Arana Hills & Queensland Children's Hospital | Flexible schedule for University Students
Support Worker (Casual)
Join a small, supportive team where you can genuinely make a difference.
We're looking for a friendly, energetic and reliable Support Worker to join our growing team on a casual basis.
This role would suit someone currently studying a healthcare-related degree such as:
Nursing
Paramedicine
Occupational Therapy
Physiotherapy
Psychology
Medicine
Exercise Physiology
Social Work
Other allied health courses
We understand that university comes first, so we're happy to work around your class timetable and placement commitments.
About the role
You'll be supporting a young client in home, community and hospital setting. Shifts are primarily based in Arana Hills, with some shifts taking place at Queensland Children's Hospital, South Brisbane.
No two days are the same, so we're looking for someone who is adaptable, positive and enjoys building genuine connections.
What we're looking for
Warm,
friendly and approachable personality
Reliable and punctual
Excellent communication skills
Willingness to learn
Ability to work independently
Current driver's licence and reliable vehicle
Current First Aid & CPR (or willingness to obtain)
NDIS Worker Screening Check and Blue Card (or willingness to obtain)
Previous support work experience is highly regarded, but not essential. If you have the right attitude, we're happy to provide training and support.
Why join us?
Versatile casual hours that fit around your university schedule
Supportive and welcoming small team
Chance to gain valuable hands-on healthcare experience
Meaningful work where you can make a real difference in someone's life
Ongoing training and development
If you're studying healthcare and are looking for rewarding work alongside your degree, we'd love to hear from you.
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