Companionship & Community Access Disability Support Worker

Discover Nursing Australia; Berowra; On-site; AUD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive contractor rates

Transport reimbursement

Professional Indemnity Insurance

Public Liability Insurance

RN coordination support

Job summary

Discover Nursing Australia is seeking a friendly and reliable Disability Support Worker for Berowra, NSW 2081. This role focuses on 1:1 companionship and community access, with minimal personal care.

You will help the participant get out into the community, participate in social activities, and support daily routines while encouraging independence. Ideal candidates will have Certificate III in Individual Support, NDIS orientation, First Aid and CPR, and valid checks.

Qualifications

• Must have Certificate III in Individual Support or equivalent qualification.
• NDIS Worker Orientation Module – Quality, Safety and You is required.
• Current First Aid and CPR certificates required.
• Current National Police Check and NDIS Worker Screening Check are mandatory.
• Australian working rights and a valid driver's licence are required.

Responsibilities

• Offer 1:1 companionship and social engagement.
• Support community access and social participation.
• Assist with errands, cafés, meals and outings.
• Attend appointments and accompany to activities.
• Help with light daily living tasks and routines.
• Maintain progress notes and documentation.

Skills

Friendly and engaging

Reliable and punctual

Patient and respectful

Rapport building

Independent worker

Strong communication

Education

Certificate III in Individual Support

NDIS Worker Orientation Module – Quality, Safety and You

Current First Aid Certificate

Current CPR certification

Current National Police Check

NDIS Worker Screening Check

Australian working rights

Current driver's licence

Job description

Discover Nursing Australia is seeking a friendly and reliable Disability Support Worker for Berowra, NSW 2081. This role focuses on 1:1 companionship and community access, with minimal personal care.

You will help the participant get out into the community, participate in social activities, and support daily routines while encouraging independence. Ideal candidates will have Certificate III in Individual Support, NDIS orientation, First Aid and CPR, and valid checks.