SCHADS Level 3 – Full Time
About ITEC Group
ITEC Group is a purpose-driven organisation supporting people across Youth, Employment, Aged Care, and Disability Services.
With a workforce of 400+ across QLD, NT, SA, and NSW, we’re proud to lead with heart, purpose, and action.
Our Commitment to Cultural Safety
Across our diverse services – including disability, health, youth, and community programs – we recognise and honour the importance of cultural identity, community connection, and lived experience.
We work in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, families, and communities, and embed cultural understanding and trauma-informed practice into everything we do.
At our core are our ‘We CARE’ values:
We Care | We Appreciate | We Are Reliable | We Empower
If you live these values and want to make a lasting impact, we’d love to meet you.
Position Purpose
The Rostering Coordinator supports the delivery of safe, efficient and participant‑centred rosters for ITEC Health.
Working under general supervision, the role assists with coordinating worker skills and availability to participant needs, maintaining service continuity, and providing routine administrative support. The position works collaboratively with Customer Services, Clinical, Payroll and Billing to help ensure:
- shifts are filled in a timely manner
- rostering and attendance data is accurate for payroll and claiming
- the participant and workforce experience is positive
The role also participates in the after‑hours/on‑call rostering rotation, in line with established protocols, company policy and the SCHADS Award.
Primary Responsibilities
- Assist with building and maintaining rosters by entering and updating worker availability and shift details in the rostering system, under the guidance of the Rostering and Customer Services Manager.
- Action same-day changes (e.g., absences, shift swaps) as directed, and communicate updates to relevant staff.
- Participate in after-hours/on-call rostering as required, following clear protocols and under supervision.
- Support the booking and confirmation of services, ensuring participant preferences are recorded and communicated.
- Maintain accurate records of worker availability, qualifications, and shift allocations in the rostering and time/attendance systems.
- Prepare and check routine data for payroll and NDIS claiming, referring any discrepancies to the manager.
- Participate in team meetings and contribute to process improvements by sharing observations and suggestions with the manager.
- Report any incidents, risks, or concerns to the Rostering and Customer Services Manager in line with policy.
Qualifications and experience
- Certificate III in Community Services, Disability, Business Administration, or equivalent experience.
- Experience providing administrative support, including maintaining records and assisting with rostering or shift management in a care or community services environment (e.g., NDIS, disability, or aged care) including exposure to rostering or shift coordination.
- Understanding of NDIS Quality Standards and Human Rights, with a commitment to best practice in all client interactions.
- Experience responding to routine enquiries and supporting service delivery under supervision.
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team in a fast-paced environment.
- Experience with NDIS service bookings, codes or billing workflow is desirable.
About You
- You work collaboratively and contribute to a supportive, respectful workplace culture.
- You communicate clearly and professionally with participants, families, support workers and colleagues.
- You are organised, reliable and able to manage routine tasks while meeting deadlines.
- You can manage competing priorities in a dynamic environment.
What You’ll Need
- Current Australian Driver’s Licence
- Willing to undergo the Nation Police Check
- NDIS Worker Screening Check
- Eligibility to work in Australia
- Working with Children Check
- Current First Aid and CPR (or willingness to obtain)
- Eligibility to work in Australia
We strongly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply. Applicants with experience working alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities especially those with knowledge of cultural identity, healing, and trauma-informed practice are highly valued.
Submit your application today and help us make a difference
