Join a Team That Actually Does Complex Support Well
The Integrated team has hit the ground running in 2026 — and thanks to growing demand, it's time for us to expand.
To kick off the year, we're looking for an experienced Specialist Support Coordinator or seasoned health or justice professional ready to bring their expertise to a high‑performing, values‑driven team.
If the system has ever left you frustrated, this role at Integrated WA offers the chance to create real solutions. You'll bring together individuals, providers and mainstream services in a strategic, person‑centred way — driving accountability and building sustainable support networks that promote long‑term stability.
Who We Are
At Integrated Support Solutions WA, Specialist Support Coordinators don't sit on the sidelines — you have a seat at the table.
We work across the Perth Metro, Wheatbelt and Kimberley regions, supporting highly complex disability and justice participants. Individuals are always at the centre of what we do. Guided by our values of engagement, best practice, collaboration and dignity, our team is backed by one of the most experienced multidisciplinary groups in the sector.
We support people with physical, neurological, intellectual; psychosocial and disability justice needs — and we do it well.
We're values‑driven, community‑minded and committed to fun with purpose. Yes, you can be professional, impactful and still enjoy your role. Our team proves it daily.
Who You Are
You enjoy challenging the norm, thinking creatively and supporting individuals to lead their own lives.
You want to:
Showcase your experience in health or justice and drive meaningful change for people with disability
Deliver work that genuinely matters
Be part of a team that backs you — every day
Have flexibility that is real, not tokenistic
Grow, learn and leverage your unique skillset to make an impact
New to disability? We'll help you translate your expertise in mental health, justice or housing into high‑quality Specialist Support Coordination.
If this sounds like you (or who you're becoming), keep reading.
What You'll Do
You will support participants, families, guardians and stakeholders by:
Navigating the NDIS and applying your professional skillset to maximise participant outcomes
Coordinating and implementing multidisciplinary supports
Collaborating closely with clinical teams, agencies and key stakeholders
Liaising with health, justice, housing and community services
Leading safeguarding, crisis planning and proactive risk management
Building respectful, trusting relationships
Maintaining strong clinical records, budget oversight and reporting requirements
What's on Offer
Strong Support
You'll never be left to "figure it out."
You'll receive:
Regular supervision
Peer support
Guidance from Senior SSCs, OTs, PBS practitioners, Psychologists, Social Workers and Physios
Our team is accessible, collaborative and invested in your success.
Real Flexibility
Full time or 0.8 FTE
9‑day fortnight options
Flexible start/finish times
Work‑from‑home opportunities
Caseloads tailored to your strengths
School holiday flexibility — including "bring your kids to work" days (equal parts fun and controlled chaos)
Growth & Development
Paid PD leave
Opportunities for internal progression and skill expansion and split roles across disciplines (dependant on qualifications)
Future regional travel and project work
A culture where curiosity, reflection and questions are encouraged and celebrated
Your New Workplace
Purpose‑built Balcatta office designed with capacity building in mind
Free onsite parking
No hot‑desking — personalise your workspace with photos, plants and comfort
Work across varied environments: home, community, justice and health settings
The Other Stuff
Competitive salary + super + incentives
Phone, laptop and access to company vehicles
Paid PD and community leave
Manageable caseloads with realistic expectations
Regular social, team and community engagement events
What You'll Need
Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, OT, Nursing, Human/Community Services or similar
Registration with relevant professional body
Minimum 2 years' experience supporting people with disability, mental health or justice needs
Understanding of the NDIS, Act and legislation (desirable — we'll support your learning)
Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills
Ability to work autonomously in a fast‑paced environment
Innovative problem‑solver with a passion for complex cases
WWCC, NDIS Worker Screening, Driver's Licence and reliable vehicle
Curious?
You don't have to tick every box.
If you're values‑driven, motivated and ready to grow, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply or for more detail contact:
Jess Tidmarsh– Clinical Operations Manager