Estara is a South Australian disability services organisation and registered NDIS provider with a proud history of supporting people living with spinal cord injury, neurological conditions and other physical disabilities.
We are seeking an experienced and commercially astute General Manager Clinical Services to lead the transformation, growth and sustainability of our Clinical Services division. This role will balance exceptional participant outcomes with strong commercial performance, driving service innovation, workforce productivity and sustainable growth across a multidisciplinary allied health environment.
Reporting to the Chief Operations Officer and as a member of the Senior Leadership Team, you will lead a multidisciplinary workforce and work closely with the General Manager In-Home and Community Support to deliver integrated, high-quality services.
Key responsibilities include:
You are an accomplished senior leader who combines clinical understanding with strong operational, financial and strategic capability.
You will bring:
Why join Estara?
Our employees have access to sector-leading benefits that support your lifestyle and wellbeing, including:
Please submit your application (resume and cover letter) addressing the key requirements, along with contact details for two professional referees.
To learn more about his role, please feel welcome to make a confidential enquiry to Rachael Griffiths, Chief Operations Officer, on 1800 378 272 or email rachael.griffiths@estara.com.au.

We’re South Australia’s peak body for spinal cord injury and a registered NDIS provider and charity. Since 1963, we’ve been supporting people living with spinal cord injury and other disability to live independently, safely and with choice. Whether you want to stay in a home you love, find a new one, get back behind the wheel or feel more connected, we’re here for you. Embedded in communities across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia, our team is here to make everyday independence possible — because at estara, you matter.