Clinical Coordination Lead

Access; New Zealand; On-site; NZD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Total Care Health Service is seeking a Clinical Coordination Lead to provide clinical expertise and high-quality coordination for community nursing services across Aotearoa.

This role supports safe entry to service, clinical triage, allocation support and discharge coordination, working with Clinical Nurse Leaders, Community Nurses, the National Referral Centre and funders to ensure safe service delivery and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Registered health professional with a current Annual Practicing Certificate.
• Minimum of five years’ relevant clinical experience.
• Knowledge of ACC Nursing Services is preferred.
• Proven leadership, coaching and service-improvement capability.
• Strong verbal and written communication with digital systems.
• Full or restricted New Zealand driver licence.

Responsibilities

• Provide day-to-day clinical triage and timely, clinically appropriate decisions at entry to service.
• Coordinate clinical administration from referral through discharge, including documentation and prescriptions.
• Support allocation and rescheduling decisions requiring clinical oversight.
• Contribute to contractual compliance, quality reporting and service improvement.
• Build effective relationships with funders, referrers, internal teams, tāngata and whānau.

Skills

Annual Practising Certificate

Five years clinical experience

Clinical leadership

Verbal and written communication

NZ driver license

Education

Postgraduate qualification

Job description

Coordinate high-quality, client-centered community nursing services, supporting safe entry to service, clinical triage and quality activities.

02nd September, 2026

Ko wai mātou? | Who are we?Ko wai mātou? | Who are we?

Total Care Health Service are a leading and trusted provider of wound care services to ACC. We provide assessment of acute and complex wounds using products that are up to date and are at the leading edge of the wound management process. We work under ACC nursing services and provide a wide range of services with a focus on wound care, as well long-term injuries, palliative care, and rehabilitation support.

Our team works with clients across Aotearoa, offering personalised care in our communities. Our work is guided by Whakamana Tāngata and our commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, supporting equitable outcomes for the communities we serve

Mō te tūnga | About the role

We are seeking a Clinical Coordination Lead to provide clinical expertise and high-quality, client-centered coordination for community nursing services across Aotearoa. This role supports safe and timely entry to service, clinical triage, allocation support, and coordination through to discharge.You will work closely with Clinical Nurse Leaders, Community Nurses, the National Referral Centre, administration teams, referrers and funders to support safe service delivery, quality improvement and positive outcomes for tāngata and whānau.

We have part-time and full-time opportunities available.

You will be responsible for:

• Providing day-to-day clinical triage and making timely, clinically appropriate decisions at entry to service
• Coordinating clinical administration from referral through to discharge, including documentation, prescriptions and consumable requirements
• Supporting allocation and rescheduling decisions where clinical oversight or input is required
• Contributing to contractual, compliance and reporting requirements, including quality activities and service improvement
• Building effective relationships with funders, referrers, internal teams, tāngata and whānau

Ngā pūkenga me ngā wheako | What we're looking for

• Registered health professional with a current Annual Practicing Certificate
• Minimum of five years’ relevant clinical experience
• Knowledge of ACC Nursing Services preferredProven leadership, coaching and service improvement capability
• Strong verbal and written communication skills, with confidence using digital systems
• Full or restricted New Zealand driver license

Ngā tohungatanga mō tēnei tūranga | Desired skills and experience

• Postgraduate qualification in a relevant area preferred
• Experience supporting complex or high-needs clients and applying sound clinical judgement
• Ability to analyse information and contribute to quality reporting, audit activity and continuous improvement
• Demonstrated knowledge of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and commitment to culturally responsive practice
• Demonstrated commitment to culturally safe practice, equity, and respectful engagement with Māori, Pacific and diverse communities.
• Strong communication skills that support safe engagement, including awareness of health literacy and adapting communication to the person.
• Willingness to learn, reflect and adapt your practice in line with supervision, training, and continuous improvement.
• Willingness to work in this role as well as a Community Registered Nurse position where appropriate to ensure up to date knowledge of service delivery.

He aha mātou e whiriwhiri ai | Why join us?

• Excellent work-life balance - no shift work
• A supportive nationwide team with a strong values-based culture
• Ongoing training and career development opportunities
• A passionate business that promotes diversity and inclusion and is reflective of the communities we serve
• A meaningful role contributing to safe, coordinated community nursing services for people across Auckland
• We welcome applicants who may require recruitment or workplace adjustments and will work with you to support equitable participation.

Total Care Health and Access Community Health are all about enabling people to live well and making small but meaningful impacts in communities across Aotearoa.

For any questions, please email [e-mail].