Job Overview
Job description
- Location:
- Cooran QLD
- Work arrangement:
- On-site
Role Summary
Personal Support Worker - Sunshine Coast
As a Personal Support Worker, you will provide one‑on‑one support to clients with acquired spinal cord injuries within their homes.
Transfers
Move clients safely using hoists into and out of beds and wheelchairs.
Personal Care
Assist with grooming, bathing, oral care, dressing, and toileting.
Health Care
Manage bladder and bowel needs.
Home Help
Prepare meals, do laundry, and complete household tasks.
About You
Strong communicator
Listens with care and speaks with honesty and clarity.
Reliable transport
Holds a valid driver's licence and has access to a dependable vehicle.
Full training provided
Build your skills from day one with our complete training program.
Extra pay
Earn more with higher rates for weekend, night, and public holiday shifts.
Higher take-home pay
Keep more of your money through smart salary packaging options.
Wellbeing support
Look after your health with free access to our Employee Wellbeing Platform.
Make a Meaningful Impact with Spinal Life Australia
For more than 60 years, Spinal Life Australia has been committed to supporting people to live accessible, inclusive and empowered lives. Join our team and contribute to work that supports daily life.
Join us and help create meaningful change—for clients, for our organisation and for your own career.
For enquiries, please contact the Spinal Life Recruitment Team on
07 3435 3***
.
Applications will be assessed as they are received.
Flexible schedule
Available to work morning, afternoon, evening, and overnight shifts.
Stable schedules
Plan your life easily with fixed, reliable work rosters.
- Role:
- Personal Support Worker - SIppy Downs and Cooran
- Job Type:
- No Experience Required
Company profile
Spinal Life Australia
spinal.com.auSpinal Life Australia provides advocacy, rehabilitation, and support services for people with spinal cord damage and other physical disabilities. It offers allied health and therapy services, including physiotherapy and personalised therapy programs tailored to individual needs. Its story began over 60 years ago when a group of Brisbane residents living with paraplegia and quadriplegia met and decided to advocate for what mattered most to them.