Role: Clinical Coordinator
Employment basis: Perm Part Time/Full Time
Location: Brisbane, Logan & surrounds
Hours: 7:30am-3:30pm (flexible)

Flexibility for availability, preferably Monday-Friday

Must be willing to drive

Community nursing & Clinical coordination

About the Company:

YOURCARE is a reputable disability service provider offering support to individuals living with disabilities in the community across the Gold Coast and Brisbane areas. Specialising in high and complex care, we strive to deliver the highest quality of services to improve the lives of our clients. Our team members receive continuous training and professional development to maintain the highest standards of care in alignment with best practices. At YOURCARE, we foster a workplace environment of respect, where individuals are encouraged to share ideas for system improvements, procedures, and principles. Our holistic approach to healthcare balances humanities and medicine, ensuring we provide comprehensive and person-centered care to our clients.

About the Role:

As a Clinical Coordinator, you will play a key leadership role across YOURCARE’s nursing and disability programs. You will deliver hands-on nursing care (15 hours per week in the community) while overseeing clinical governance, care coordination, rostering, and team management. This is a diverse, high-impact role for a Registered Nurse who is ready to lead both on the ground and strategically.

You must be confident working across a broad geographic area, including Cleveland, Beenleigh, Brisbane North, and occasionally from our Brisbane office. Flexibility, initiative, and emotional intelligence are essential.

The successful candidate will have the availability to work on a rotating remote working roster answering calls made to our 1300 line providing guidance to field staff and clients. Generous allowance and rates paid!

Key Responsibilities:

Provide high-quality nursing care, including wound management, diabetes care, and catheter management

Deliver compassionate care in clients' homes, respecting their privacy and dignity

Travel across a wide area to reach clients, adhering to scheduled visit times

Communicate effectively with clients, their families, and the wider healthcare team

Conduct thorough assessments

Assist with training support workers

Be confident to work autonomously

Provide clinical guidance to our disability programs

Requirements:

Current registration as a Registered Nurse (RN) with AHPRA.

Competency in wound care, diabetes management, and catheter care is essential.

Must have a reliable car and a valid driver's license.

Availability to work adhoc weekends.

Ability to manage time effectively and work independently.

Strong communication skills and a commitment to client-centered care.

Why Join Us?

Flexible casual shifts to fit your lifestyle.

Work in a supportive and rewarding environment.

Competitive hourly rates.

Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the community

Potential for career development