Use your clinical expertise to shape training, quality and safe practice across a values-led NDIS organisation.

About AMS

At Australian Mentoring Services (AMS), we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live a life worth living.

We’re a values-led NDIS provider supporting people with disability, including people with complex support needs. We’re looking for an experienced Clinical Nurse Consultant (CNC) to join our People & Culture team on a contract basis.

This is an opportunity to take your clinical experience beyond traditional nursing and have a direct impact on how our Mentors are trained, supported and equipped to provide safe, high-quality support.

About the role

Based from our Campbelltown office, with regular travel to AMS sites, you’ll work closely with our People & Culture, Quality and operational teams to provide clinical leadership, education and consultancy across the organisation.

You’ll play an important role in strengthening clinical practice and supporting our teams across areas including:

- Medication management
- Incident management and restrictive practices
- Risk management
- HIDPA and DRHS supports
- Clinical competency assessments and sign-offs
- Staff training, coaching and development
- NDIS Practice Standards and compliance
- WHS and site-based support

You’ll be someone who enjoys getting out from behind the desk, working alongside frontline teams and turning clinical knowledge into practical, confident support.

What you'll be doing

- Conduct competency assessments, observations and clinical sign-offs
- Provide on-the-job coaching and real-time feedback to Mentors
- Complete annual medication competency assessments
- Provide clinical oversight for HIDPA and DRHS




- Identify training needs and develop practical training solutions
- Deliver training programs and facilitate education sessions
- Support compliance with NDIS Practice Standards, legislation and AMS policies
- Review relevant health and wellbeing documentation
- Conduct regular site visits and support WHS initiatives
- Work alongside Regional Managers, Practice Leads and Team Leaders
- Contribute to AMS's Mentor Quality and Core Competency Frameworks
- Partner with our Continuous Improvement & Quality team to strengthen clinical practice

About you

You’re an experienced Registered Nurse with strong clinical knowledge and a passion for education, coaching and continuous improvement.

You'll bring:

- Current AHPRA Registered Nurse registration
- Experience at RN3 / Clinical Nurse Consultant level
- 3–5 years' post-registration nursing experience
- Experience in disability, NDIS and/or mental health is highly regarded
- Strong medication management knowledge
- Understanding of NDIS legislation and NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission Practice Standards
- Strong clinical knowledge of HIDPA and DRHS
- Experience with complex clinical supports
- Clinical leadership and staff education experience
- Experience conducting competency assessments and compliance auditing
- Certificate IV in Training and Assessment




- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Strong organisation and time management skills
- Current NSW Driver Licence
- NDIS Worker Check and NSW Working with Children Check

Why join AMS?

This isn't just about delivering training or completing competency checklists.

It's about building the confidence and capability of the people who support our participants every day.

You'll have the opportunity to work across People & Culture, Quality and Operations and help shape the way clinical training, competency and practice are delivered across AMS.

If you're a CNC who enjoys teaching, coaching, problem-solving and making a real difference, we'd love to hear from you.

Campbelltown based | Regular site travel

Contract role

Apply now and come be part of AMS.

Company Overview Beyond Independence AMS provides a unique, fully tailored service for participants seeking to rebuild their lives and reintegrate into the community with current skills.

We focus on: Young people leaving care who need ongoing support due to intellectual disability or complex needs. Individuals reintegrating after prison, juvenile justice, or mental health facilities. People with intellectual disabilities and complex needs, including mental health challenges, behaviours of concern, substance abuse, and trauma histories.

Our mentoring ensures participants can: Learn new skills Build prosocial relationships Contribute to their community Improve overall well-being Make safe, independent choices We provide non-judgmental, personalised support across Sydney and Wollongong, with plans to expand into rural communities.

📌 Clinical Nurse Consultant (Campbelltown)
🏢 Australian Mentoring Services
📍 Campbelltown