NDIS support in north Brisbane

How NDIS support with me works

I'm an independent support worker, not a registered NDIS provider. That means I can support participants who self-manage their NDIS funding or use a plan manager. If your plan is managed by the NDIA (agency-managed), you'll need a registered provider.

Not sure how your plan is managed? Give me a call and we can work it out together.

Support I provide

As an Enrolled Nurse as well as a support worker, I can help with everyday care, including care that needs clinical skill:

• Bowel care, including complex bowel care, laxative administration, enemas or manual assistance
• Enteral (PEG) feeding and management including giving enteral medication via PEG
• Catheter care: indwelling (IDC) and suprapubic (SPC) care, bladder flushes and in-out catheterisation
• Dysphagia management: following specialised swallowing and mealtime management plans from health practitioners
• Complex wound care using aseptic technique
• Medication administration: oral, enteral, transdermal (patches) and nebuliser
• Pressure area care, skin integrity checks and pressure injury prevention

I also help with personal care, community access, companionship and mental health support. See personal care & community support.

My NDIS experience

Since 2018 I've supported NDIS participants with complex physical and psychosocial needs, working 1:1 and 2:1 and leading small support teams. My experience includes:

• Acquired brain injury and spinal cord injury (quadriplegia and paraplegia)
• Chronic health conditions
• Psychosocial disability and mental health support
• Medication and symptom management
• Bowel care, including digital stimulation and laxative and enema administration
• Catheter care
• PEG feeding
• Hoisting and manual handling
• Pressure area care
• Range of motion exercises
• Wound care
• Working closely with families, support teams and health professionals

Why choose a nurse as your support worker?

As an Enrolled Nurse, I have clinical training to notice when something isn't right and to act on it, including recognising and responding when someone's health is getting worse. I keep clear progress notes and documentation and can work alongside your care plan and other health professionals.

Registrations and checks

• Ahpra registration: Enrolled NurseRegistration number NMW0002640996, valid to 21 May 2027. Ahpra is the national body that registers nurses and other health workers. You can look me up on the Ahpra register.
• NDIS Worker Screening ClearanceThe national check for people who work with people with disability. Valid to 16 June 2031.
• Blue Card (Working with Children Check)Valid to 16 June 2031.
• National Police CheckIssued 1 July 2025.
• First aidProvide CPR (to 6 May 2027), Basic Life Support and First Aid (to 2 May 2027), and Mental Health First Aid accreditation (to 16 February 2027).
• Driver's licence and own carOpen manual licence. I drive to you in my fully insured, air-conditioned SUV.