Home Care Case Coordinator

Job No: JPR2020
Location: Northam

About Juniper:

At Juniper we are proud to be one of Western Australia's biggest local aged care providers, championing individualised care that keeps our customers connected to the people, passions and places they have always loved. Right across the state, we are committed to exceptional care, accommodation, and support services for older Western Australians.

About the role:

We are currently seeking a Customer Care Lead (Home Care Case Coordinator) to join our friendly and supportive Home and Community Care team in the Wheatbelt. The successful candidate will have an office base in Northam and a client base in Northam and surrounding Wheatbelt towns, with travel around this area required to visit clients.  We have a pool car available, or mileage can be paid for use of own vehicle.

Our Juniper Home and Community Care team provides community based care programs that assist our aged customers to continue to live independently in their own homes. Renowned for our commitment to the delivery of person centred care and best practice in relation to the provision of quality care, you will be working in a supportive environment that encourages initiative and leadership.

The Customer Care Lead operates within a multidisciplinary team structure and is the key contact and relationship champion with customers, their carers and significant others. The Customer Care Lead ensures collaboration and engagement, ensuring a person-centred and evidence-based approach to services are provided to all Home and Community Care team customers. In this role you will be accountable for the standard of care provided by Community Support Workers and for the management and coordination of a portfolio of government funded programs including Home Care Packages (HCP) and Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP), in accordance with Aged Care Quality Standards, Aged Care Act 1997 and relevant program guidelines. Care and services are to be within budget, responsive, timely and empowering, enabling the client to lead a continued safe and independent life within their own home.

On offer for the successful candidate is a permanent full-time position, working 75 hours per fortnight during normal business hours Monday to Friday. 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Management, coordination and service planning of community-based funding programs
  • People management through the employment life cycle, including recruitment, orientation, performance management, development, leave, and separations
  • Supervisory Responsibilities: Responsible for the supervision and support of community support workers. Acting as a role model while working positively with the team to ensure a cooperative approach to service delivery
  • Ensure compliance with Occupational, Safety and Health requirements

Key requirements:

  • Minimum Cert IV in Individual Support or equivalent
  • Knowledge of service provision, co-ordination, allocation and compliance with contractual obligations
  • Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills
  • Decision making, time management and problem-solving skills
  • Computer literacy in word processing, spreadsheets, and calendar management
  • The ability to work autonomously with a team focus
  • A demonstrated understanding of health care within a community environment to co-ordinate quality service delivery
  • Experience in leading and expanding a multidisciplinary service across geographically dispersed locations within Not for Profit, Aged Care, Community or Health related industry
  • Experience in case management of government funded packages, community resources and relevant legislation in the provision of community and/or aged care services
  • Excellent people management experience and ability to confidently lead teams
  • Skills in coaching, developing, and engaging a large, geographically dispersed, and high performing team
  • Current Australian driver’s licence and reliable vehicle, both essential

What’s on offer:

  • Attractive remuneration $39.29-$40.97 per hour dependent on experience and qualifications, plus 11.5% superannuation
  • Non-profit values driven Western Australian aged care provider
  • All employees have access to Juniperks an online platform that unlocks exclusive retail discounts, employee perks, wellness initiatives and peer acknowledgement
  • Salary Packaging up to $18,550 per annum tax free
  • Option to salary package a vehicle
  • Health Insurance discounts
  • Employee Assistance Program with free counselling

How to apply:

To be considered for this position please submit your application online including a current curriculum vitae.

Please contact Recruitment Advisor Peta with any enquiries about this position 08 6119 6041.

People of all ages and cultures are encouraged to apply. Shortlisting will commence immediately.

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About Us

At Juniper we are proud to be one of Western Australia’s biggest non-profit, local aged care providers, championing individualised care that keeps our customers connected to the people, passions and places they’ve always loved.

We want to empower all older Western Australians to hold onto their independence and identity as they journey into old age, supporting them to take pleasure in a life well lived. We do this through our commitment to exceptional care, accommodation and support services in Home and Community Care, Residential Aged Care, Transition Care and Retirement Living communities.

Our roots extend back to 1949, when we opened our doors in Mt Lawley to 12 older women widowed by the second World War. Today, we remain local through-and-through, dedicated to the changing needs of Western Australians. That’s why we’re located right across the state, from remote areas of the Kimberley, in the Mid West, across the Wheatbelt, through the Great Southern and within Perth and the Peel region.

Our services allow older Western Australians to continue living close to family and friends and within the communities they love. We understand the importance of community and culture – which is why we put it at the heart of everything we do.

We are a community of carers that live by our values of welcome, respect, compassion, hope and courage. We’re your partners in helping you keep the unique bits of who you are, and we do this through expertise, compassion and kindness every step of the way.