ITC COORDINATOR (INTEGRATED TEAM CARE)

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About Yadu Health

Yadu Health Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit, community-controlled health service providing primary health care to Aboriginal communities in Ceduna, Koonibba, and surrounding areas. Operating across four sites, we deliver culturally safe and supportive services through a multidisciplinary team of GPs, nurses, visiting specialists, and Aboriginal health workers focused on improving community health and wellbeing.

Life in Ceduna: Ceduna isn’t just a place to work, it’s a place to live, explore, and thrive.

- Coastal Beauty: Pristine beaches, breathtaking sunsets, and endless fishing, surfing, and boating opportunities.
- Outdoor Adventure: Experience the best of nature, from whale watching at the Great Australian Bight to exploring the stunning Nullarbor Plain.
- Affordable & Relaxed Living: Enjoy a cost-effective lifestyle with housing and living costs far lower than in major cities.
- Welcoming Community: A friendly and diverse town where you’ll feel right at home.

About the Role

The ITC Coordinator is a pivotal role in Yadu Health’s Integrated Team Care (ITC) program and is responsible for improving health outcomes for Aboriginal people with chronic health conditions through better access to coordinated, multidisciplinary team care, including clinical support. Based in Ceduna, you will drive the Care Coordination Model at the local level, using existing infrastructure and partnerships to link clients with the services they need and supporting them to better self-manage their chronic disease. You will bring a strong commitment to culturally respectful and safe practice in all dealings with Aboriginal clients.

Key responsibilities include (but not limited to):

- Drive the implementation of the Care Coordination Model at the local level, supporting Aboriginal people with chronic disease and complex care needs to access clinical and community support services tailored to their needs.
- Work closely with GPs and clinic staff to coordinate health care plans, action referrals and recalls, and support clients to implement their GP Management Plans and Team Care Arrangements.
- Improve timely access to allied health, specialist and transport services, including coordinating travel bookings for clients to attend appointments locally,



across the Eyre Peninsula, Port Augusta and Adelaide.
- Act as a cultural broker between clients, their families and health service staff, and work collaboratively with Care Coordinators, Aboriginal Health Project Officers, Aboriginal Outreach Workers, community groups and other agencies.
- Maintain accurate and timely client records and data in Communicare, and contribute to quality, accreditation and funding body reporting requirements.

This role requires someone who is proactive, culturally respectful, and deeply aligned with our mission to support First Nations health outcomes.

About You

To thrive in this position, we are looking for candidates who can meet the following criteria:

Essential:

- A relevant health qualification as a Registered Nurse, Enrolled Nurse, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner or Aboriginal Health Worker.
- Current AHPRA registration.
- Sound knowledge of chronic disease management and care planning in a primary health care setting.
- Experience in chronic disease care coordination or primary health care, ideally within an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service.
- Solid understanding of the health system and referral pathways, and the ability to work collaboratively with GPs, specialists, nurses and allied health professionals.
- Experience working with people from Aboriginal communities, and the ability to provide culturally safe care and to advocate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients and their families.
- Solid organisational and computer skills, including accurate record keeping in electronic clinical systems.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently, assess priorities and meet deadlines.
- Valid Driver Licence (Class C or equivalent).
- Have permanent work rights in Australia.

Desirable:

- Strong relationships with the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community.
- Experience in the implementation, evaluation and delivery of health and education programs.

What’s on Offer

At Yadu,



we are more than just a workplace. We are a community that values innovation, collaboration, and professional development. Here’s what you can look forward to:

- Competitive pay from $40.63 to $48.25 per hour plus superannuation. Wages are based on level of experience and alignment to the position.
- Full time, 38 hours per week worked on a Monday to Friday schedule.
- Be mentored and work closely with leaders and staff in a supportive and collaborative work environment.
- Free Gym Membership: Enjoy 24/7 access to the Yadu Health Community Gym.
- Salary Packaging Options: Increase your take-home pay through our tax-saving salary packaging benefits.
- Remote Area Benefit: Claim up to 50% in tax concessions of certain expenses associated with living and working in a remote location, as well as some travel costs.
- Locality Allowance: Financial incentives for working in a beautiful regional setting.
- Training & Career Development: Ongoing opportunities to upskill and grow professionally.
- Employee Assistance Program: 24/7 Counselling Services available for staff and their immediate family members.

How to Apply

If you're ready to embark on a fulfilling career journey with Yadu Health, submit your application by midnight 21 November 2026. Applications will only be accepted through the job platform.

- For enquiries please contact HR via email ****@yadu.org.au.
- To complete your online application, you will be asked to upload a copy of your resume and a cover letter. In your cover letter, please provide responses to the points listed in the About You section above.
- Please note that as part of Yadu Health’s recruitment process, prior to an offer of employment being made, recommended candidates may be subject to a medical assessment and pre-employment screening checks.
- Yadu Health is a proud Child Safe Organisation, committed to fostering safe, inclusive, and respectful environments for children and vulnerable people. As part of our safeguarding practices, all recommended candidates must provide a current National Police Check, Working with Children Check and Aged Care Screening Check. Some roles may require additional screening in line with sector requirements.
- Your experience throughout the application process matters to us. All applicants will receive a response.

📌 ITC Coordinator (Ceduna)
🏢 Yadu Health Aboriginal
📍 Ceduna