NDIS Registered Nurses
At Your Local Care Partner, we’re proud to have a team of NDIS Registered Nurses with deep clinical expertise and practical experience across ICU, mental health, aged care, urology, paediatrics, and more.
NDIS Module 1 Auditing & High Intensity Support Training
High Intensity Training for Your Staff
We deliver NDIS Module 1A training, led by our experienced nurses. Whether you’re a SIL provider or a support service looking to upskill your team, our NDIS Registered Nurses ensure your staff are confident and compliant in delivering complex care.
Each training session includes:
Scenario-based learning
Skill development across bowel care, PEG feeding, wound care, catheter care and more
Competency assessments
Documentation review for compliance
Certificate of Completion
Training is conducted onsite at your premises, anywhere in Sydney — from the Sutherland Shire to Blacktown, Campbelltown to the Northern Beaches.
Clinical Support for Participants
Need a nurse to support a participant with complex needs? Our RNs can:
Conduct nursing assessments
Develop care plans in line with NDIS requirements
Liaise with allied health professionals and GPs
Oversee high intensity daily personal activities
We support NDIS providers with both training and clinical delivery — offering a full wraparound service.
YLCP NDIS Registered Nurses
Skills and Qualifications
- Registered Nurse (Division 1)
- Current First Aid & CPR Certificate
- Qualified Occupational Health Nurse (OHN) in conducting workplace assessments, clinical testing procedures and health surveillance with industry standards
- Graduate Certificate in Diabetes Education and Management
- Certificate IV Training and Assessment
Areas of clinical experience
Clinical governance and quality improvement, chronic disease management, occupational health nursing, clinical education in aged and community care, with additional experience in emergency and general nursing.
Specific interests in health
I am passionate about supporting individuals and teams in achieving person centered outcomes, by contributing to evidence-based practice through continuous quality improvement, education, training, and collaborative care planning.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor of Nursing (UTS)
Masters of Advanced Nursing Clinical (Anaesthetics & Recovery)
Areas of clinical experience:
- Clinical Skills Educator & Simulation Coordinator for the University of Sydney - Faculty of Medicine and Health
Perioperative Nursing (Anaesthetics & Recovery) - Intensive Care (Adults)
- Paediatric Nursing
Specific interests in health:
- Patient safety
- Clinical Education
- Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Critical Care
Qualifications
- Registered Nurse
Areas of clinical experience
- Paediatrics, Emergency and Education
Specific Interest in health
- Paediatric and Critical Care
Qualification: Master of Nursing - Mental Health
Areas of Clinical Experience : Child and Adolescent Mental
Why Us?
Why Choose Our NDIS Registered Nurses?
Minimum 18+ years’ clinical experience
Led by CNS, CNCs and Nurse Unit Managers
Masters in Nursing and Cert IV TAE qualified
Trusted by providers across Sydney
Onsite, reliable, and NDIS-aligned
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Frequently Asked Questions
An NDIS Registered Nurse provides clinical oversight, assessments, and complex care for participants with high intensity needs. They also support providers with training, care plans, and documentation aligned with NDIS Practice Standards.
Yes. At Your Local Care Partner, our nurses deliver in-person Module 1A training, helping support staff gain practical skills and meet competency requirements for high intensity daily personal activities.
Yes. Registered Nurses can provide direct nursing care under the NDIS, particularly for participants who require specialised supports such as enteral feeding, catheter care, pressure injury management, or tracheostomy support.
All RNs must hold AHPRA registration. At YLCP, our nurses also have additional qualifications such as a Certificate IV in Training & Assessment, postgraduate clinical training, and extensive experience in specialist areas like ICU, mental health, and aged care.
Yes. They assess clinical needs and develop individualised nursing care plans that align with NDIS requirements and participant goals. These plans are also useful for audits and provider compliance.
Our RNs ensure all care and training aligns with the NDIS Practice Standards — especially around risk management, participant safety, and documentation. This reduces audit risks and improves service delivery.
Yes. Our team travels across Sydney to deliver training and provide clinical services at provider sites. This ensures contextual relevance and convenience for your organisation.
Support workers assist with daily personal care tasks, while NDIS Registered Nurses handle complex health supports that require clinical judgment, specialised skills, and formal nursing qualifications.
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