The NDIS, funded by the Australian government, offers support for people with disabilities. Providers are registered entities or individuals offering services or products to those receiving NDIS funding.
We are looking for colleagues in employment or independently.
Centrum Indicatie Stelling offers independent healthcare providers the opportunity to shape their profession as they see fit, within the applicable standards, guidelines and legal frameworks. We facilitate professionals who take responsibility for providing high-quality care to their clients and who are aware of the social importance of keeping care affordable. District nurses must conform to the District Nurse Expertise Area and want to work within the District Nursing Quality Framework.
Advantages of collaboration
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Flexible working hours
Feel free to reach out and make an enquiry. We're here to assist you.
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working in your own region
Let's craft a personalized NDIS plan to address your specific needs.
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support from the indication centre
Start your journey with us, where we prioritize your exceptional care
selection processn
We specialize in Disability Support Services, offering tailored
care to enhance independence and quality of life.
- You will first receive training on how to indicate in our automated ECD system. After you have completed this, you will first go along a few times under the supervision of another colleague district nurse to learn the profession of indicating in practice.
- Once you have completed this course, you will be able to apply the profession of indicating independently."
- Working teams will also be set up between colleagues from different provinces to give specific issues more attention
frequently asked questions
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Q. What are the criteria?
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Q. How does the registration process work?
The NDIS, funded by the Australian government, offers support for people with disabilities. Providers are registered entities or individuals offering services or products to those receiving NDIS funding.
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Q. What can I expect after my application?
The NDIS, funded by the Australian government, offers support for people with disabilities. Providers are registered entities or individuals offering services or products to those receiving NDIS funding.