Our Skilled Workforce
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Registered Nurses
Our Clinical Team of Registered Nurses plays a vital role in ensuring safe, high-quality care across all our services. With decades of combined experience in complex care, disability, mental health, palliative care, and community health, our nurses provide expert oversight, guidance, and hands-on support where it’s needed most.
From developing personalised care plans to delivering complex care training and supervising high-risk supports, our Clinical Team ensures every participant receives care that is safe, evidence-based, and person-centred. They also provide 24/7 on-call support to our frontline teams, offering real-time clinical advice and peace of mind for participants and families.
With Amity, you’re not just supported — you’re clinically supported.
Our Frontline Staff
Our Disability Support Workers are more than carers — they are qualified, compassionate professionals dedicated to providing safe, respectful, and person-centred support.
Our team hold various qualifications, including disability and mental health, with many staff bringing experience across aged care, trauma-informed practice, and high-intensity support environments.
This specialised knowledge allows them to respond confidently and sensitively to the diverse and complex needs of the people we support.
Investing in Our Team
Each worker is carefully onboarded and receives:
- Ongoing training in medication management, manual handling, seizure management, participant person-centred education, diabetes management, peg-feeding and much more
- Supervision and reflective practice with our clinical team
- Support from Registered Nurses for complex or high-risk care
- Access to our Wellness @ Work initiative, ensuring sustainability and wellbeing in their role
By supporting our staff with the right tools, training, and guidance, we create a strong foundation for safe, responsive, and empowering support — every day.
Community Engagement
As part of our training offering, we provide Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training, delivered by our accredited in-house MHFA instructor. This program is offered not only to our staff, but to participants, families, and the wider Mornington Peninsula community as part of our 2025 Community Engagement Strategy — because building a more informed, resilient, and compassionate community benefits everyone.