ACFI Coordinator - Full Time
Job No:
S2775
Location:
Anglicare SQ - St Martins Residential Aged Care Facility - Taigum, QLD
About the Position
Nestled within our leafy campus at Taigum, north Brisbane, our fully accredited service of St Martin's features landscaped gardens and a range of recreational facilities. Extending across three integrated wings, St Martin's offers residential aged care focused on providing excellent 24 hour nursing and care assistance. The service also caters for our most physically frail and those requiring palliative care.
We are currently looking for a Registered Nurse with ACFI experience to join our team as a Coordinator. The role requires you to have previous experience with ACFI business rules and assessment procedures, or a keen interest in developing these skills.
The role’s overall purpose is to facilitate the provision of effective, accurate and detailed submissions of ACFI claims. The Coordinator works closely with clinical and allied health staff and management to conduct ACFI assessments and maintain them to maximize funding. The role is also responsible for the review of ACFI processes to achieve best possible care outcomes.
About You
With a successful career as a registered nurse, your experience will have developed to include working with ACFI claims and submissions. Along with your professional attitude, you will also offer:
- Knowledge of ACFI, including assessments, claims submissions and working within policies and guidelines
- Exceptional time management and organisational abilities - ensuring documentation is completed accurately and on time
- Ability to monitor and report on ACFI performance within the facility and identify action areas
- Previous experience in the review of audits and reports and the confidence to implement process outcomes and improvements
- Support and advice to management for maintenance of facility systems, and training of staff
- Strong relationship building and networking skills to promote and provide information-sharing and learning
- Ability to work collaboratively with a range of stakeholders including residents and their families
- Proven skills in analysis, problem solving, negotiation and critical thinking
- Intermediate level knowledge of Microsoft Suite including Word & Excel
Your skills and abilities will be coupled with the following qualifications:
- Relevant tertiary degree in nursing
- Current registration with AHPRA and evidence of recent practice
- A National Police Certificate
What We Offer
Along with the opportunity to further develop your specialist skills in a residential environment, our successful candidate will enjoy:
- Working close to home in the Northern Suburbs, with dedicated professionals and a supportive management team
- Career progression and development in the form of internal and external training, supported by a dedicated ACFI Manager
- Being a part of one of Queensland’s largest and most well respected non-profit organisations
- The chance to increase your take home pay with salary packaging options
Show Your Interest
Apply now and be rewarded with a position that directly and positively influences the quality of life for our clients; working with an organization that values your professional contribution and personal well-being.
People of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island heritage are strongly encouraged to apply.
To submit an application and to view a copy of the Position Description, click ‘Apply’ below or visit http://anglicaresq.org.au/career/ and refer to job number S2775.
For further information please contact
Christine Ross on 07 3265 0900
Applications close Friday 10th March 2017
Shortlisted applicants will be asked to complete a Pre-Employment Assessment that requires disclosure of pre-existing injuries, illnesses or conditions that could reasonably be aggravated by performing the duties of this position.
About Us
Anglicare Southern Queensland is a proud member of the Anglicare Australia network. We provide the support you need for the life you want in partnership with government and other support organisations in response to identified care needs throughout southeast Queensland.
For over 140 years our staff have connected with people on every step of their life path, responding with compassion, creativity, commitment and courage to the needs of the members of our community who require support.
Every day the passionate staff and volunteers of Anglicare Southern Queensland are working to respond to growing community demand for our services. Whether it is providing nursing care and domestic assistance in the home, physiotherapy to enable the return of mobility, emergency accommodation for victims of domestic violence, working with foster carers in the care of vulnerable children, a safe caring environment for the elderly, skills training for young unemployed people or parental education and counselling, Anglicare Southern Queensland is here, to offer the best quality support to enable you to live the life that you want.
We also offer a range of specialist services within indigenous, homeless, multicultural and rural and remote communities.
The work of Anglicare Southern Queensland stretches from Cairns to Coolangatta, from Birdsville to Brisbane and reaches out to support to people of all ages with a variety of needs.
Anglicare Southern Queensland has a workforce of over 2500 people in Queensland across residential aged care, community care and a range of social services programs all working towards a happier, healthier community.
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