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Clinical Team Lead
headspace Orange | Marathon Health
headspace provides early intervention services to young people aged 12–25 years, supporting their mental health, physical health, alcohol and other drug needs, and work and study goals. We take a youth‑centred, inclusive and evidence‑informed approach to care.
We are seeking an experienced Clinical Team Lead to provide strong clinical leadership and oversight at headspace Orange, supporting a multidisciplinary team to deliver high‑quality, safe and responsive services to young people and their families.
Why Orange, NSW?
Looking for a tree change without compromising your career? Orange offers the best of both worlds — a vibrant regional city surrounded by rolling hills, four distinct seasons, renowned food and wine, and a strong sense of community.
With excellent schools, affordable housing, a thriving arts and café scene, and easy access to nature, Orange is ideal for professionals seeking a balanced country lifestyle while continuing to work in a rewarding, leadership‑focused role. It’s a place where you can slow down, breathe easier, and still make a big difference.
About the Role
As the Clinical Team Lead, you will play a pivotal role in coordinating and delivering clinical services while providing leadership, guidance and professional support to the headspace Orange team.
Key responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
- Providing clinical leadership, supervision and mentoring to clinical staff
- Oversight of clinical service delivery, including caseload and clinical reviews
- Actively managing referrals, demand and wait times to ensure timely access to care
- Ensuring developmentally appropriate and culturally safe care for all young people
- Promoting and embedding best practice approaches, including Family Inclusive Practice and Evidence‑Informed Practice
- Acting as the primary point for clinical escalation, working closely with Clinical Leads to ensure concerns are managed safely and effectively
- Managing clinical resources and rosters to balance caseloads and meet service demand
- Maintaining a small clinical caseload, providing assessments, interventions and ongoing monitoring
- Conducting clinical audits and ensuring accurate reporting in line with quality and risk policies
About You
To be successful in this role, you will hold one of the following qualifications:
- Psychologist – Full and current registration with AHPRA
OR - Social Worker – Approved qualification (Bachelor or Master of Social Work), plus:
- Additional mental health‑specific training or mental health endorsement
- Membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW)
You will also bring:
- Extensive experience delivering holistic mental health care to young people and families
- Demonstrated experience leading multidisciplinary teams, including clinical and operational supervision
- A strong understanding of social and emotional wellbeing (SEWB) and culturally responsive care for First Nations young people
- A collaborative leadership style with a commitment to quality improvement and safe practice
Why Join Us?
Make a Real Impact
Your work will directly improve the health and wellbeing of young people and families in regional NSW, creating meaningful and lasting change.
Competitive & Flexible Benefits
- Competitive salary plus superannuation
- Salary packaging up to $15,900 tax‑free, plus additional meal and entertainment benefits
- 5 weeks annual leave, plus guaranteed leave over the Christmas and New Year period
Invest in Your Career
- Annual Professional Development allowance
- Ongoing learning, leadership development and clinical support
Wellbeing Comes First
- Access to a dedicated wellbeing hub
- Annual wellbeing allowance to support your health and self‑care
Extra Perks
- Corporate discounts with partners including St George, Westpac and Westfund
Commitment to Cultural Safety
Marathon Health is committed to reconciliation and cultural safety. Learn more about our Innovate RAP here: