Senior NDIS Care Coordinator – Gladstone & Rockhampton

Gladstone Community Linking Agency Inc.; Rockhampton Regional; Vor Ort; AUD 70.000 - 95.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Gladstone Community Linking Agency (GCLA) is hiring a Senior NDIS Care Coordinator to lead the delivery of supports for participants with complex needs in Gladstone and Rockhampton. You will coordinate SILS funding, develop individual plans, and work with clinical teams to ensure safe, person-centred services aligned with NDIS plan outcomes.

You will oversee intake, oversee plans, and guide frontline staff while maintaining participant choice, dignity and independence.

Qualifikationen

• Diploma or higher qualification in Disability, Community Services, Allied Health Assistance, Mental Health or another relevant field.
• Demonstrated experience working within the NDIS and supporting people with complex needs.
• Knowledge of SILS and high-intensity daily personal activity supports.
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Blue Card / Working with Children Check
• Current Australian Driver Licence

Aufgaben

• Coordinate intake and onboarding of participants with complex support needs or SILS funding.
• Develop, implement and review individual support plans with participants, families and professionals.
• Coordinate supports for high-intensity and complex care requirements.
• Collaborate with nurses, allied health professionals and medical teams.
• Support implementation and monitoring of Positive Behaviour Support Plans.
• Ensure restrictive practices are authorised, documented, monitored and reported.
• Monitor participant risks, incidents and changes in support needs.
• Coordinate internal and external services to align with goals and funding.
• Support participant transitions between services and providers.
• Maintain Schedules of Support and Rosters of Care.
• Coach and support frontline employees delivering complex care.
• Build strong relationships with participants, families, guardians and stakeholders.
• Maintain accurate case notes and participant records.
• Support NDIS compliance, audits, provider reporting and continuous improvement.

Kenntnisse

Communication

Stakeholder engagement

Coaching

Organisation

Problem solving

Ausbildung

Diploma or higher (Disability/Community Services/Allied Health/Mental Health)

Tools

Client management systems

Jobbeschreibung

Senior NDIS Care Coordinator – Gladstone & Rockhampton

Gladstone Community Linking Agency – Rockhampton QLD

Senior NDIS Care Coordinator – Gladstone & Rockhampton

Gladstone Community Linking Agency (GCLA)
Full-Time | Permanent | Gladstone

Are you an experienced NDIS professional who is passionate about delivering high-quality, person-centred supports for people with complex needs?

Gladstone Community Linking Agency (GCLA) is seeking an experienced and motivated Senior NDIS Care Coordinator to join our NDIS team in Gladstone.

This is a key coordination role supporting participants with complex needs, high intensity supports and Supported Independent Living Services (SILS). You will work closely with participants, families, Senior Support Workers, frontline teams, allied health professionals and other stakeholders to ensure supports are safe, responsive and aligned with each participant's goals.

About GCLA

At GCLA, we’re more than a not-for-profit—we’re a community organisation committed to empowering people to live the life they choose.

Since 1977, we’ve supported people across Central Queensland through disability services, aged care, allied health and community programs. Our purpose is to go Beyond Ordinary by delivering high-quality, person-centred services that promote independence, dignity and inclusion.

About the Role

As a Senior NDIS Care Coordinator, you will coordinate and oversee the delivery of supports for participants with complex needs, ensuring services are tailored, safe, effective and responsive to individual goals, health needs and NDIS plan outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Coordinating the intake and onboarding of participants with complex support needs or SILS funding
• Developing, implementing and reviewing individual support plans in collaboration with participants, families and relevant professionals
• Coordinating supports for participants with high-intensity and complex care requirements
• Working closely with clinical practitioners including nurses, allied health professionals and medical teams
• Supporting the implementation and monitoring of Positive Behaviour Support Plans
• Ensuring restrictive practices are appropriately authorised, documented, monitored and reported
• Monitoring participant risks, incidents and changes in support needs
• Coordinating internal and external services to ensure supports align with participant goals and NDIS funding
• Supporting participant transitions, including hospital discharge, changes in service arrangements and transitions between providers
• Maintaining current Schedules of Support and Rosters of Care
• Working closely with Senior Support Workers and frontline employees to ensure participant care plans, routines and support strategies are understood and followed
• Providing guidance, coaching and support to employees delivering complex care
• Building strong relationships with participants, families, guardians, allied health professionals and other stakeholders
• Maintaining accurate case notes, progress records, incident documentation and participant records
• Supporting NDIS compliance, audits, provider reporting and continuous improvement activities
• Identifying opportunities to improve participant outcomes, service quality and sustainability

The role requires strong communication, sound clinical and behavioural understanding and the ability to coordinate multiple stakeholders while maintaining a strong focus on participant choice, dignity, independence and safety.

What We’re Looking For

We are looking for an experienced NDIS professional who is confident coordinating complex supports and understands the importance of balancing participant choice, safety, quality, compliance and available funding.

You will be organised, solutions-focused and comfortable managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. You will also have the confidence to provide guidance to frontline employees and work collaboratively with families, guardians, clinical teams and other service providers.

• Diploma or higher qualification in Disability, Community Services, Allied Health Assistance, Mental Health or another relevant field
• Demonstrated experience working within the NDIS and supporting people with complex needs
• Knowledge and understanding of Supported Independent Living Services (SILS) and high-intensity daily personal activity supports
• Advanced training or experience in complex behavioural supports or trauma-informed care
• Strong understanding of person-centred support, participant choice and control
• High-level communication, stakeholder engagement and interpersonal skills
• Ability to coach, guide and support frontline employees
• Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities and maintain service continuity
• Current First Aid and CPR Certificate
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Blue Card (Working with Children Check)
• Current Australian Driver Licence
• Experience implementing and monitoring Positive Behaviour Support Plans
• Knowledge of NDIS restrictive practice authorisation, monitoring and reporting requirements
• Experience with incident management, risk assessment and reportable incidents
• Experience working collaboratively with multidisciplinary clinical and allied health teams
• Experience using client management and incident reporting systems
• Experience managing NDIS funding requirements, including Schedules of Support and Rosters of Care

Why Join GCLA?

• Competitive remuneration
• Salary packaging benefits up to $15,899 per year
• Ongoing training and professional development
• Supportive and inclusive team culture
• Opportunities for professional growth and career progression
• Two “Your Days” each year in addition to other leave entitlements
• Access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

GCLA is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds and experiences.