Disability Support Worker

Frontline Human Resources · Sunshine Coast QLD · Part time
Posted 52d ago

Disability Support Worker

Frontline Human Resources
~$77k(Estimated)
KEY POINTS WE FOUND
  • Assist a male client with a spinal cord injury
  • Support with domestic tasks and community access
  • Attend appointments and therapies

About the Company:
Unidex Health care is a privately owned recruitment company established in 2001 and operate across Australia, with our main offices in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland. Unidex actively recruit for all areas in the health care field specializing in Disability Services, Support Services and Allied Health.

We are currently seeking an experienced Support Worker to assist a male client with a spinal cord injury based in Birtinya. You will be responsible for assisting with domestic tasks, attending appointments, therapies, gym outings, community access and meal preparation.

Shifts available:

  • Monday - 11am - 3pm
  • Wednesday - 12pm - 4pm
  • Thursday - 12pm - 4.30pm

Rates:
Day - $38.75 per hour

Skills & Experience

  • Australian Driver's License
  • Certificate 3 in Individual Support minimum requirement
  • Current National Police Clearance within 12 months
  • First Aid and CPR
  • Current Blue Card
  • Current Yellow Card
  • NDIS Worker Orientation Module
  • NDIS Support effective communication module
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Australian drivers licenseBlue cardCertificate 3 in individual supportCurrent national police clearanceFirst aid and cprNdis support effective communication moduleNdis worker orientation moduleYellow card

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