Disability Support Worker - Complex Physical Disability & High Intensity SupportsSupported Independent Living (SIL) | Western Melbourne

Support Complex Needs. Promote Independence. Create Better Outcomes.

Location

Point Cook VIC 3030

Supporting Participants Across :

- Point Cook
- Werribee
- Hoppers Crossing
- Tarneit
- Truganina
- Williams Landing
- Laverton
- Altona
- Sunshine
- Footscray
- Caroline Springs
- Melton
- Surrounding Western Melbourne communities

Employment Type

Casual | Part-Time | Future Full-Time Opportunities

Salary

From $38.00 per hour plus Superannuation and applicable SCHADS Award penalty rates and allowances.

Classification and remuneration will be determined in accordance with the SCHADS Award based on qualifications, experience and the inherent requirements of the role.

About EddenRose Community Services

Exceptional Supported Independent Living (SIL) is built through professional people, strong governance, clinical collaboration and consistent, person-centred support.

EddenRose Community Services is a registered NDIS provider expanding specialist Supported Independent Living and Complex Care services across Western Melbourne.

We are building a specialist workforce to support adults with complex physical disabilities requiring structured, high-quality support following hospital discharge or within long-term Supported Independent Living environments.

Working alongside Registered Nurses, allied health professionals and multidisciplinary teams, our staff help participants live safely, maximise independence and achieve meaningful outcomes.

If you are committed to professionalism, accountability and delivering exceptional support, we encourage you to apply.

About the Role

As a Disability Support Worker,



you will support adults with complex physical disabilities and high support needs within Supported Independent Living (SIL), participants' homes and community settings.

You will work collaboratively with Registered Nurses, Team Leaders, allied health professionals and Support Coordinators to deliver supports in accordance with participant support plans, organisational policies and delegated clinical guidance where appropriate.

Participant support requirements vary depending on individual goals, approved NDIS funding, assessed risks and organisational service capability.

Employees are expected to work within the scope of their role, qualifications, training, assessed competency and delegated authority at all times.

Participants You May Support

Participants may include people living with:

- Spinal cord injuries
- Acquired brain injuries with physical support needs
- Progressive neurological conditions
- Complex mobility impairments
- Degenerative neurological disorders
- Participants transitioning from hospital or other care settings into community-based supports

Key Responsibilities

Responsibilities may include:

- Personal care and activities of daily living
- Safe manual handling and transfers using specialised equipment
- Community participation and transport
- High-intensity support activities following competency assessment and delegated clinical guidance
- PEG feeding
- Dysphagia and mealtime support




- Urinary catheter support
- Complex bowel care
- Pressure care and skin integrity support
- Medication assistance within scope of practice
- Clinical observations and reporting
- Accurate progress notes and documentation
- Incident reporting and risk escalation
- Supporting participant choice, dignity and independence

Our Service ModelComplex Care

Support participants with complex physical disabilities and high-intensity support needs in accordance with participant support plans, delegated clinical guidance, organisational policies and the NDIS Practice Standards.

Clinical Collaboration

Work collaboratively with Registered Nurses, allied health professionals, Support Coordinators, Team Leaders, participants and their support networks to promote safe, coordinated and consistent outcomes.

Structured Environment

Deliver supports within Supported Independent Living (SIL), participants' homes and community settings where structured routines, consistency and effective risk management promote participant safety and independence.

Professional Practice

Maintain accurate documentation, communicate effectively, identify and report incidents or changes in participant condition, maintain skilled boundaries, and perform duties within the scope of your role, training and assessed competency.

What Success Looks Like at EddenRose

Success in this role is demonstrated through professionalism, consistency and a commitment to participant outcomes.

Successful team members :

- Deliver safe, person-centred supports.
- Follow participant support plans and organisational procedures.
- Complete accurate, objective and timely documentation.
- Communicate professionally with participants, families and multidiscip

📌 Disability Support Worker - Complex Care & High Intensity Western Melbourne (Point Cook)
🏢 EddenRose Community Services
📍 Point Cook