Pari Shrimali

Pari Shrimali is the Founder and Director of Clinical Services at Heal at Home, bringing more than 15 years of nursing experience and over nine years in senior clinical and operational leadership. He developed his clinical foundations through frontline nursing roles in residential aged care and community nursing before progressing into case coordination, clinical nurse consultancy, residential service management and executive community care leadership.

Pari’s extensive aged care experience has given him a strong understanding of the changing health needs of older Australians and the importance of helping people remain safe, independent and well supported at home.

Pari’s clinical expertise includes comprehensive nursing assessments, medication management, vascular access device management, continence and catheter care, wound management, chronic disease support, care planning and clinical governance.

He is highly experienced in translating complex clinical requirements into practical care plans, staff education and competency frameworks that promote safe and consistent care. Pari is especially passionate about community nursing and improving access to skilled, face-to-face clinical care for people living in regional, rural and remote communities.

Pari’s approach to nursing has also been deeply shaped by his journey with his autistic son. This has strengthened his understanding of the experiences of autistic people and their families, particularly when navigating continence challenges, sensory needs, communication differences and access to appropriate healthcare.

Pari established Heal at Home to create a nursing-only service that combines clinical excellence with compassion, dignity and genuinely personalised care for children, adults and older Australians.

Outside work, Pari values spending time with his family. He enjoys watching cricket with his son and proudly supporting his daughter by attending her dance performances.

These moments keep him grounded and reinforce the importance he places on family, connection and helping every person live with greater dignity, confidence and opportunity.