DISABILITY SUPPORT WORKERS (Casual/part time)

We are looking for experienced, reliable and empathetic disability Support Workers who want to make a difference by supporting our participants in achieving their goals and living their best lives.

Why work for Pathfinder Care?

  Attractive remuneration   Potential career development opportunities   A matching process designed to build long term relationships between support workers and participants   Enjoy ongoing support from a dedicated Relationship Manager, who is your central point of contact and committed to ensuring a safe work environment   Extensive online & specialised in-person training as required, run by leading professionals

The role may involve:

  Assistance with community access and recreational activities   Personal care (showering, toileting, and personal hygiene assistance)   Manual handling and/or the use of equipment to support mobility (wheelchairs or hoists)   Transportation and supporting social engagement   Light domestic duties such as meal preparation and cleaning

Our ideal candidate will have:

  Professional or lived experience supporting someone with a disability   Experience supporting people with Mental Health and Complex Behaviours   Experience using a Hoist, PEG Feeding, or with Epilepsy Management   Flexible availability & a long-term commitment to Hearth

Essential criteria:

  An understanding of the disability/community services sector and person-centred support   Transferable life/work skills along with a caring and compassionate approach   A valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle   NDIS Worker Screening Check   Working with vulnerable people card   Current police verification   The legal right to work in Australia   Excellent communication skills   A genuine interest in the wellbeing & inclusion of people with disabilities

To discuss the position or the benefits of working with Pathfinder Care, please contact Human Resources team at- info@pathfindercare.com.au

Please Note:
Only successful candidates will be contacted. Thank you.