NDIS NURSING, EXPLAINED
19 On-Demand workshops
Missed the first Disability Nursing Summit?
Lucky for you, we recorded everything
So you still get all the benefits – at 2x speed
Nobody hands you a manual for NDIS nursing. Because it doesn’t exist.
You just figure it out – the paperwork, the funding categories, the scopes of practice nobody explains.
It’s frustrating, and it wastes stacks of time you don’t have. So these workshops give you a better way.
Our presenters already did the figuring out, and now they’ve shown you how.
No theory. No recycled PowerPoint. Just what’s actually working, from the nurses actually doing it.
YOU NEED THIS IF YOU WANT…
🩺 Real strategies, not theory
Practical stuff you can actually use on Monday
🎯 To skip the trial-and-error
Stop learning things the hard way (a.k.a. mild panic and 11pm googling).
💰 To see how it’s actually done
See how nurses build successful careers and businesses in this space
🌙 Work/life balance (for real)
Build a sustainable career – no night shift required
😴 CPD without the zzz
Earn your hours without falling asleep by workshop three
🤝 Your people, finally
Nurses who get exactly what this work involves – no explaining required.
OUR INCREDIBLE LINEUP OF SPEAKERS
Meet the pros who went from “WTF is a Support Coordinator?!” to the ones everyone asks for advice

Kelly Kotanidis
Registered Nurse/Diabetes Educator
NDIS 101: Navigating the NDIS for Nurses

Hayley Ryan
Director WoundRescue | CNC

Joanna Predo
Owner, Copywriter, and Disability Marketing/Business Consultant
Right Provider, Right Participant: Marketing Foundations for Disability Nurses

Kathryn Twigg
RN, Clinical Educator at APNA

Maria Heaton
Intellectual Disability Palliative Care Lead Clinical Nurse Consultant

Charna Murray
Nurse Practitioner at NP Health Services
Clean Intermittent Catheterisation in the NDIS
Lynda Burch
Registered Nurse
My First Year as an NDIS Nurse

Patricia Samuels
Clinical Nurse Consultant and Educator
From Meltdowns to Moments of Magic: Rethinking care for neurodivergent young people and their carers

Julie Fisher
Disability Advocate
Beyond Awareness: Putting Disability Rights Into Everyday Practice

Lindsay Macpherson
Registered Nurse at The Caring Way
5 Expensive Business Mistakes I Made (and what I wish I’d done instead)

Tina Chisaka
Clinical Nurse Consultant

Taya Straw
RN, Clinical Educator/Coordinator
Evidence-Based High Intensity Skills Training: Documentation, Competency and Compliance in the NDIS

Reece Cassidy
RN, Coffs Coast Caring
The Business of Caring

Melissa Ryan
Disability Voices in Healthcare Consultant
Hospital Care Through A Disability Lens: Seeing the Person, Hearing the Family, Planning for Safety

Michael Clark
Director of Athletic Koala
How to double the size of your business in 6 months by doing just 5 things

Deborah Stone
RN, MN (Adv Clin Ed), Managing Director – Medecs Learning
The Disability Nurse Toolkit: Assessment, delegation, and clinical governance in High Intensity Supports

Michael Shanahan
Clinical Nurse
Considerations for pain in the context of disability

Clare Cox
Clinical Nurse Consultant – Urology & Continence
Comprehensive continence assessment & scope of practice

Ben Leyson
NDIS Nursing Business Consultant
How to run a profitable NDIS nursing business when budgets are tight
Where nurses get to make a real difference – without doing night shift
Theme of the summit? This work is incredibly rewarding.
We get to work deeply with people and their families to help them live fuller lives with our clinical skills.
All while getting to live our own full life around our sustainable work hours – picking our kids up from school, spending weekends with family and friends, with the satisfaction of knowing our work makes a real difference.
LEARN FROM THE BEST

Wait – who’s running this thing?!
Hi, I’m Kelly. RN, diabetes educator, and former haver-of-NDIS-meltdowns.
I spent two years in disability work figuring things out the hard way – so I’ve built the thing I wish existed back then (and still really want now).
That’s a fantastic network of nurses and people with disability sharing their experience to show us exactly what to do to provide great clinical care, improve lives, and create rewarding careers – because yes, that’s all possible for nurses.
Join us!
