Disability Support Worker – Complex & High Care NeedsDisability Support Worker – Complex & High Care NeedsLocation: StrathfieldShift Schedule:24/7 rotating roster, including morning, evening, and night shifts (active and sleepover).
Job Type: CasualPay Rate: SCHADS Award Level 2 Pay Point 1 + 25% casual loadingWhile this is a casual position, you may be scheduled for regular ongoing shifts to support work/life balance, with the potential to move into a permanent role.Required Skills & Experience:Relevant health and/or clinical experience: Following multiple care plans involving complex medication administration, insulin administration, dietary plans and modifications, complex wound care, and chronic disease management.Minimum 1 year of experience supporting individuals with Dementia, Cerebral Palsy, mental health and psychosocial disabilitiesMinimum 1 year of hands‐on experience supporting individuals under Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs), with an understanding of Restrictive Practices (RPs) and their applicationExperience using manual handling equipment such as hoists and slide sheetsWillingness and confidence to provide personal care and support with daily living activitiesFlexibility to work across a variety of shifts, including overnight and sleepover shiftsRequired Documents & Certifications:Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability, Aged Care, or related) or higherCurrent First Aid (HLTAID011) and CPR (HLTAID009)Valid NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)Current National Police Check with clearance to work with vulnerable persons/people with disabilityNDIS Worker Orientation Module ("Quality, Safety and You") (or willingness to complete prior to commencement)Our PurposeOur purpose is to make a positive difference in all the lives we touch.
This includes our participants, families, carers, planners, support coordinators, and practitioners.




We seek to achieve this by firstly providing amazing quality care that is culturally and linguistically aligned.About Ample LifeAmple Life is a provider of Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Respite Accommodation (MTA/STA) for NDIS participants across Sydney.
We specialise in culturally and linguistically aligned care services to participants from diverse backgrounds such as Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, Spanish, Indonesian, Korean, Italian, and many others.In each of our homes, our participants and carers share the same language and cultural backgrounds.
This means that there are no language barriers.
There is cultural sensitivity in our communication and care.
Our participants get to enjoy food from their native cuisine on a daily basis just like at home.
We play games, music, and TV from our participants' native countries.
Our homes feel like home.Our mission is to provide a supportive and empowering living workplace for individuals with disabilities.
We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to live life to the fullest, and we are dedicated to helping our residents achieve their goals and live as independently as possible.If you share our passion for making a meaningful difference in the lives of others, then we have an exciting opportunity for you.
We are seeking motivated and passionate individuals to join our SIL Care Team.




You will receive attractive remuneration and opportunities for accelerated career development.About the RoleAs a member of our SIL Care Team, you will support participants with complex, high care needs, including dementia/Alzheimer's, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, psychosocial disability, and physical support needs (which may include bed-bound care).
You will work under the direction of our SIL Manager and Team Leader, providing support that aligns with each participant's goals and care plan.Your role includes, but not limited to:Supporting participants in their daily routines, including personal care, supervision, and social engagement using person-centred communication and routinesSupporting participant independence through community engagement and individualised programsAdministering medication safely in line with care plans and clinical guidelinesProviding manual handling support (e.g., hoists, slide sheets)Implementing Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs) and applying Restrictive Practices (RPs) correctly where relevantIdentifying and reporting hazards to maintain a safe environmentMaintaining accurate progress notes and incident reportsCommunicating effectively with participants, families, and staff to meet individual needs and goalsCollaborating with allied health professionals for coordinated careParticipating in ongoing training to build complex care skillsMaintaining confidentiality and respecting participants' privacy and dignityStrong communication, interpersonal, and organisational skills; ability to work autonomously and in a teamHigh attention to detail with administrative and documentation tasksGenuine commitment to person-centred, active support and the rights of people with disabilityCalm, resilient approach to managing complex or stressful situationsAustralian Citizens and Permanent Residents are encouraged to apply.
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📌 Disability Support Worker – Complex & High Care Needs (New South Wales)
🏢 Ample Life Care
📍 New South Wales