Employment and Case Coordinator

(Health or Behavioural Science Background)
Location: Cockburn, WA
Hours: 4–5 days per week (some flexibility available)

Are you passionate about supporting people to rebuild their confidence, skills, and wellbeing through meaningful work?
We are seeking an Employment and Case Management Coordinator to join our supportive, multidisciplinary team in Cockburn. This role suits someone with a background in health or behavioural sciences who thrives on coordinating services, empowering clients, and facilitating recovery and return-to-work outcomes.

About us

At Incite Solutions Group, we help people rebuild their lives and careers after injury, illness, or disability. Based in Cockburn, our supportive multidisciplinary team delivers person-centred rehabilitation and vocational services that empower clients to achieve meaningful, lasting outcomes.

About the Role

In this role, you will:

Provide case management support to clients with health conditions, injuries, or disabilities as they navigate recovery and vocational goals.

Coordinate communication between clients, employers, allied health professionals, insurers, and referrers.

Assist with employment readiness activities such as work trials, resume development, and job-search support.

Monitor progress and outcomes through structured case plans and regular reviews.

Maintain accurate case records, reports, and billing documentation.

You’ll be part of a friendly, values-driven team that embraces collaboration, flexibility, and professional growth. We take pride in supporting clients holistically - considering not only their work goals but also their wellbeing and capacity to thrive.

About You

Minimum bachelor’s degree in Health Science, Nursing, Behavioural Science, Rehabilitation Counselling, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, or similar.

Strong interpersonal, organisational, and written communication skills.

Experience (or keen interest) in vocational rehabilitation, return-to-work coordination, or allied health environments.

Demonstrates strong attention to detail and a tenacious, solution-focused approach

Compassionate, professional, and adaptable approach to working with individuals with diverse needs, including those who are neurodivergent.

Why Join Us

Supportive, close-knit multidisciplinary team.

Meaningful, person-centred work that makes a real difference.

Professional development opportunities and ongoing supervision.

Flexible work arrangements (4–5 days per week).