Requirements Are you an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner &/or Registered Nurse who is passionate about high-quality, person-centred care for people living with dementia? Exciting maximum term role with Carrington's Quality, Risk & Assurance team! Lead dementia-specific services across our community to enhance the well-being, dignity, and independence Enjoy leading best practice at an organisational & program level, while enabling care for individual residents and their families Rewarding role in an established but growing organisation committed to best practice in the Macarthur region About Us Carrington is a not-for-profit centre of excellence for retirees, providing a focus on person-centred quality care and health services to consumers of Independent Living, Residential Care and Community Care. At Carrington, we are committed to providing quality care for our Consumers so they can live a happier, healthier more independent life. The Opportunity As the Dementia Care Coordinator, you will lead with purpose, shaping high quality dementia care that empowers residents, supports families, and inspires staff as a key member of our growing Quality, Risk & Assurance team. This role is a unique opportunity to utilise your clinical & practice expertise, compassionate leadership, and a commitment to delivering person-centred dementia care to support dignity, independence, and quality of life. This opportunity is for an expected maximum term of 12 months, dependent on the current incumbent providing parental leave cover during this period. Responsibilities: Leading the delivery of dementia care services across Carrington Care Developing and implementing individualised, person-centred care plans & conducting comprehensive assessments Drive best practice dementia care processes, supporting and educating staff in dementia care best practices Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and external specialists Fostering a dementia-friendly environment and culture Engaging families, providing emotional support, and facilitating support groups Driving innovation through research, quality improvement, and policy development About you: Essential Registered Nurse, with other relevant qualifications desirable (e.g. Behaviour Support Practitioner, Allied Health Professional) Minimum 2–3 years’ experience with supporting dementia or other functional cognitive disorders Expertise in dementia care principles and behavioural strategies Experience in clinical governance & risk activities Experience in clinical leadership, mentoring and training staff Passion for quality care & continuous improvement Strong communication and leadership skills NDIS Worker Check (or willing to obtain) Enjoy our Benefits: Competitive Pay, including loadings, potential performance-based increases Access to full not-for-profit Salary Packaging, making up to $18,550 of your income tax-free! 15% employee discount at our onsite Rocksalt restaurant 10% off full price shoes at a local shoe store Enjoy our “Carrington Day” – an additional Christmas Public Holiday each year Staff immunisation program Free on-site parking and beautiful gardens To Apply Click "Apply" to submit your application including your current resume and a cover letter addressing the criteria in the 'About You' section. For enquiries, contact We will not respond to unsolicited emails from recruitment agencies or applications from outside Australia
