Personal Support Worker Gold Coast Region Salary Packaging, retail benefits and more available Casual role on a fixed fortnightly roster Gain additional skills through training with our Registered Nurse team About the Role As a personal support worker, you will directly be supporting our clients who have acquired spinal cord injuries daily tasks in our clients’ homes. Assisting clients with transfers in and out of bed and wheelchairs, using hoists when required. Grooming, bathing, dressing and dental hygiene. Personal care, including toileting, bladder and bowel management. Basic wound care and self-medication. Domestic support such as meal preparation, light household duties and laundry. Community access such as driving to appointments and social activities Essential Skills and Qualifications Experience in disability or aged chare, whilst regarded, is not a requirement for the role - full training provided. A valid Driver's Licence and own reliable vehicle is required A smartphone device Hold, or willing to obtain, NDIS Workers Screening Card and Blue Card NDIS Workers Orientation Module Spinal Life Australia Benefits Provide comprehensive onboarding training, and ongoing training and development for our Personal Support Workers. Penalty rates for weekends, nights, and public holidays. Fixed rosters to support your work-life balance. Salary packaging arrangements that can increase your take-home pay. Employee Assistance Program and Employee Wellbeing Program for staff and family members. The opportunity to make a real difference – in your team, organisation and clients’ lives. About Spinal Life Australia At Spinal Life Australia, we are focused on our mission of supporting people to live accessible, equitable and empowered lives. In operation for over 60 years, we provide you with the opportunity to make a real difference in someone’s life. How to Apply Click APPLY or contact our Recruitment Team on 3435 3292. You can also view the work we do at Spinal Life Australia on our website: Allied Health and Therapy Services | Spinal Life Australia