Disability Support Workers - Wadalba (Females)
Warm, patient female Disability Support Workers wanted to support a lovely lady in her 50s living with Progressive MS and Type 2 Diabetes.
31st August, ****
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About the Client:
Our client is a lovely lady in her 50s living with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis alongside Type 2 Diabetes.
She is warm and easy to get along with when supported by calm, familiar staff who take the time to understand her routine.
She is physically mobile with a 4-wheeled frame and independent with most transfers, but she needs cognitive support, prompting and reorientation across her day, along with hands‐on assistance with medication, insulin and continence care.
She does best with consistent, patient support workers who communicate calmly, redirect gently, and understand that her behaviours are a direct expression of her condition rather than a reflection of who she is.
When approached the right way, she is easily redirected and settles quickly.
About the Role:
Personal care including showering, dressing, grooming and continence support, delivered with dignity and warmth.
Prompting and cognitive support across daily routines to help her stay engaged and oriented.




Medication administration including insulin and blood glucose level monitoring.
Meal preparation and supervision, supporting her to follow her diabetic diet.
1:1 community access, transport and social participation.
Calm, respectful de‐escalation using verbal redirection and reorientation.
Accurate documentation of shift notes, medication records and any incidents in line with NDIS Practice Standards.
About You
Minimum 2 plus years of experience in the disability sector.
Experience working in behaviour support environments, with exposure to restrictive practices highly regarded.
Experience supporting clients with progressive neurological conditions (MS, Parkinson's, dementia) highly desirable.
Confidence with medication administration, ideally including insulin and BGL monitoring.
Solid de‐escalation skills, with the ability to respond calmly and safely to behaviours of concern in line with Behavior Support Plans.
Able to follow structured routines and deliver consistent, person‐centered support that promotes participant safety and independence
Competent in documentation and data collection, including incident reporting, progress notes, and ABC charting
Understanding of regulatory and safeguarding requirements within the NDIS framework (desirable)
Minimum Certificate III Disability or similar/higher.
NSW Driver's License (or similar) plus own car is desirable.
Our benefits:
Flexible working environment
Buddy shifts with experienced Disability Support Practitioners
Learning and development opportunities
Opportunities to transition into Permanent Part Time employment.
Support & mentor people with Disabilities and make a difference
Attractive and Competitive Pay Rates (SCHADS Award)
Opportunities to move into permanent roles
Partnership with Sonder for EAP and Wellbeing support.
All staff must be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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📌 Disability Support Workers - Wadalba (Females) (Central Coast)
🏢 Maxlife Care Pty
📍 Central Coast