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Home Care Assistance Central Coast seeks a dedicated Care Partner to manage a portfolio of Home Care Package clients across the Central Coast region. You will coordinate services, review plans and support clients to maintain independence at home.
Demonstrated experience in case management, budgeting and working with allied health professionals is essential. This role offers ongoing professional development and a collaborative team environment.
Location: Erina, New South Wales / Full Time
Home Care Assistance Central Coast
Position: Care Partner
Location: Erina, New South Wales / Full Time
Ready to use your clinical skills in a role that allows you to truly get to know your clients?
At Home Care Assistance Central Coast, we believe growing older shouldn't mean giving up independence, choice or quality of life.
We're looking for an experienced and compassionate Care Partner to join our team, supporting older Australians to remain safe, healthy and connected in their own homes.
You'll work closely with clients, families, care workers and health professionals to coordinate services, identify risks early, support changing care needs and ensure clients receive exceptional person-centred care.
Monday to Friday role
Supportive and collaborative team culture
Opportunity to build genuine long-term relationships with clients
Professional development and career growth opportunities
Meaningful work that directly improves the lives of older Australians
Be part of an organisation committed to excellence, innovation and quality care
As a Care Partner, you will manage a portfolio of Home Care Package clients across the Central Coast region.
You will play a key role in ensuring clients receive the right supports at the right time, while helping them achieve their goals and maintain independence at home.
Your responsibilities will include:
Conducting client onboarding, assessments and care planning.
Completing regular care plan reviews and monitoring changing needs.
Coordinating services and supports in partnership with clients and families.
Identifying risks and escalating clinical concerns appropriately.
Working collaboratively with allied health providers, GPs, hospitals and community services.
Monitoring client budgets and supporting informed decision-making.
Maintaining accurate documentation and compliance with aged care requirements.
Supporting positive client outcomes through proactive case management and relationship building.
MinimumCertificate IV in Community Services(or a related field such as Aged Care, Case Management, or Disability)
Enrolled Nurses (EN) and Registered Nurses (RN) are welcome and encouraged to apply
Current national police check (or willingness to obtain)
Working rights in Australia
Minimum3–4 years' experience in case managementof Home Care Packages, including experience transitioning clients into theSupport at Home (SAH)program
Demonstrated experience managing a caseload spanningall levels of care, including complex care needs
Proven experiencemanaging and monitoring client funds/budgets, including forecasting, utilisation tracking, and ensuring services remain within approved budgets
Experience liaising with a broad range of stakeholders across the aged care ecosystem (e.g. allied health, GPs, hospitals, My Aged Care, service providers, families/representatives)
Sound understanding of, and demonstrated ability to apply, theSupport at Home (SAH) programguidelines and requirements
Strong understanding of Transitioning Home Care Package guidelines, Aged Care Quality Standards, and relevant consumer directed care principles
Confident and accurate inbudgeting and financial management of client funds
Good working knowledge of care management systems/software, with a strong overall "sense of systems" (data accuracy, workflows, documentation, compliance)
Ability to interpret assessed client needs and translate these into an appropriate, funded care plan
Client-focused— places the client and their goals at the centre of every decision
Solution-focused— proactively identifies and resolves issues rather than escalating unnecessarily
Strong critical thinking— able to assess complex or competing needs and make sound, well-reasoned decisions
Skilled atnavigating clients toward the best possible outcomesagainst their assessed needs and available budget
Comfortable managing a diverse caseload, from low-level support through tocomplex care
Collaborative team player who thrives as part of adynamic, fast-paced team
Strong stakeholder engagement and relationship-building skills across thebroader care ecosystem
Excellent organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities and deadlines
Clear, professional written and verbal communication
Prior experience with SAH transition projects or implementation
Experience in a multi-site or regional care partner/case management role
Clinical background (EN/RN) with case management experience