Registered Professional - Social Work Supervisor

Talent Propeller Limited; Whangarei; Sur place; NZD 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

5 weeks leave

10 days sick leave

Free life insurance

Résumé du poste

Stand Childrens Services Tu Maia Whanau in Whangārei seeks a Registered Social Work Supervisor to lead a trauma‑informed, bicultural team serving tamariki and whānau at the edge of care. You’ll guide multidisciplinary practice, governance and risk management while supporting staff development.

We value Te Ao Māori, equity, and collaborative leadership; applicants should hold current registration and a practising certificate, and be willing to work rostered shifts in a supportive, connected

Qualifications

• Qualified professional with relevant registration (Social Work, OT or health field).
• Demonstrated understanding of Te Ao Māori and bicultural practice.
• Experience supervising teams and complex client dynamics is valued.

Connaissances

Te Ao Māori

Bicultural leadership

Lead others to engage tamariki whānau

Complex group dynamics

Trauma impacts on child development

Teamwork and collaboration

Line-management experience

Inter-disciplinary teamwork

Rostered shift patterns

Governance and practice observation

Registration and practicing cert.

Full driver's licence

Formation

Post Grad/Masters in professional supervision

Description du poste

Registered Professional - Social Work Supervisor

Stand Childrens Services Tu Maia Whanau

Stand Tū Māia is seeking an exceptional Social Work Supervisor with a relevant professional registration (such as Social Work, Occupational Therapy or other health related registration) to join our Kahukura Ora Service. We provide a bi‑cultural, trauma‑capable, holistic alternative to state care, supporting tamariki and whānau on the edge of care. The vision of Stand Tu Maia is that tamariki and whānau who experience multiple forms of adversity will have their safety and wellbeing restored and preserved for future generations. To this end our services strengthen family relationships, support the development of child and adult self-regulation and core executive skills, and work to reduce sources of stress.

Our specialist service in Northland Whangarei is tailored to children (mainly 5-12 years) and their families at high risk of poor life outcomes, many with previous system involvement. At the heart of our mahi are healing relationships, cultural humility and a commitment to Te Tiriti‑led whānau restoration.

What you'll bring

We welcome applicants from any registered relevant profession with:

• Understanding and valuing of Te Ao Māori
• Ability to lead in a bicultural environment and sustain commitment to the promise of equity laid down by Te Tiriti
• Capability to lead others to deeply engage, motivate and offer consistent kindness to tamariki and whānau
• Proven ability in working with complex group dynamics
• Knowledge and ability on how to address the impacts of trauma on child development and attachment
• Belief in the importance of teamwork, partnership and collaboration
• Commitment to, and competence in, line‑management and Post Grad or Masters level qualification in professional supervision would be an advantage
• Enjoyment of working in an inter‑disciplinary team sharing tools and theories to inform and continually improve practice
• Ability to work rostered shift patterns
• An eye for detail and valuing of clinical governance relating to practice observations, incidents, and managing risk
• Relevant registration and current practicing certificate
• Full driver's licence

What we offer

A connected, supportive team, good working conditions, strong well‑being focus and significant training and professional development.

You will also enjoy employee benefits of:

• 5 weeks leave a year
• 10 days sick leave
• free life insurance

This full‑time role is based in Whangarei at our Trauma Healing & Recovery Centre (Children's Village).

For more information or an informal conversation, contact: Rosey Davies Regional Manager on 0274 666 497 or via email rosey.davies@standtumaia.n