Case Coordinator-Participant (Open to Hervey Bay, Rockhampton or Maroochydore) – Making Early Years Count
- Are you a Natural Connector who thrives on building trusted relationships?
- Make a meaningful difference for young children (0–9yrs) and their families
- Guide and support families to navigate the NDIS with confidence
BUSHkids is a not-for-profit organisation that has been at the heart of transforming lives of regional children across Queensland for 90 years. Our dedicated teams and volunteers are all driven by a shared vision that all Queensland children should have access to free allied health and early intervention services regardless of where they live.
As a Case Coordinator within our Participant stream you may be located at either BUSHkids Hervey Bay, Rockhampton or our Maroochydore service for this appointment. Your role is to support and build confidence and capability in families of children under 9 years with an NDIS plan or eligible diagnosis. You will provide guidance and support from referral through to effective use of their child’s plan, connecting families with appropriate providers, community and mainstream supports aligned to their child’s goals. Working collaboratively with families you will support informed decision-making while monitoring progress and adjusting supports as needed as well as strengthening families’ confidence to navigate the NDIS and broader service systems. Our Participant stream team is an all of service team where your team members will be located across different regional locations.
This position has become available through a service redesign, and you will be supported by our ECA Workplace Trainer & Supervisors throughout your onboarding/training and ongoing supervision in the role to further support you. This is an incredibly rewarding opportunity to support vulnerable children and families, where your contribution will make a meaningful and lasting difference.
About you
We are seeking your experience working in a case coordination/management or similar roles within the community services sector either across Disability, Children, Youth/Family, Early Intervention working within highly regulated service environments.
We also require you to bring:
- Experience working with vulnerable families, with an understanding of the complexity and multiple barriers families may face in accessing services
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build rapport and trusting relationships quickly
- Professional written communication skills necessary for case notes and report writing
- Flexible and adaptable nature who can maintain clear boundaries around scope of work in service delivery
- Understanding of the NDIS, choice and control, and the principles of person-centred care
- Proficient in MS Office suite and experience using CRM, data management, or case management systems
- A practical, can-do attitude with a passion for children, families, and the community
- Committed to ongoing professional development and willingness to share knowledge and skills with others
- Alignment with BUSHkids’ core values – Child-Focused and Family Centred, Collaborative and Accountable
- Valid Blue Card and NDIS Worker Screening Clearance (or ability to obtain before commencement)
- Current C Class Driver’s Licence
- Evidence of Hepatitis B vaccination status
BUSHkids Benefits – What You Can Expect
- Supportive and inclusive organisation driven by shared professional values.
- Highly welcoming team and Team Leader ready to support your learning and growth.
- Collaboration with a network of Early Intervention Facilitators, Clinicians, and other staff across the organisation to support, share knowledge and expertise.
- Ongoing supervision/mentorship supporting you in your role not just through onboarding. We provide extensive NDIS and Early Childhood Approach training.
- Training and development opportunities to enhance your skills, professional and career progression. This includes an annual Professional Development budget, paid PD leave (up to 5 days per year), and paid PD travel leave (up to 2 days per year).
- An attractive base remuneration up to $81,677 (based on qualifications and experience) plus superannuation, leave loading, and portable long service leave. A higher base salary may be negotiated with post graduate qualifications.
- Not-for-profit salary packaging up to $15,900 in tax savings per year plus $2,650 meal and entertainment allowance. This represents up to an additional $5,935 in your pay to cover essential living expenses on top of your base salary.
- Additional 3 days of gifted paid leave over the Christmas period.
INTERESTED IN JOINING OUR TEAM? APPLY NOW!
Please include your resume and cover letter as part of your application. You can view a full Position Description (332kb) here for more details.
Early applications are encouraged as applications will be shortlisted and progressed as received.
Enquiries can be directed to Michelle Clarke, Recruitment Coordinator on (07) 3518 7952 or email [email protected]
We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, including people with disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and those from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. Applications received directly from recruitment agencies will not be accepted.
