Independent Living Disability Services provides a range of supports and services to people with disabilities.
Job Description
We are looking for a highly skilled and experienced Disability Support Worker that is experienced in epilepsy and complex care.
Must be able to commit to the following shifts
Monday and Tuesday - 2pm to 9pm
Wednesday - 4pm to 9pm
Friday - 6pm to 9pm
What we offer
We offer all staff benefits by offering:
Work arrangements that are flexible
Qualified support with individual supervision
Market-competitive salary based on qualifications and experience
Friendly and approachable manager
Mandatory Requirements
Australian resident
Workers Screening Check, Working with Childrens and First Aid + CPR
Certificate in Disability or Individual Support
At least two years experience working in a similar role
Have a vehicle with current comprehensive car insurance
Australian Licence
Must have experience with complex behaviours to provide a client-centric support capability
The ideal person will be friendly, fun, have lots of energy and engaging to build a therapeutic relationship to successfully assist our client with a range of disability-related support needs within the home and out in the community.
Next steps
Please attach a cover letter with your resume on application, including your profile photo.
Job Type: Casual
Advantages:
Travel reimbursement
Licence/Certification:
Driver Licence (Required)
First Aid Certification + CPR (Required)
NDIS Workers Screening Check (Required)
Working with Children Check (Preferred)
Job Type: Casual
Pay: $37.00 – $45.00 per hour
Benefits:
Travel reimbursement
Application Question(s):
Do you have experience supporting participants with epilepsy?
What is your age and nationality
Work Authorisation:
Australia (Required)
Work Location: In person
📌 Disability Support Worker Heidelberg (Australia)
🏢 Independent Living Disability Services
📍 Australia
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