About the position
Secure Care provides primary health services to young people who are in Secure Welfare Services and at substantial and immediate risk of significant harm as part of Child Protection and Family Services. YSAS has responsibility for the delivery of primary health services to young people in Secure Care Services. Young people placed in Secure Care Services face physical, cognitive, psychological and social changes and challenges commonly associated with this life stage. However, in contrast to most young people, they often have complex multiple health problems and comorbidities, particularly in the areas of problematic alcohol and other drug use, offence-specific behaviours, high-risk behaviours and mental health problems.
The Manager, Secure Welfare is responsible for the management of a 24-hour work environment over 7 days of the week. This includes overseeing quality and safety processes. Staffing, rostering, risk assessment and mitigation and ongoing program development.
Based across two sites, Ascot Vale and Maribyrnong, the Manager Secure Welfare unit has a critical role in the development of business intelligence and identification of emerging trends that enable the delivery of high quality, clinically safe services and evidence-based decision making within the organisation. The Manager unit holds a formal leadership role and therefore is responsible for inspiring a shared vision, modelling a values-based approach, and creating a culture in which new ways of working are encouraged and enabled.
The Manager leads a multidisciplinary team, delivering collaborative and innovative programs and responsive services to young people across their delivery area. The Manager is responsible for overseeing day to day operational management; coordination and implementation of supervision and support to staff (especially in the areas of crisis intervention, assessment, intensive case management). Additional responsibilities include the development and maintenance of service infrastructure, relationships with internal and external stakeholders and ongoing review and refinement of programs within their remit. The Manager is considered a role model to staff and young people and should demonstrate consistently professional behaviour at all times.
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Further Enquiries
For a confidential discussion about the position, please contact Emma Hartney, Manager Residential Intake, on 0409568654 regarding the Nurse Manager position, Recruitment Ref. Number – 005_2025.