NDIS Nurse Education & Clinical Training in Queensland
RN-delivered clinical training for support workers, families and disability organisations, aligned to NDIS Practice Standards.
Behind every safe, high-quality disability support is a well-trained team. First Priority Care's registered nurses provide clinical education and training for support workers, families, carers and disability organisations across Queensland. We help everyone involved in a participant's care deliver it safely and confidently.
This isn't generic online training. Our education is delivered by AHPRA-registered nurses, tailored to the participant's specific care needs and aligned to the NDIS Practice Standards for High Intensity Daily Activities.
Who We Provide Training For
- Support workers: high-intensity skill training for disability care staff
- Families and informal carers: practical home nursing education for people caring for loved ones
- NDIS providers and organisations: workforce training packages for disability organisations
- Support coordinators and LACs: clinical literacy training to better support complex participants
How Our Training Works
- Delivered onsite in the participant's home, at your organisation's premises, or via telehealth where appropriate
- Individually tailored to the participant's specific care plan, health conditions and support needs
- Combines didactic education with hands-on practical demonstration and competency assessment
- Certificate of completion and written competency documentation provided
- Aligned to NDIS Practice Standards for High Intensity Daily Activities
- Available as one-off sessions or ongoing refresher packages
Topics We Cover
- Medication administration: oral, transdermal, subcutaneous, inhaled
- Wound care fundamentals: assessment, dressings and escalation
- Continence management: catheter care, bowel care, stoma management
- PEG and enteral feeding: tube feeding technique and troubleshooting
- Suctioning: oropharyngeal and tracheostomy suctioning technique
- Seizure management: recognition, first aid and rescue medication
- Pressure injury prevention: risk assessment, repositioning and skin care
- Manual handling: hoist operation, transfers and safe handling technique
- Infection control in disability support settings
- Documentation and incident reporting for clinical supports
NDIS Funding
Nurse-delivered training for support workers and families is fundable under Capacity Building: Improved Daily Living (Registration Group 0128). Training can be included in a participant's plan as a specific support item. Your support coordinator can help identify the correct line items.
Areas We Serve
Training is available across Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Gold Coast and Redlands. Online and telehealth training delivery is available for organisations and participants outside these areas.
- Brisbane (North and South)
- Logan
- Ipswich
- Gold Coast
- Redlands
Frequently Asked Questions
Let's build a care plan that works for you.
Speak with our care team about your NDIS plan, your goals, and how we can help.