We are looking for a qualified, fit, fun, gentle and understanding support worker to join our complex care team and provide support to a yound adult male living with AuDHD (Autism and ADHD), PDA (Pathalogical demand avoidance), ODD (Obsessive compulsive disorder) and selective/non-speaking communication. We are seeking to find qualified and experienced disability support workers who are patient, gentle, playful and willing to help build on existing capacity.

About the role:

Approximately 20-24 hours per week

Minimum shift 6 hours, with inactive overnight shift, monday through to sunday.

We run a 7 day roster which may also include relief shifts to cover staff absence.

The right person will ideally be:

• Fit, fun, warm, patient and gentle

• A good understanding of kidney health, healthy eating and following nutrition restrictions and guidelines

• Experienced working with AuDHD, PDA, ODD and selective/non-speaking autism (minimum 2 years experience)

• Comfortable supporting a person through dysregulation and implementing behaviour support strategies

• Understanding of alternative/non-speaking communication and communication differences (echolalia and delayed processing)

• Familiar with PDA-informed, low-demand approaches

• Confident following strategies recommended by the wider care team

• Reliable, respectful and able to build a genuine connection through play and shared interests

• Calm and flexible when things don't go according to plan

Requirements:

• Current Working with Children Check (WWCC)

• NDIS Worker Screening Check

• Minimum Cert 3 in disability support or similar

• Drivers licence, Reliable vehicle & insurance

• Minimum 2 years experience in disability support, complex care or SIL support

• Previous experience supporting children and adults with complex support needs is highly desirable

What the support may involve:

• Assisting with appointments and community access

• Supporting ADLs and everyday routines (meal preperation, morning routine, and evening routine)

• Helping during periods of dysregulation (implementing behaviour support strategies and de-escalation strategies)

• Supporting communication

• Progress note writing, bowel charting, medication charting, incident reports and progress notes

• Helping build confidence and independence

• ENGAGE, facilitate activities and generally having some fun together!

We are looking for a qualified, fit, fun, gentle and understanding support worker to join our complex care team and provide support to a yound adult male living with AuDHD (Autism and ADHD), PDA (Pathalogical demand avoidance), ODD (Obsessive compulsive disorder) and selective/non-speaking communication. We are seeking to find qualified and experienced disability support workers who are patient, gentle, playful and willing to help build on existing capacity.

About the role:

Approximately 20-24 hours per week

Minimum shift 6 hours, with inactive overnight shift, monday through to sunday.

We run a 7 day roster which may also include relief shifts to cover staff absence.

The right person will ideally be:

• Fit, fun, warm, patient and gentle

• A good understanding of kidney health, healthy eating and following nutrition restrictions and guidelines

• Experienced working with AuDHD, PDA, ODD and selective/non-speaking autism (minimum 2 years experience)

• Comfortable supporting a person through dysregulation and implementing behaviour support strategies

• Understanding of alternative/non-speaking communication and communication differences (echolalia and delayed processing)

• Familiar with PDA-informed, low-demand approaches

• Confident following strategies recommended by the wider care team

• Reliable, respectful and able to build a genuine connection through play and shared interests

• Calm and flexible when things don't go according to plan

Requirements:

• Current Working with Children Check (WWCC)

• NDIS Worker Screening Check

• Minimum Cert 3 in disability support or similar

• Drivers licence, Reliable vehicle & insurance

• Minimum 2 years experience in disability support, complex care or SIL support

• Previous experience supporting children and adults with complex support needs is highly desirable

What the support may involve:

• Assisting with appointments and community access

• Supporting ADLs and everyday routines (meal preperation, morning routine, and evening routine)

• Helping during periods of dysregulation (implementing behaviour support strategies and de-escalation strategies)

• Supporting communication

• Progress note writing, bowel charting, medication charting, incident reports and progress notes

• Helping build confidence and independence

• ENGAGE, facilitate activities and generally having some fun together!