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Our PurposeAt United for Care, were reimagining supported living through our unique Vertical Villages, tailored apartment-style accommodation combined with 24/7 care. We build safe, empowering spaces for people with disability to live with choice, dignity, and freedom.Were seeking a strong clinical operational leader with extensive experience managing teams in either disability, or hospital ward setting. This role is ideal for an individual with strong operational or Registered Nurse background who is ready totransfer their leadership skills into a senior operations position in disability supported independent living.Youll lead and supervise a multidisciplinary team, overseeing day-to-day operations and ensuring high-quality, person-centred care. Your clinical expertise will guide practice improvements and operational excellence.Why Join Us?Lead two high-impact sites within a fast-growing national organisationWork autonomously with strong support from clinical, people & culture, and compliance teamsEnjoy clear career pathways and access to learning and development programsMaintain work-life balance with reliable 9am5pm, Monday to Friday hoursPrioritise wellbeing with free access to our premium Employee Assistance ProgramFocus on your role backed by dedicated rostering, growth, people & culture, and recruitment teamsBenefit from exclusive discounts and cashback offers from leading brandsWhat Youll DoOversee the delivery of person-centred care across multiple residential settings, including SIL, SDA, and high physical support environmentsLead a high-performing team of Service Leaders, ensuring operational excellence and positive participant outcomesApply your clinical expertise to guide complex care models and support service innovationDrive service performance, quality, compliance, and budgetary oversightCollaborate cross-functionally with Property, Rostering, Client Success and Clinical teamsEnsure effective participant onboarding, NDIS funding compliance, and service optimisationConduct site visits and travel between NSW and SA as requiredWhat You BringRegistered Nurse (RN) or Assistant in Nursing (AIN) qualification is essentialExperience at RN5RN6 level or equivalent in clinical leadership or ward supervisionProven ability to manage, coach, and develop staff to deliver best outcomesStrong operational, organisational, and problem-solving skillsComfortable leading clinical governance and risk management in a community settingWillingness to apply clinical knowledge to support a disability-focused environmentBe Part of a Bigger ImpactIf you''re ready to lead with purpose and drive high-quality care for people with disability, wed love to hear from you.Apply now and help us empower people to live their lifestyle of choice.We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds, including people with disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and individuals from all cultural and linguistic communities. #J-18808-Ljbffr