Eunoia Lane is a locally owned and operated company, providing quality services to NDIS participants of the Northern Territory, Western Australia and Queensland - including Coordination of Supports, Specialist Support Coordination and Occupational Therapy.

At Eunoia Lane, we believe every person deserves to live a life of dignity, inclusion, and self-determination. As a purpose-driven organisation within the disability services sector, we are committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred supports that empower individuals to thrive.

Our team is guided by strong values, a human rights approach, and a relentless commitment to continuous improvement. We foster a collaborative and supportive culture where innovation is encouraged, and voices are heard.

We are committed to improving the quality of life for clients living with disability. We provide our services all over Northern and Central Australia, including all rural and remote areas. We have offices located in Darwin, Alice Springs, Broome and Cairns.

Eunoia Lane is currently looking for a Specialist Support Coordinator to join our team.

The Role

The position will be working with clients with complex care and medical needs across the life span, to identify and address barriers to implement their NDIS plan. The Specialist Support Coordinator is required to build relationships with clients, their family, disability services organisations, clinical staff and various government departments, including health, education, communities and justice.

Eunoia Lane encourages a collaborative approach by stakeholders to ensure supports are delivered in a person-centred and timely manner. This position assists with building a foundation for best practice care, staff training, support and intervention for clients, ultimately achieving positive and sustainable outcomes following a period of crisis.

Key Requirements

A bachelor’s degree in social work or other relevant discipline (Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Psychology, Nursing or other Allied Health);

Demonstrated well-developed oral, written and interpersonal communication skills.

Demonstrated ability to work well independently and cooperatively as a member of a team.

Established ability to listen actively and demonstrate empathy.

Well-developed organisational skills, the ability to manage time effectively and prioritise tasks.

Working with Children card; NDIS Worker Screening; Police check (within 6 months); current Drivers Licence and roadworthy vehicle.

Computer literacy – efficiency in Microsoft Office.

Desirable

Experience working with clients with dual diagnoses. Experience in Forensic Disability or Forensic Mental Health is desirable but not essential.

A willingness and ability to travel by car, 4WD, and/or light aircraft to rural and remote settings.

Experience working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with an interest in indigenous advancement.

Experience working with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) people and their support networks.

Eunoia Lane Culture and Benefits:

We have a strong focus on professional development, support for our people and a commitment to life-long learning. We foster a positive workplace culture and encourage work-life balance. We demonstrate kindness, compassion and an optimistic approach to our work.

We strongly believe in supporting the people who support our clients, and in exchange for your expertise we have a great range of employee benefits on offer, including:

Supportive and collaborative coaching and development

Learning and development opportunities

Opportunity to travel to remote communities

Above award pay rates

Regular supervision and staff support

Employee Assistance Program

Team building and staff events

To Apply

For applications to be considered, please include a cover letter and resume detailing your relevant experience. If you would like to find out more about this position please contact Deanne Kamid, People & Culture Manager via email at [email protected]

We celebrate multidisciplinary teams and value the rich skills and experiences brought by applicants from a range of sectors and professional backgrounds. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.