About Us
At Danny Met Sally, we're not your standard disability service provider- we're a national, premium care provider with heart. We're here to raise the bar for disability services across Australia, guided by a simple but powerful philosophy: to deliver the same level of care, dignity, and support that one would expect for your own family member (Danny) or best friend (Sally).
That philosophy shapes everything we do, for participants, our staff, and our community. We're creating an inclusive, values-driven culture where everyone matters and has the opportunity to thrive.
Curious about our journey? Take a closer look at
dannymetsally.com.au
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The Opportunity
We're looking for an experienced and passionate Clinical Nurse Educator to join our national team and play a pivotal role in shaping the clinical capability of our workforce.
You'll be the senior clinical authority for our medication competency program, providing clinical leadership, governance and support to the trainers and assessors delivering competency assessments across Australia.
This is a hands-on, people-focused role for an RN who loves education, thrives on variety, and is passionate about translating clinical knowledge into exceptional practice. Your expertise will directly influence the quality and safety of care delivered to participants across Australia.
As Clinical Nurse Educator, you will:
Act as the clinical authority for our medication competency program, providing clinical leadership and oversight across the organisation.
Maintain and continuously improve the medication competency framework, including assessment standards, resources, processes and supporting documentation.
Lead and support our national network of trainers, providing supervision, mentoring, coaching and clinical guidance.
Conduct and/or oversee medication competency assessments, ensuring assessments are robust, fair, evidence-based and aligned with required clinical standards.
Lead and deliver clinical training across a broad range of complex care areas, PEG feeding, insulin administration, enteral nutrition and other participant-specific clinical supports.




Ensure trainers are applying a consistent clinical standard across all locations nationally.
Provide clinical advice and guidance when trainers encounter complex, unusual or challenging situations.
Deliver engaging clinical education and training programs for Support Workers, with a strong focus on medication management, disability-specific care, participant health plans and person-centred care.
Facilitate both theoretical and practical learning, ensuring content is accessible, relevant and retained by a diverse workforce.
Work closely with frontline staff, participants and leadership to continuously improve clinical education programs based on real-world needs and evolving best practice.
Maintain robust clinical governance, documentation, quality assurance and competency records across the medication education program.
Maintain accurate records of staff training, participation and competency assessments.
Monitor training and assessment quality and identify opportunities for continuous improvement.
Stay up to date with NDIS Practice Standards, relevant legislation, clinical guidelines, medication management requirements and broader compliance obligations, translating these requirements into practical workplace education.
Contribute to a culture of lifelong learning, inclusion, clinical excellence and accountability across Danny Met Sally.
Travel nationally as required to deliver training, support trainers and maintain consistency across our locations.
About You
We're looking for a confident, experienced and compassionate Registered Nurse and clinical educator who can combine strong clinical expertise with exceptional communication and leadership skills.
You're someone who enjoys empowering others,



explaining complex clinical concepts clearly and creating an workplace where people feel confident to ask questions and learn. You have the credibility to lead experienced trainers, the curiosity to continually improve systems, and the practical mindset to make clinical education work in the real world.
You'll also bring:
Extensive clinical experience in a relevant healthcare, disability or community care setting.
A Bachelor of Nursing or higher.
Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse.
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE***** or equivalent).
Demonstrated experience delivering clinical education, competency assessment and/or workplace training.
Experience in medication management and medication competency assessment.
Experience supervising, mentoring or supporting other educators, trainers or clinicians would be highly regarded.
Prior experience in the disability support sector or a similar healthcare environment.
Strong knowledge of NDIS Practice Standards, clinical governance, compliance frameworks and accreditation requirements.
The confidence and capability to provide clinical leadership across a national workforce.
A genuine passion for improving the quality, safety and dignity of care provided to people living with disability.
Why Join Danny Met Sally?
This is an opportunity to have genuine national impact.
You'll help shape how medication competency is taught, assessed and maintained across our organisation, while supporting the people who deliver care every day.
You'll be joining a values-driven organisation that genuinely believes in raising the standard of disability support, and you'll have the autonomy and influence to make a meaningful difference.
If you're an experienced RN, passionate educator and natural clinical leader who wants to help us set the standard for clinical education across Australia, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply today- applications will be reviewed as they are received.
Confidential enquiries can be directed to Connor on ******** ***.
Respectfully, we request no agency contact in regards to this role please.

📌 Clinical Nurse Educator (Adelaide)
🏢 Danny Met Sally
📍 Adelaide