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Curamoir Healthcare Recruitment is seeking a Clinical Care Partner in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. You will coordinate personalised care plans and collaborate with families and teams to support wellness, reablement and end‑of‑life care. This role requires strong communication and culturally safe, person‑centred care.
You will work with clinically qualified professionals to elevate care needs, ensure service delivery, and maintain high standards of care in a supportive environment.
Step into a vital role that combines care coordination with personalised support, allowing you to make a real difference every day.
3-month casual assignment starting early July 2026, with a view to becoming permanent
$60-70 per hour, including casual loading
Work within a supportive, culturally diverse environment
Location-based in Melboune's northern suburbs - office-based 5 days per wek
As a Clinical Care Partner, you will be the key point of contact under the Support at Home Program. Your role involves developing and managing individualised care plans tailored to the unique needs, goals, and cultural backgrounds of older community members. Collaborating closely with participants, their families, and interdisciplinary teams, you’ll coordinate services focused on wellness, reablement, end-of-life care, and assistive technology. You’ll also ensure compliance with care standards, manage budgets, monitor risks, and provide education to support autonomy and improved quality of life.
You will work alongside clinically qualified professionals to elevate complex care needs when required, ensuring a high standard of care and seamless service delivery. This role demands strong communication skills and dedication to culturally safe and person-centred care.
Registered Nurse (RN) with current AHPRA registration
Additional qualification in Community Services, Aged Care, or Case Management desirable
Proven experience in care coordination or case management within aged care, home care or health services
Current Police Check or NDIS
Valid driver’s licence
Strong knowledge of the Support at Home Program and aged care quality standards
Commitment to culturally responsive care and ability to work effectively with diverse communities