About Us: At Heal at Home, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional Clinical Nursing Services across the Metro and Country regions. Our approach is unique, ensuring that participants receive personalised, high-quality care that enhances their independence and quality of life. Our team of skilled, compassionate Enrolled, Registered and Clinical nurses are dedicated to providing the right care and support in line with the preferences of each client. We also provide clinical training to staff of various organisations. We work alongside providers and their teams to upskill their support staff in managing participants with High Intensity Support Needs specially the individuals within the NDIS who have complex medical or behavioural conditions requiring specialised and consistent clinical oversight to maintain their health and wellbeing. Our training programs are tailored, evidence-based, and aligned with best-practice standards to ensure safe and effective support delivery. We are proud Clinical Partners of Wounds Australia and the Continence Health Australia , reflecting our commitment to evidence-based practice and clinical excellence. Our partnerships further strengthen our ability to provide the highest standard of care in complex wound management, continence support, and broader community nursing services. We offer a wide range of clinical services, including but not limited to: Nursing Assessments Medication Management Complex Wound Care Continence Assessment & Catheter Management Bowel & Stoma Care Diabetes and Chronic Care Management Ventilator, Epilepsy, and Tracheostomy Support Palliative and Hospital Discharge Care Staff Training and Competency Assessments The Role: At Heal at Home, we are seeking a Clinical Nurse Educator to join our compassionate and dynamic team. This position is offered on a Casual, Part-Time, or Full-Time basis, providing flexibility to suit your lifestyle. In this role, you will be responsible for conducting clinical assessments for clients in their home environment, identifying their health needs, developing tailored care plans, and delivering targeted training to support staff in alignment with those plans. You will play a key role in promoting holistic, person-centered care, supported by a team of experienced Clinical Nurse Consultants specialising in respiratory care, wound and stoma management, and diabetes care. Key Responsibilities: Develop, implement, and evaluate clinical training programs tailored to individual participant needs and support staff capabilities. Deliver clinical education and competency assessments in alignment with the following regulatory frameworks: NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators – Module 1: High Intensity Daily Personal Activities , which require: Support staff to be appropriately trained and assessed as competent to deliver high intensity supports (e.g., complex bowel care, enteral feeding, catheter care, tracheostomy management, diabetes care, seizure management). Clinical governance structures to monitor staff performance and manage clinical risk. Individualised support to be based on evidence-informed clinical care plans. Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) – Decision-Making Framework for Nursing and Midwifery Practice (2020) , which mandates: Registered Nurses (RNs) delegate tasks only to individuals with demonstrated competence. RNs to provide appropriate training, supervision, and evaluation of all delegated care. Clinical decisions to prioritise participant safety, uphold professional standards, and maintain comprehensive documentation. Apply advanced clinical judgement and leadership in delivering training and supervising delegation of care. Collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, high-quality care in home and community settings. Ensure all training content and resources are evidence-based, clinically accurate, and up to date with best practice. Facilitate initial and ongoing competency assessments for support staff involved in high intensity support delivery. Maintain detailed and accurate records of training sessions, attendance, and individual competency outcomes. Stay informed of current NDIS Practice Standards, compliance requirements, and updates to professional nursing frameworks. Essential Qualifications and Skills: Registered Nurse with a valid AHPRA registration Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Clinical experience, preferably in home or community-based care Experience in providing training Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work autonomously and as part of a team A genuine passion for supporting clients Willingness to travel (Intra and Interstate) Why Join Heal at Home? Work with a supportive and dedicated team of professionals Competitive salary and benefits Ongoing training and professional development opportunities Flexible working hours and the opportunity to work in various locations Be a part of a team that truly cares about service delivery and values your input Annual membership of Wound Australia and Continence Health Australia. To be considered for this role, you must provide the following: Current AHPRA registration without conditions Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Current and valid National Police Check (Issued within last 12 months) Current full SA driver's license Valid NDIS Worker Screening Check Valid Working with Children Check Right to work in Australia Current First Aid certificate Current CPR Training certificate Current Manual Handling certificate How to Apply: If you are passionate about providing high-quality clinical care and meet the above requirements, we would love to hear from you! Please apply with your current resume and cover letter. If you have any questions or would like a further discussion, please contact 1300 450 Join us in making a difference in the lives of participants across Adelaide Metro and Country regions. Apply today to be part of a team that values compassionate, evidence-based care. To learn more about Heal At Home visit www.healathome.com.au
