Team Leader

See below the vacancy and the responsibilities as well as the key skills required for the role.

Team Leader - Children's Health

Coburg, Australia

Reference: 6768545

Team Leader - Children's Health

Join Our Growing Team at Holstep Health

Merri Health is now becoming Holstep Health—a new chapter in delivering high-quality healthcare to our communities.

Position: Team Leader - Children's Health

Location: West Heidelberg and Coburg

Job Type: Permanent - Part Time

Team Leader - Child Health (0.8 EFT) Permanent Position

Grow your leadership role to provide guidance and operational management to a strong and passionate multidisciplinary Child Health Team at Holstep Health. We are looking for an experienced team leader to deliver high - quality care to children and families in our communities.

This part time role is based across West Heidelberg and Coburg and surrounding suburbs. You will drive a work place culture that supports innovation and growth and build sustainable partnerships that support the strategic direction of the organisation. You will be responsible for the implementation of best practice standards to ensure the safety, effectiveness and efficiency of the team's service delivery. You will report to the Manager of Aged and Primary Care - Children's Health.

The Children's Health Team is a multidisciplinary team of Paediatric Speech Pathologists, Paediatric Occupational Therapists, Child & Family Psychologists, Paediatric Allied Heath Assistant and a Paediatric audiologist.

The Team Leader-Children's Health is responsible for the overall performance of the team including:

Service planning, implementation, evaluation and clients/stakeholder participation

Staff management, clinical leadership and performance monitoring

Develop and maintain partnership with key stakeholders for service growth and development

Quality improvement, support, innovation and other new initiatives

Ensure that clients have a positive experience

YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR:

Key responsibilities:

Contribute to the overall strategic directions of the Primary Care - Children's Services as part of the leadership team.

Provide guidance and operational management to the Children's Health Team including day-to-day support, debriefing, task focused supervision, monitoring workflow, case loads, and targets

Lead and promote team activities that support the person centred care approach, social model of health and targeted priority groups

Provide regular reports to the Manager, Primary Care - Children's Health of the teams' progress and achievements and identify and communicate team issues as required

Commitment to continuing professional development and support the Child Health Team in their development and accomplishment of professional goals

Participate in networks and establish and maintain links to other relevant bodies as directed by management and as appropriate

Be responsible for team outcomes, ensuring targets and funding requirements are met, and good external relationships are maintained.

WHAT YOU NEED TO SUCCEED:

To be successful with Holstep Health, you will go above and beyond to achieve great results for our clients, the organisation and yourself. We're looking for individuals with:

Degree qualified in relevant clinical discipline and professional registration, and/or a postgraduate qualification in a relevant area of child health

Demonstrated experience in leading and supervising a multidisciplinary child health team and providing therapy services to children

Highly developed organisational, interpersonal, communication skills (written and oral) and computer literacy skills

Understanding of community health principals and demonstrated ability to ensure child health services are inclusive, safe and culturally appropriate.

Ability to lead and manage change

Ability to facilitate effective teamwork by providing leadership, support, mentoring and supervision to the team members

Experience with data collection and analysis, and the ability to develop, implement and evaluate group and individual programs

Demonstrated ability to develop and support the growth of others, as well as drive a workplace culture that supports innovation and growth

Knowledge of clinical governance frameworks for health services, Child Safe Standards and MARAM frameworks and guidelines

HOW TO APPLY:

Please review the attached position description. To apply, either submit your application via the platform or email your CV and a cover letter outlining your experience to Ivy Rangel - jobs@holstephealth.org.au .

WHAT WE OFFER:

At Holstep Health, we embrace diversity, inclusion, and flexibility, encouraging you to bring your whole self to work. As part of our team, you'll be supported in your growth and professional development. We also offer:

Generous salary packaging

Opportunities for additional leave

To learn more, visit our Work for Us page.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 17/06/2025

At Holstep Health, we celebrate diversity and inclusion. No matter your background, religion, sexual orientation, age, or gender, we encourage all individuals to apply and bring their unique perspectives to our team.

Have questions? Don't hestiate to reach out, whether it's for a confidential chat about one of our roles or you simply need help navigating our online application form. We're happy to help.

About us

Holstep Health employs over 700 valued staff, working alongside volunteers and students who are building their capacity to qualify as Health and Community Services support workers and service providers.

Holstep Health employs highly qualified medical staff and personnel providing the best service to the most in need in the community.

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