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Central Highlands Rural Health is seeking a Care Partner to support older people to live independently at home within the Home Support Program. The role offers permanent part-time opportunities across Macedon Ranges and Hepburn Shire, with hours negotiated for successful candidates.
Salary is listed as HS5 $48.87 per hour, plus superannuation, reflecting the contracted part-time nature of the role and the focus on person-centred care delivery within an integrated care model.
Are you passionate about helping older people live independently, remain connected to their community and achieve what matters most to them?
CHRH is seeking a passionate and motivated Care Partner to join our growing Care at Home team. In this rewarding role, you will work closely with older people and their families to coordinate services, support goal achievement, and deliver a positive, person-centred care experience that enables clients to remain living safely and independently at home.
Permanent Part-Time Opportunities | Macedon Ranges & Hepburn Shire
As a trusted local health service and registered Support at Home provider, CHRH offers the opportunity to work within an integrated care model alongside nursing, allied health and community support services. If you would like to make a meaningful difference in your local community within a supportive and collaborative team we encourage you to apply.
Multiple permanent, part time positions available.Hours to be negotiated with sucessful candidates.
HS5 $48.87 per hour, plus superannuation
Central Highlands Rural Health (CHRH) is a rural health organisation that operates five campuses across Hepburn Shire and the Macedon Ranges in the Central Highlands of Victoria in Australia, north and north-west of Melbourne.Each of our campuses retains the name of the township in which they are situated - Clunes Health, Creswick Health, Daylesford Health, Kyneton Health, and Trentham Health.
At Central Highlands Rural Health we have a diverse workforce where we value each person's uniqueness. We will embrace diverse life experiences and the perspectives of our people, whilst providing high-quality health care to all members of our community, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, cultural background, disability, or sexual orientation.
All appointments to Central Highlands Rural Health are subject to a satisfactory clearance of a National Police Check. Employee Working with Children Check and NDIS checks are required for some positions within the organisation.Successful applicants will be required to provide evidence of an immunisation assessment prior to commencement. It is mandatory for all employees who work within the Health Care Sector have their flu vaccinations. Evidence must be provided prior to commencement with Central Health Rural Health.
Central Highlands Rural Health committed to Equal Employment Opportunity, ethical practice, and the principles of Cultural Diversity and social inclusion.