Disability Support Worker (Nursing/clinical background highly sought after)

Support Worker – Complex Medical Care

About Us; We create safe, reliable, and deeply respectful environments for individuals living with progressive, high-complex medical conditions. For our clients and their loved ones, peace of mind is everything. We practice genuine family-centred care—listening to, learning from, and partnering with families every single day to ensure care is delivered with maximum dignity, comfort, and safety.

We operate on four core values: Honesty, Integrity, Accountability, and a Curious Mindset—that genuine drive to ask questions, learn client-specific nuances, and continuously adapt to evolving care needs.

The Role: You will provide precise clinical and daily living support to clients with high-complex medical needs, including those navigating progressive conditions. Your primary mission is to build absolute trust, maintain a safe physical and emotional environment, and provide reassuring, reliable care at every stage of their journey.

Key Responsibilities

• Daily Living & Mobility: High-intensity transfers, hoist, showering, personal hygiene, and more.

• Nutritional & Respiratory Support: PEG feeding, dysphagia management, oral/airway suctioning, and non-invasive ventilation management and more.

• Health & Wellbeing: Complex medication administration, skin integrity monitoring, and proactive pressure wound prevention.

• Communication & Safety: Reading subtle cues and non-verbal communication, building trust, and maintaining clear, continuous updates with families and the broader team.

What We’re Looking For

• Advanced English Proficiency: Exceptional verbal and written English skills to accurately document clinical changes, read delicate non-verbal cues, and communicate seamlessly with families and specialists.

• Clinical Experience: Hands-on experience with hoisting, PEG, dysphagia, suctioning, stoma care, ventilation support, and complex medication management.

• MND Experience (Desirable): Prior experience supporting individuals with Motor Neurone Disease or similar progressive neurological conditions is highly regarded.

• Family-Centred Focus: A gentle, collaborative approach that respects the family's role as primary advocates and expert caregivers.

• Values-Driven Approach: You lead with honesty, take accountability for your work, and bring a curious, proactive mindset to complex clinical challenges.

• Certifications: Certificate III/IV in Individual Support, Disability, or Nursing qualifications (or equivalent clinical experience desirable), plus current CPR/First Aid, NDIS Worker Screening.

Why Join Us?

• Meaningful Impact: Bring comfort, stability, and safety to clients and families navigating challenging stages of life.

• Grounded Culture: Be part of a team that prioritizes transparency, accountability, and safety for both clients and staff.

• True Partnership: Work alongside families who deeply value consistent, high-quality, and respectful care.

How to Apply If you bring strong complex care experience, fluent English, and a compassionate, family-focused approach, click Apply Now to submit your resume and a short cover letter.