Registered Nurse - Ndis Community Care

Ageing Australia; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 55,000 - 69,000; Part time

Job summary

Transform NDIS Supports is seeking a Registered Nurse to support participants with clinical needs in a community setting in Adelaide. This casual role requires 2–3 days per week between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, with flexible arrangements based on service needs.

You will develop care plans, perform wound care, manage medications, and coordinate with GPs and multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, person-centred care with thorough documentation.

Qualifications

• Degree or master's in nursing.
• Minimum 2 years' experience in clinical nursing, preferably in disability, community, or aged care settings.
• Demonstrated ability to apply the IDDS framework (Intellectual Disability and Dementia Services) in participant care.
• Demonstrated knowledge and application of the NDIS Practice Standards, including clinical compliance, restrictive practices, risk assessment, and participant safeguarding.
• Certificate in Medication Administration Training or equivalent.
• Current First Aid & CPR.
• Current Working with Children Check.
• Current NDIS Worker Screening Check.
• Current Infection Prevention & Infection Certificate.
• MAPA training not mandatory but desirable.

Responsibilities

• Developing and reviewing individualised care plans for participants with clinical and complex support needs.
• Providing community nursing services, including wound assessment and wound care.
• Supporting medication management and administration in accordance with relevant clinical requirements and participant care plans.
• Assessing participants' health needs and identifying changes that may require clinical intervention or escalation.
• Supporting meal planning and nutrition-related needs, in collaboration with participants and relevant health professionals.
• Providing guidance, education and clinical support to Disability Support Workers and the wider care team.
• Supporting participants with complex and critical health needs, ensuring appropriate monitoring, documentation and escalation.
• Liaising with GPs, allied health professionals, families, support coordinators and other healthcare providers to promote continuity of care.
• Maintaining accurate clinical records, progress notes, assessments and care documentation.
• Promoting participant choice, dignity, independence and quality of life while maintaining high standards of clinical care.
• Identifying and reporting clinical risks, incidents, deterioration and safeguarding concerns in a timely and professional manner.
• Contributing to a strong culture of clinical governance, safe practice and continuous improvement.

Skills

Wound care

Medication management

Clinical assessment

Communication

Documentation

Education

Degree or master's in nursing

Job description

Health, Medical & Pharmaceutical
Source: Workforce Hub

JOB DESCRIPTION

Job Description

As a Registered Nurse, you will play an important role in supporting participants with clinical needs and helping our care team deliver safe and effective support

This is a casual position with weekday availability required for at least 2-3 days per week, between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. Flexible working arrangements may be available depending on participant needs and service requirements.

• Developing and reviewing individualised care plans for participants with clinical and complex support needs.
• Providing community nursing services, including wound assessment and wound care.
• Supporting medication management and administration in accordance with relevant clinical requirements and participant care plans.
• Assessing participants' health needs and identifying changes that may require clinical intervention or escalation.
• Supporting meal planning and nutrition-related needs, in collaboration with participants and relevant health professionals.
• Providing guidance, education and clinical support to Disability Support Workers and the wider care team.
• Supporting participants with complex and critical health needs, ensuring appropriate monitoring, documentation and escalation.
• Liaising with GPs, allied health professionals, families, support coordinators and other healthcare providers to promote continuity of care.
• Maintaining accurate clinical records, progress notes, assessments and care documentation.
• Promoting participant choice, dignity, independence and quality of life while maintaining high standards of clinical care.
• Identifying and reporting clinical risks, incidents, deterioration and safeguarding concerns in a timely and professional manner.
• Contributing to a strong culture of clinical governance, safe practice and continuous improvement.

About the Employer

Transform NDIS Supports (TNS) is a registered NDIS provider committed to delivering compassionate, person-centred care for individuals with disabilities. We operate in a dynamic and rewarding industry, offering daily opportunities to make a real impact and grow personally and professionally.

About the Candidate

• Degree or master's in nursing.
• Minimum 2 years' experience in clinical nursing, preferably in disability, community, or aged care settings
• Demonstrated ability to apply the IDDS framework (Intellectual Disability and Dementia Services) in participant care
• Demonstrated knowledge and application of the NDIS Practice Standards, including clinical compliance, restrictive practices, risk assessment, and participant safeguarding
• Certificate in Medication Administration Training or equivalent
• Current First Aid & CPR
• Current Working with Children Check
• Current NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Current Infection Prevention & Infection Certificate
• MAPA training not mandatory but desirable

About You

• Registered with AHPRA and able to practise as a Registered Nurse in Australia.
• Experienced in community nursing, disability, aged care or complex care environments.
• Confident providing clinical support to participants with complex or high support needs.
• Skilled in wound care, medication management and clinical assessment.
• A strong communicator who can work effectively with participants, families and multidisciplinary teams.
• Compassionate, respectful and committed to person-centred care.
• Well organised, reliable and confident working both independently and as part of a team.
• Committed to maintaining professional standards, clinical documentation and participant safety.
• Competitive salary package
• Ongoing training, professional development and career growth opportunities
• Flexible work arrangements with the opportunity to choose suitable days and times

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