Care Coordinator: Flexible, Impactful Aged Care Lead

Pathway Talent; Ryde; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Flexible working arrangements

Employee Assistance Program

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Pathway Talent is partnering with an established not-for-profit to recruit an experienced Care Coordinator for its aged care team in NSW. You will visit clients at home, develop care plans, supervise frontline staff and collaborate with families, carers and clinicians.

You’ll coordinate service bookings, manage budgets and contribute to quality improvements while building referral networks. A NSW driver licence and knowledge of the Support at Home program are essential.

Qualifications

• 3+ years as aged care coordinator or care partner
• Diploma in Community Services or enrolled nurse credential
• Knowledge of the Support at Home program
• Ability to supervise frontline teams
• Strong communication and prioritisation skills

Responsibilities

• Develop and review individualized care plans reflecting participant goals and cultural needs
• Set quarterly budgets and explain services and participant contributions
• Supervise frontline staff and identify training needs
• Coordinate service bookings with Rostering and Allocations
• Refer clinical concerns to clinicians and reflect recommendations in care plans
• Maintain accurate care records and support quality reviews
• Identify cross-referral opportunities and build referral relationships
• Onboard third-party providers via My Aged Care portal

Skills

Care coordination

Staff supervision

Communication skills

Time management

Driver's license

Education

Diploma in Community Services or Enrolled Nurse

Tools

Lumary

My Aged Care portal

Job description

Pathway Talent is partnering with an established not-for-profit to recruit an experienced Care Coordinator for its aged care team in NSW. You will visit clients at home, develop care plans, supervise frontline staff and collaborate with families, carers and clinicians.

You’ll coordinate service bookings, manage budgets and contribute to quality improvements while building referral networks. A NSW driver licence and knowledge of the Support at Home program are essential.