Customer Service and Admin VA

We are looking for a proactive, highly organized, and customer-focused Virtual Assistant who will become the first point of contact for incoming phone and email inquiries from providers and stakeholders.

This role combines customer service, phone reception, email management, and light administrative support within an NDIS Plan Management environment.

The ideal candidate should be confident speaking with Australian clients, comfortable learning new systems, and capable of providing timely, professional support while maintaining excellent attention to detail.

Initially, the role will focus on handling phone inquiries and administrative email processing, with opportunities to take on additional operational responsibilities as the business grows. Key Responsibilities

Phone Support (Primary Responsibility)

Answer incoming calls through the client's Australian 1800 phone number during scheduled working hours

Professionally assist providers, participants, and stakeholders

Look up invoice information within the client's management software

Provide invoice status updates such as:

Invoice has already been paid

Invoice is awaiting participant approval

Payment is currently being processed

Escalate complex concerns to the client when necessary

Record detailed call notes

Capture new business inquiries and forward qualified leads promptly

Ensure all callers receive a positive customer experience consistent with the client's service standards Email Management

Monitor the shared company inbox

Review and organize incoming emails

Separate invoice emails from administrative correspondence

Upload relevant documentation into the client management system

Process provider Service Agreements

Log participant documentation accurately

Route emails requiring management attention

Flag urgent matters for immediate follow-up Administrative Support

Update participant records

Upload documents into the client management system

Assist with funding allocation administration

Verify documentation before submission

Maintain accurate digital records

Follow documented procedures and workflows

Support data entry related to participant files Customer Service

Deliver friendly, professional support to Australian providers and stakeholders

Maintain confidentiality of participant information

Respond promptly and courteously

Ensure accurate communication regarding invoice status

Escalate sensitive matters appropriately

Required Skills

Excellent spoken and written English

Strong customer service experience

Professional phone etiquette

Active listening skills

High attention to detail

Strong organizational skills

Ability to multitask

Fast learner

Problem-solving ability

Comfortable following SOPs

Excellent time management

Ability to work independently

Reliable internet connection Preferred Experience

Receptionist

Customer Service Representative

Virtual Receptionist

Administrative Assistant

Executive Assistant

NDIS experience (nice to have but not required)

The client emphasized that industry experience is not essential; the VA simply needs to learn the workflow and confidently answer common invoice inquiries. Software & Tools

Required access to

Microsoft 365 (Email)

Brevity Care Software (Invoice & Participant Management)

WhatsApp (Client Communication)

Australian Cloud Phone System (1800 Number Routing)

Potential phone systems discussed

RingCentral (or similar cloud VoIP solution)

Existing Australian 1800 phone routing

Telephony integration via client's provider (Telefonica/1800 provider) Work Schedule

Part-Time

10 hours per week

Monday to Friday

Approximately 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Australia time) (subject to confirmation)

During quieter periods, the VA will focus on email processing and administrative tasks.

Ideal

Candidate

We are looking for someone who is:

Friendly and professional

Calm under pressure

Customer-focused

Detail-oriented

Trustworthy

Tech-savvy

Confident communicating with Australian clients

Comfortable learning new software

Able to work with minimal supervision

Interested in growing with the company Training The client will provide training on:

Invoice workflow

Common customer inquiries

Brevity Care Software

Email processes

Internal procedures

Communication expectations

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