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Disability Support Worker
$45.50 - $50.00 an hour
Part-time, Subcontract, Casual

Job details

$45.50 - $50.00 an hour
Part-time, Subcontract, Casual
Weekend availability, Shift work
Launceston TAS

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Disability Support Worker

Casual | Part-Time | Subcontractor Opportunities

Bridge to Understanding (BTU)
Launceston & surrounding areas, Tasmania

Bridge to Understanding is growing, and we are looking for caring, reliable and motivated Disability Support Workers to join our team.

We are open to casual employees, part-time employees and suitably qualified independent subcontractors, allowing us to find arrangements that work for both our participants and the people supporting them.

About the Role

Our Support Workers work directly with children, teenagers and adults with a range of disabilities and individual support needs.

This is not about simply filling a shift. We want our Support Workers to understand the person they are supporting, what they are working towards and how everyday support can help build greater independence, confidence and quality of life.

Your work may include:

  • Community access and participation
  • Supporting participants with everyday activities and routines
  • Building independence and daily living skills
  • Supporting social and communication skills
  • Supporting emotional regulation
  • Practising strategies recommended by the participant's therapy or behaviour support team
  • Supporting participants to work towards their individual and NDIS goals
  • Attending appointments, activities and community outings
  • Providing support within the participant's home and community
  • Completing progress notes following sessions
  • Communicating with families and the participant's wider support team

Who We're Looking For

We are looking for people who are reliable, patient, proactive and genuinely enjoy supporting others.

Experience within disability, mental health, youth work, education, early childhood or community services is highly regarded.

Most importantly, we want people who take the time to build relationships and understand the individual rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.

We value Support Workers who:

  • Build safe and respectful relationships
  • Understand that behaviour is communication
  • Respect neurodiversity and individual differences
  • Encourage independence rather than doing everything for the participant
  • Remain calm and supportive during difficult moments
  • Follow Behaviour Support Plans and established strategies
  • Communicate openly with the wider team
  • Are reliable and consistent
  • Recognise and celebrate progress, including the small steps

Requirements

Depending on the role and participant, applicants will need:

  • NDIS Worker Screening Check
  • Working with Vulnerable People registration
  • National Police Check
  • First Aid and CPR
  • Current driver's licence
  • Reliable vehicle and appropriate insurance
  • NDIS Worker Orientation Module
  • Ability to complete clear and professional progress notes

Subcontractor Opportunities

We also welcome applications from independent Support Workers and established support providers interested in subcontracting with BTU.

Subcontractors will need to meet relevant NDIS and BTU compliance requirements and maintain the appropriate registrations, checks, insurance and business documentation required for the services they provide.

Subcontracting may suit experienced Support Workers who already operate independently but would like the opportunity to work with BTU participants and collaborate with our broader team.

Why Work With BTU?

Bridge to Understanding is a growing, family-owned organisation providing therapy, behaviour support and disability services.

We want our Support Workers to feel like part of the participant's wider team rather than working in isolation.

We offer:

  • Casual, part-time and subcontractor opportunities
  • Flexible availability depending on participant needs
  • Ongoing training and professional development
  • Support and guidance from our broader team
  • Opportunities to learn more about Positive Behaviour Support, regulation, communication and disability
  • Opportunities to work alongside Behaviour Support Practitioners and therapy professionals
  • A supportive and approachable team
  • Opportunities to grow as BTU continues to expand

Hours

Hours will vary depending on participant needs and availability.

We are particularly interested in applicants with availability before and after school, during weekdays and/or on weekends, as well as people who can provide consistent ongoing support to participants.

Apply

If you are passionate about supporting people to build independence, confidence and meaningful participation in their everyday lives, we'd love to hear from you.

Please send us your resume and a short introduction telling us about your experience, availability and whether you are interested in casual employment, part-time employment or subcontracting.

Bridge to Understanding
Therapy for all stages of life.

Pay: $45.50 – $50.00 per hour

Expected hours: 10.0 per week

Work Location: In person

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