NDIS Support Coordinator - Disability Services

Odix Care Pty; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 45,000 - 65,000; Part time

Job summary

Odix Care Pty is seeking Support Coordinators for casual roles to assist clients across Melbourne and regional Victoria. We value availability, flexibility and enthusiasm for helping disabled people live more independently.

You will coordinate NDIS plans, liaise with NDIA and providers, and support participants and families to navigate services with a compassionate, recovery-oriented approach.

Qualifications

• Diploma or degree in the behavioural sciences or health-related discipline.
• Strong time management and prioritisation skills.
• Understanding of challenges faced by people with lived mental health experience and recovery-oriented service.
• Knowledge of public sector and community service systems relevant to mental health and psychosocial disability.
• Experience in providing support and coordination for people with lived mental health experience.
• Strong communication, advocacy and interpersonal skills including liaison with stakeholders and reports.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate NDIS plans and connect participants with supports.
• Document and lodge claims through the NDIA portal.
• Identify and coordinate supports and providers to meet needs.
• Focus on participant goals and outcomes in service delivery.
• Liaise with NDIA and related organisations for participants and plans.
• Increase local community connections for people with lived mental health experience.
• Build participant and family capacity to navigate service systems.

Skills

Customer focus

Team player

Local service knowledge

Autonomous working

Interpersonal skills

Empathy

Diversity & respect

Professional & ethical conduct

Education

Diploma or degree in behavioural sciences or health-related discipline

Job description

Odix Care Pty is seeking Support Coordinators for casual roles to assist clients across Melbourne and regional Victoria. We value availability, flexibility and enthusiasm for helping disabled people live more independently.

You will coordinate NDIS plans, liaise with NDIA and providers, and support participants and families to navigate services with a compassionate, recovery-oriented approach.