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Wellways is recruiting a Service Integration Lead to oversee Carer Gateway services across Rockhampton and Gladstone. You will lead a small multidisciplinary team, coordinate service delivery, and build regional partnerships to improve access to support for unpaid carers.
The role focuses on strong stakeholder engagement, culturally safe service delivery, and travel across the service area to ensure local needs are met.
Service Integration Lead – Carer Gateway Service area: Rockhampton and Gladstone
Employment type: Full-time, fixed-term contract until 30 June 2027 (+possible extension)
Classification: SCHADS Award Level 6
Be Recruitment is proud to be partnering with Wellways to strengthen carer support across regional Central Queensland.
Wellways is seeking an experienced and community-focused leader to oversee the delivery and integration of Carer Gateway services across Rockhampton and Gladstone.
Carer Gateway is an Australian Government-funded program providing free support to unpaid carers - people who care for a family member, partner or friend living with disability, a medical condition, mental illness, alcohol or other drug concerns, or age-related frailty.
This role offers the opportunity to lead a multidisciplinary team, strengthen regional partnerships and improve access to support for carers across diverse communities.
As Service Integration Lead, you will oversee a team of approximately six employees delivering services including:
As Service Integration Lead, you will oversee a team of approximately six employees delivering services including:
You will lead the integration of Carer Gateway services across Rockhampton, Gladstone and surrounding communities, ensuring the service is visible, accessible and responsive to local needs.
An important part of the role will be building relationships with hospitals, health services, community organisations and local providers. You will create referral pathways, identify opportunities for collaboration and increase awareness of the support available to unpaid carers.
The position has a particular focus on reaching people who may experience barriers to accessing traditional services, including young carers, LGBTQIA+ carers, carers from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and people living in regional or more isolated communities.
Regional travel will be required, with a pool vehicle available for work-related travel.
This role will suit an experienced leader who is equally comfortable supporting a team, managing service performance and representing an organisation across a regional community.