manager - Integrated Wellbeing Hubs on********@gph.org.au or0429 214 ***
Applications close:1st November 2026. Shortlisting may begin prior to the closing date.
We welcome applications from people with lived experience, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, LGBTQIA+ communities, people from culturally diverse backgrounds, and people with disability.