Disability Support Worker | High-Intensity Care & Outdoor Activities |

Nursing Students Welcome

Gain Valuable Experience While Making a Genuine Difference

📍 Perth, WA 6153

🕒 Casual

💰 Salary from $36.08/hour casual + superannuation + applicable penalty rates

SCHADS Award – Home Care Employee (Disability Care), Level 2–3

About the Role

Lifestyle Max is a nurse-led NDIS provider seeking a friendly, reliable and enthusiastic support worker to join an established team supporting a young adult male participant with complex physical and healthcare needs.

The participant enjoys getting out into the community, going for walks and spending time outdoors. He is particularly interested in fishing, so we would love to hear from someone who genuinely enjoys fishing and would be enthusiastic about helping organise and support regular fishing outings.

Alongside community activities, the role involves supporting the participant with personal care, daily routines and high intensity supports. Clear care plans, clinical guidance and full participant-specific training will be provided.

This role would suit a nursing student wanting valuable hands-on experience while studying, an experienced disability support worker looking for consistent work, or someone with the right attitude who is genuinely willing to learn.

Previous experience with complex disability or healthcare needs would be beneficial; however, training can be provided to a suitable candidate who is reliable, enthusiastic and committed to becoming part of a regular team.

What Makes This Role Different

• Opportunity to support fishing trips and other enjoyable community outings
• Build a genuine and consistent connection with one participant
• Gain practical experience with high-intensity disability supports
• Develop valuable skills relevant to a future nursing career
• Work under the guidance of experienced nurses
• Full participant-specific training provided
• Clear care plans and escalation pathways
• Ongoing training and competency development
• Supportive and consistent team environment
• Flexible shifts around university and clinical placements

What You Will Be Doing

• Helping organise and support fishing trips and other community outings
• Encouraging participation in enjoyable outdoor activities
• Providing personal care and daily living support
• Supporting PEG feeding and enteral nutrition
• Providing medication support under documented procedures
• Monitoring and responding to seizures
• Providing respiratory support, including oral suctioning
• Assisting with wound care under clinical guidance
• Supporting pressure care, repositioning and mobility
• Providing continence care
• Monitoring health changes and escalating concerns
• Following established daily routines and care plans
• Completing accurate progress notes and documentation
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