Personal Care Worker – Disability
Job Description
YNA employs motivated, empathetic students with strong communication skills to care for our clients in the community.
About the Role
We have opportunities for Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology and Psychology students to work as Personal Care Workers and Disability Support Workers, in the community. The role may include assisting with personal care, meal preparation, medication supervision, light housekeeping duties, transporting and social support. We’ll back you every step of the way and always consider your preferences to get the best experience as an agency team member. As a registered NDIS and Aged Care provider, YNA can offer a range of work options, including ongoing rosters to fit in with your study commitments and even the option to increase your working hours over study breaks.
About YNA
YNA is 100% South Australian owned and managed, supporting team members and clients nationally. We place RNs, ENs, AINs and PCWs in public and private hospitals, residential aged care facilities and in the community, nationally. We pride ourselves on the support we give to all our team members in every role. Know that you will be backed by an expert team of qualified health professionals at every stage.
What you will bring to the role
Enrolment in a Health Sciences degree
Senior First Aid Certificate
Australian drivers licence and an insured vehicle, preferred
Cert III or Cert IV in Aged Care / Individual Support, preferred but not essential
YNA can help you gain all the necessary competencies and clearances at no cost. Our e-Learning platform and fast-tracked criminal screening make it easy for you to start work quickly. Our professional recruitment team will guide you through the application process and ensure your experience is smooth and straightforward.Apply online or email us at recruitment.sa@yna.com.au OR call 13 10 99.
YNA is committed to an inclusive workforce and encourages applications from people of culturally diverse backgrounds, including those who identify as part of the Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Community.
