Personal Care Worker in Eastern Suburbs

About the role

We're looking for warm, reliable Assistants in Nursing (AINs) and Support Workers to join our community care team, supporting clients across Bronte and surrounding areas. You'll help older Australians and people with disability stay safe, independent and at home — where they want to be. Shifts are structured around a morning and afternoon visit (2 hours each). You'll build real relationships with clients and families, and work closely with our Community RNs and allied health team.

Key responsibilities

• Personal care — bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting

• Medication support, in line with care plans

• Mobility support and use of aids

• Meaningful activities and social connection

• Household tasks — cleaning, laundry, meal prep

• Shopping, errands and getting out into the community

• Clear, timely documentation and reporting of any changes or concerns

About you

• Compassion, patience and genuine respect for the people you support

• Strong communication skills and a knack for building trust

• Reliability and solid time management

• A commitment to doing things properly and safely

• Certificate III in Aged Care, Individual Support, Disability, or equivalent

• Current Driver's Licence and reliable vehicle

• CPR, First Aid and Basic Life Support certificates

• Manual Handling, Infection Control and Hand Hygiene certificates

• Medication Assistance Competency (where applicable)

• NDIS Worker Screening Check

• Police Check (issued within the last 3 months)

• Working With Children Check (where applicable)

• Up-to-date immunisation record (COVID-19, flu, and others as required)

• Valid passport and Australian work rights

Benefits

• Purpose-driven work — help clients live life on their own terms, in their own community

• Genuinely person-centred care — no cookie-cutter checklists, just care that fits the person

• A clinical team that has your back — work alongside experienced Community RNs, not in isolation

• Real career growth — ongoing training and development, not just a box-ticking exercise