- Perth Metro | Willingness to Travel to regional WA if required
- Fixed-Term 12 Month Role | Full-time (Part-time options may be considered)
- Competitive salary with generous salary packaging
- Be part of a supportive team and values based organisation

ABOUT US iLA is a for-purpose organisation dedicated to empowering people and communities to live and age well. Our focus is on empowering older people and people with disabilities to make informed choices about their health and wellbeing, while supporting the aged care and disability sectors to deliver person-centred services. iLA currently delivers Single Assessment Service across WA and a range of digital-first initiatives including LiveUp, KeepAble, and AT Chat navigation and peer mentoring programs.

ABOUT THE ROLE iLA is recruiting for new Assessors, to join its Aged care assessment team. If you are you a dedicated Registered Nurse, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist, or Social Worker with community aged care experience or have a passion for supporting older Australians then we would like to hear from you! As an Aged Care Assessor with iLA you will make a meaningful impact to the lives of others and provide support to older individuals within the community.

The role will see you deliver aged care assessment services to older Australians to enable them to remain living independently at home or access government funded aged care services.

Key Responsibilities

- Conduct comprehensive clinical aged care needs assessments for older adults. This includes a functional, cognitive, psychosocial, behavioural and environmental assessment of older people.
- Develop and review support plans to assist clients in achieving their goals and living independently.
- Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to evaluate clients' physical, psychological, and social needs and determine their eligibility for government-funded aged care services.
- Document identified needs and service recommendations for the older adult using tools, templates and the My Aged Care Portal.




- Conduct culturally sensitive assessments for groups such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, those from CALD backgrounds, the LGBTIQ+ community, or the homeless.
- Promote healthy ageing and well-being using a ‘wellness and reablement approach’.
- Be a vital part of a team dedicated to enhancing the quality of life and independence of older adults.

ABOUT YOU The ideal candidate is a diligent, empathetic, and driven individual who is motivated by their passion to assist and support the vulnerable members of the community and have:

- A tertiary qualification in Nursing, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, or a related health field with registration with relevant skilled bodies (e.g., AHPRA)
- You will have at least one year of demonstrated experience delivering aged care services and/or supporting older persons.
- Flu vaccinations, and current First Aid and CPR certification (or willingness to obtain).
- Experience conducting holistic style assessments using a client centred approach.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal.
- A genuine passion for supporting the independence and well-being of older adults, with strong problem-solving skills and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively.
- Proven ability to use technology, including laptops and tablets, to efficiently conduct and manage client assessments.
- Willingness and ability to travel within the region, including between client locations and to other remote areas as required with prior notice.
- Willingness to complete training requirements specified under the My Aged Care Workforce Learning Strategy

ON OFFER





- Great Culture: considered to be in the top 5% nationally for our sector.
- Impactful Work: help older adults gain confidence and to live independently.
- Collaborative Environment: supportive team committed to client well-being.
- Professional Growth: training and professional development opportunities.
- Competitive employment benefits: including salary packaging, extra leave, flexible work provisions, and a health and wellbeing program.

If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of others and supporting ageing individuals to access services required to remain living independently at home, then we encourage you to apply.

TO APPLY

Register your interest today by submitting your curriculum vitae and a cover letter, addressing how you meet the work-related requirements (in no more than 2 pages). Visit our website to view the full position description at Careers | Explore current opportunities at iLA or email [email protected] discuss the specifics of the position.

Applications close: COB 8th October 2026

Short listing will commence immediately, and we reserve the right to commence interviewing before the closing date. We thank you for your interest in iLA and we will respond to all candidates. Only those with the right to live & work in Australia need apply.

Our purpose: We strive towards our mission of a community in which all abilities are valued, where people have the knowledge, tools, and confidence to participate. We promote and support diversity and inclusion in our workplace. If you require any additional support during the recruitment/interview phase, please contact [email protected].

Values: Passion, Integrity, Embracing, Authentic

We value our people at ILA and strive to have a positive and adaptive culture, one that aligns with our values; so cultural fit is just as important to us as qualifications, technical skill, and experience.

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📌 Aged Care Assessor - Comprehensive (Fixed-Term 12 Months) (East Perth)
🏢 iLA
📍 East Perth