Looking for your next leadership opportunity where you can make a genuine difference?

Curamoir is partnering with a well-respected Aboriginal Medical Service in South Australia to recruit an experiencedMental Health Manager. This is a rewarding opportunity to lead a dedicated team, support culturally safe mental health services, and contribute to improved health outcomes for Aboriginal communities, all while experiencing some of Australia's most unique and breath taking landscapes.

• ASAP start with a contract of up to5 months (flexible contract length available, with potential to become permanent)

• Earnup to $100 per hour, depending on experience

• Work Mon-Fri clinic hours

• Flights provided

• Free accommodation (may be shared)

• Access to a vehicle throughout your contract

• Dedicated recruitment consultant providing ongoing support and transparent communication

• Fast and simple online onboarding process

• Discounted professional development courses (REC, ALS, Triage and more)

• Complimentary Blue Light Card membership for discounts on shopping, travel and entertainment

• Previous experience in aleadership or management role

• Strong clinical Mental Health experience

• Current AHPRA registration

• Full working rights in Australia

Are you looking for a change from the NDIS while still making a difference to lives you children and young people?
This is a rare opportunity to step into a Senior Practitioner Non-NDIS position supporting schools and communities across the Latrobe Valley. You will guide and support educators and support young people in engaging in their education.

• Salary range $116,413-$128,631 + super
• Novated leases available
• Pooled Vehicles or travel reimbursement where needed
• No billable model or KPIs tied to billables
• Professional development support
• 4 weeks annual leave + option to purchase additional leave
• Laptop/phone provided
• EAP access

This Senior Practitioner role sits within a multidisciplinaryteam, providing senior clinical guidance and operational leadership to improve student engagement, wellbeing, and participation across primary, secondary, and specialist schools.

You'll support schools through consultation, observation, short-term intervention, assessment where needed, and practical strategies that build capability. The work is varied and may include complex presentations such as trauma, severe behaviour, autism, family violence, and inclusive practice guidance. A portion of the role is leadership-focused, supporting team development and best-practice delivery.

• Qualification in Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, or Behaviour Analysis
• Relevant registration/eligibility (AHPRA / AASW / SPA / BCBA/CBA as applicable)
• Evidence of leadership capability (e.g., supervision, projects, program delivery)
• Driver's licence, Working With Children Check, and Police Check
• Ideally 5+ years' experience (strong candidates with slightly less considered)