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A nonprofit disability services organization in Western Australia seeks a Senior Service Coordinator to lead a diverse support team. The role involves managing quality service delivery for NDIS participants while ensuring compliance. Candidates should possess leadership skills and a relevant qualification. This position offers opportunities for professional development and is vital to enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities.
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Midwest Community Living (MWCLA) is a Geraldton based not for profit Disability Services organisation led by a Board of local people who are passionate about the community and the people who we support.
MWCLA work to provide a lifestyle of choice and opportunity to people with disability, providing support for individuals to live independently and meaningfully participate in the community.
We invite you to read more about who we are and the community we support, by visiting our website:www.midwestcommunityliving.org.au
Relocation support may be provided for the right applicant.
Please note the key selection criteria requirements for this application below.
Accelerated leadership development through executive mentorship and support from a seasoned industry leader
Strategic leadership and governance skills
Executive readiness and the skills needed to lead a complex organisation
The reward of delivering meaningful social impact and balancing commercial viability
The competence to navigate extensive and ever-changing regulatory requirements
Leading and developing high-performing teams
Build sustainable and growing business operations
You bring:
Experience as a senior service coordinator in a disability or social services context
A Certificate IV in Disability or a relevant higher qualification
A background in NDIS is highly desirable
Proficiency in person-centred planning and service delivery management
Extensive experience in leading multi-disciplinary teams
The ability to run your own portfolio of participants
Second in charge to the CEO, the Senior Service Coordinator leads a diverse Support Team of Service Coordinators, Support Workers and Service Administration, while being responsible for their own portfolio of participants. The Senior Service Coordinator is responsible for the oversight of provision of quality person-centred supports and services, managing compliance, liaising with stakeholders, participants and staff to ensure NDIS participants achieve their goals.
Team Leadership and Management
Lead the Support Team and work as an individual practitioner.
Provide supervision, advice and operational or procedural direction to the Support Team to enable them to work to the highest standards and in accordance with the MWCLA vision, mission and values, and NDIS standards.
Manage recruitment, selection and induction processes for direct service delivery roles.
Manage the performance of the Support Team, including undertaking performance appraisals, supervision and assisting team members identify opportunities for their ongoing professional development.
Model and implement a culture of continuous improvement that will improve the customer experience.
Customer Services
Supervise intake, determine eligibility and allocate referrals to the Service Coordinators.
Oversee and manage the delivery of quality services that meet the NDIS Quality & Safeguarding Standards
Assist NDIS participants to understand their NDIS plan and develop proposals and service agreements in line with their NDIS plans.
Work in conjunction with the Service Coordinator team in the rostering of Support Workers to support individuals and ensuring this is done in an efficient manner.
Build and maintain effective working relationships with individuals, families, carers and the community in their local area.
Corporate Responsibilities
Display a commitment to the Mission, Vision and Values of MWCLA.
Have a commitment to team work and contribute to the team and organisational performance.
Professional
Ensures ongoing professional development of self, using approved continuing professional development sources and applying themselves actively to the CEO career progression pathway.
Demonstrates an ability to establish, maintain and role model professional boundaries, at all times.
Managerial Responsibilities
Responsible for governance, risk and compliance, in conjunction with the CEO.
Coordinate investigations and responses to reported incidents and grievances, escalating to CEO and regulatory bodies as required.
Assist CEO with financial and strategic planning tasks, if delegated.
Liaise with and build relationships with external consultants, organisations, government agencies and other stakeholders.
Represent MWCLA at conferences, networking events, interagency meetings and other events, as required.
Ensure a safe and secure work environment.
Participate in an on the Afterhours On-call roster and provide emergency support as required.
An Invitation to apply
Please click the ‘Apply’ button and include the following in your application:
A Current Resume
A Cover Letter addressing the below Key Selection Criteria. Please be specific about your experience to demonstrate your capability across these key areas by using the STAR method.
Please note that applications that do not address all selection criteria will not be progressed. A maximum of 4 pages.
Key Selection Criteria
Recount a time when you had to address underperformance in a team member who was directly supporting people with disabilities. Note your approach, the steps you took, and the result.
Describe a specific example where you successfully implemented a culture of continuous improvement within your team.
Outline an example of the most challenging participant case you coordinated involving multi-disciplinary stakeholders.
How you have improved efficiency in service delivery whilst maintaining or improving quality?
Describe an innovative solution you developed to improve outcomes for people with disabilities.
Demonstrate your experience with budget management, financial planning, or business development in disability services.
This role offers accelerated leadership development through executive mentorship. Describe how you've previously maximised mentoring or professional development opportunities.
This role will be advertised for up to 30 days, unless a suitable candidate is appointed prior. We reserve the right to close the ad at any time. Candidates progressing to the next stage will be contacted.
An appointment is subject to having full working rights and undertaking or having valid mandatory checks and certificates, such as NDIS Worker Screening Check, Working with Children’s Check, National Police Clearance, and NDIS Worker Orientation Module. Where possible, we encourage you to gather these before your interview, should you progress through the phone screen stage.
We are committed to diversity and inclusion. We encourage applications from people with disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and people from all backgrounds.
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