Kantoko is an online platform for ongoing, adult ADHD care. We’re growing, and we’re looking for the next person to join our founding nursing team.
This is a remote contractor role working three to four days per week - no commute, and no shift work. If you have at least 3 years of post-graduate experience across ED, critical care or mental health and you want your clinical skills to count for something different, this could be that change.
You’ll work from home while providing ADHD care alongside our team of GPs and psychiatrists. That care is delivered through a platform built by our design, engineering and operation teams.
Kantoko exists to make adult ADHD care work for real life.
We bring assessment, clinical care and ongoing support together in one telehealth platform. Our Psychiatry, GP, Nursing and Customer Care teams work closely together, supported by technology built around the way care is delivered.
For the adults we support, that means fewer handovers, less repetition and a team that stays with them for the longer term.
You’ll support people as they move through their care with Kantoko. Your work will include:
Screening and triaging people joining the service
Conducting clinical reviews and check-ins via telehealth
Completing clinical assessments and risk assessments
Responding to clinical escalations from our Customer Care team
Identifying when someone needs further review or escalation
Working closely with our GPs and psychiatrists
Documenting assessments clearly and keeping the wider care team informed
Helping us improve our clinical processes and telehealth software through your feedback
You’ll need:
Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
At least three years of postgraduate clinical experience
A background in critical care and/or mental health nursing
Experience in an area such as emergency nursing, psychiatric nursing or mental health triage
Strong clinical assessment, patient triage and risk assessment skills
Confidence making decisions and working independently in a remote clinical role
Clear written and verbal communication
The ability to work three to four weekdays each week
Experience in ADHD care or telehealth is helpful, but it isn’t essential. What matters is that you’re interested in mental health, ready to learn and comfortable working as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Want to move away from shift work or the hospital environment
Are looking for a career pivot into telehealth, mental health or ADHD care
Are passionate about evidence-based and proactive mental health care
Stay calm when a situation isn’t straightforward
Enjoy working with GPs, psychiatrists and non-clinical teams
Are comfortable learning new technology
Want your clinical feedback to shape how care is delivered
Are looking for work that leaves more room for life outside work
Flexible telehealth, three to four days a week: This is a fully remote contractor role, working consistently across three or four weekdays. You’ll work from home, with no overnight shifts or rotating rosters.
A different way to use your nursing experience: You’ll use your clinical judgement through telehealth triage, clinical reviews, risk assessment and ongoing mental health care.
A team around you: You’ll work closely with Kantoko’s GPs, psychiatrists and Customer Care team. You’ll be trusted to make decisions, with clinical support available when a situation is more complex.
Technology shaped by clinicians: Our telehealth platform is built around what patients and clinicians actually need, with support from our Operations, Design and Engineering teams. Your feedback will help improve the care experience for both clinicians and patients.
Role: Registered Nurse, Telehealth and Mental Health
Engagement: Contractor
Location: Remote, Australia
Commitment: Three to four days per week
Registration: Current AHPRA registration required
Experience: Minimum three years of postgraduate clinical experience
Preferred background: Emergency, critical care and/or mental health nursing
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