Registered Nurse - Clinical Coordinator (Disability- Aged Care).

Do you have disability experience? Are you seeking a new challenge or career change?

As a Registered Nurse-Clinical Coordinator, you'll play a crucial role in supporting our Disability Services Manager to provide outstanding care and clinical services to our mostly disability and select aged care clients. Your collaboration with the Services and Complex Care team will be key in fostering effective coordination and ensuring we deliver on a day-to-day basis, safe, high-quality, and exceptional customer service at the frontline.

In this role, your amazing people and communication skills will not only assist with quality assurance, team training, team collaboration and clinical tasks but also serve as a positive and professional ambassador for our organisation. We are looking for someone who prioritises kindness and has an inspiring warm approach to communication and engagement. Building strong relationships with both clients and team members will be central to your success.

Your primary focus will be to deliver exceptional frontline customer service to our existing clients, you'll also confidently work collaboratively with our new specialised ELITE SUPPORT TEAM, (SW and EN's), liaise with hospital transition teams, nurse navigators, allied health professionals, and will also assist with onboarding new clients across SEQ, as needed.

If you’re a career-minded individual, ready for your next opportunity and seeking unique community nursing experience within disability/aged care and rehabilitation and you have a passion for delivering exceptional care, we’d love to hear from you.

“Individualised Lifestyle Support Services” (ILS services) is an award-winning disability provider registered for disability services.

Our values are KINDNESS, INNOVATION and COLLECTIVE IMPACT.

ILS Services will be asking you to do the following:

Support the Services Manager in their tasks

Provide frontline clinical safeguarding and expertise to ensure high-quality community nursing services, as required.

Collaborate with the Services, Complex Care and Clinical Teams

Conduct comprehensive health assessments to aid in the development and review of client care plans.

Coordinate with medical and allied health teams.

Perform various clinical tasks in the community as required

Monitor, observe, and maintain accurate records and reports.

Oversee client medication management.

Approach the role with a positive, friendly, ethical, and professional demeanour.

Adhere to stringent industry standards, regulations and codes of conduct with strong attention to detail.

Undertake frontline support shifts and care in emergencies

Be flexible and adaptable to the demands of clients and the team

Engage in training, upskilling, and professional development, to maintain registration

Participate in On Call (clinical only), as needed.

Provide training and coaching to Support Workers and EN team members as required.

Desired Skills & Experience

Exceptional communication written and oral skills

Previous community nursing, or disability rehabilitation nursing is highly regarded

Experience working with people with various disabilities, including TBI, SCI, ageing clients and mental health clients is highly regarded

Experience with using manual handling equipment is highly regarded

Ability to work autonomously and use your initiative and problems solving at the frontline

Ability to identify and report client care and clinical concerns to the Services and Clinical Manager

Strong relationship building and collaboration skills

Catheter management, Wound management, Medication management, Diabetes management, Bowel Therapy.

Understanding or training in trauma-informed care principles.

Experience working with diverse cultural groups.

Trauma informed care

Benefits

Family friendly, flexible work culture

Competitive remuneration package, based on experience with travel allowance.

Work with a supportive, kind and dynamic team that is led by specialists in their field, including working with a clinical nurse, and experienced frontline leaders.

Employee Assistance Program for your wellbeing

Professional Development and Career opportunities

To be successful in this role, you will need ;

A passionate, dedicated, positive, and collaborative outlook

Approach challenges with sensitivity, humour, think outside the box and maintain an ethical and never-give-up attitude

Registration with AHPRA

Valid First Aid & CPR certification

Experience working with participants with complex clinical needs

Ability to work calmly under pressure.

Current valid Driver's License

Completion of NDIS Workers Screening Clearance and Orientation Module - or willing to complete

Ability to participate in out-of-hours activities as required to undertake the role, or support business activities

Interested?

Apply today by submitting your resume and a short cover letter expressing your interest in the role. For more information, please get in touch with [email protected]