Female Disability Support Worker – Rouse Hill

Renee – Recruiter • Rouse Hill, New South Wales 2155, Australia • Casual
AI Job Summary
  • Experience with sleepover support incl. personal care, daily living, and meal preparation.
  • Experience supporting participants with epilepsy (highly desirable).
  • Experience with catheter care (emptying catheter bag) and/or willingness to be trained to administer Midazolam.

Role Type

On-site • Temporary • Casual • Support Worker

Pay Rate

$36.08 AUD – $40 AUD (Hour)

Description

We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Female Disability Support Worker to join our team in Rouse Hill, NSW. This casual ongoing role involves providing sleepover support to a participant requiring assistance with daily living, personal care, and social support.

The successful candidate will provide high-quality, person-centred care while promoting independence, dignity, and wellbeing. This role is ideal for someone who is patient, engaging, and enjoys building meaningful relationships through companionship and social interaction.

Shift Details

  • Casual ongoing position
  • Sleepover shifts Wednesday 7pm – 6am & Thursday 3pm-7am
  • Location: Rouse Hill, NSW

Support Worker Requirements

  • Female support worker preferred
  • Warm, patient, and engaging personality with the ability to build rapport
  • Enjoys providing companionship and social support
  • Previous experience supporting participants with epilepsy is highly desirable
  • Comfortable supporting with personal care tasks and daily living activities
  • Must be comfortable working around small dogs

Training Provided

Comprehensive training and support will be provided, including:

  • Administration of Midazolam (PRN seizure medication)
  • Manual handling training
  • Hoist training (where required)

Key Responsibilities

The successful Support Worker will assist with:

  • Meal preparation and setting up meals
  • Providing prompts and encouragement during mealtimes (the participant can feed independently but benefits from support with meal setup and encouragement)
  • Social support and companionship, including conversation, watching television, and engaging in preferred activities at home
  • Providing standby assistance with showering when required
  • Supporting with catheter care, including emptying the catheter bag as required
  • Monitoring wellbeing and providing reassurance and encouragement

About You

You are a caring and reliable Support Worker who values person-centred care and enjoys making a positive difference in someone’s daily life. You understand the importance of patience, respect, and building trust while supporting participants to maintain their independence at home.

If you are looking for a rewarding role where you can provide meaningful support and companionship, we would love to hear from you.