GoodMind is a clinician-led mental health service delivering Esketamine (Spravato®) treatment for patients with treatment-resistant depression.
We operate a network of accredited treatment clinics across Australia, working in close collaboration with referring psychiatrists and GPs to deliver safe, structured, evidence-based care.The roleWe're a growing healthcare start-up, and we're after someone with a nursing or relevant clinical background who's ready for a change of pace.
As a patient care coordinator, you'll be the friendly voice on the phone, having conversations with patients, understanding what they need, and connecting them with the right next step.
We are looking for someone with an ability to build a rapport with our patients and who knows how to talk to patients when they're stressed or unsure.What you'll actually be doingCalling and following up with leads/patients, understanding their situation,
and guiding them toward the right serviceKeeping accurate notes and updates in our CRMWorking closely with the founders early on, so your feedback actually shapes how the team runsPitching in wherever needed - this is a start-up, so some weeks look different to othersWho we're looking forYou're an Enrolled Nurse (or similar clinical background) looking for a change from bedside/clinical work, but you don't want to lose the "helping people" part of the jobFriendly and warm on the phoneTech-savvy - comfortable picking up recent systems and toolsGenuinely willing to learnWhat's in it for youCompetitive remunerationHybrid work structure with three days in the office, and flexible on the restGenuine growth path - join early and grow with us into a senior BD, account management, or team lead role as we scaleWork with a small team of ex-Eucalyptus, ex-Mosh, ex-Bain genuine, nice people!
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📌 Patient Engagement Associate (New South Wales)
🏢 GoodMind Therapeutics
📍 New South Wales
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