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Support Worker

Seeking experienced support workers passionate about creating possibilities and transforming lives of those living with disability in a value-driven organisation. Flexible part-time opportunities availableLocated across the Southern Metropolitan AreaSalary packaging optionsAbout MosaicMosaic is a highly recognised not-for-profit provider of disability services, including Supported Accommodation and Community Access Support. Founded by families to create better lives for those living with disability, we have proudly been serving the community since 1992.Mosaic offers a variety of shifts within the South Metropolitan area. We require successful candidates to have a wide range of availability and a willingness to travel to various locations. The successful candidate will consistently assist our clients to be independent and provide person-centred support to our clients so they can achieve their dreams and aspirations. You will take pride in upholding the National Disability Standards and support the Human Rights of our clients. Naturally, you will want to work as part of a high performing team.Essential CriteriaYou will have:A minimum two years’ experience working within the Disability / Aged Care industryGood verbal and written communication skillsFirst Aid Certificate (HLTAID003)A National Police Clearance, no older than 3 monthsAn Australian Driver’s Licence and reliable vehicleFull working rights in AustraliaDesirable CriteriaCert III or IV in DisabilityCert IV Mental HealthCert III or IV in Community ServicesManual Handling Certificate from a Registered Training OrganisationEmployee BenefitsA rewarding work environmentProfessional training and development opportunitiesUp to five weeks annual paid leaveAn active social clubIncentives such as loyalty awards and employee referral awardsEmployee Assistance Program Mosaic embraces diversity and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island candidates. 30000 AUD Perth 6000

Support Worker

Seeking experienced support workers passionate about creating possibilities and transforming lives of those living with disability in a value-driven organisation.

  • Flexible part-time opportunities available
  • Located across the Southern Metropolitan Area
  • Salary packaging options

About Mosaic

Mosaic is a highly recognised not-for-profit provider of disability services, including Supported Accommodation and Community Access Support. Founded by families to create better lives for those living with disability, we have proudly been serving the community since 1992.

Mosaic offers a variety of shifts within the South Metropolitan area. We require successful candidates to have a wide range of availability and a willingness to travel to various locations. 

The successful candidate will consistently assist our clients to be independent and provide person-centred support to our clients so they can achieve their dreams and aspirations. You will take pride in upholding the National Disability Standards and support the Human Rights of our clients. Naturally, you will want to work as part of a high performing team.

Essential Criteria

You will have:

  • A minimum two years’ experience working within the Disability / Aged Care industry
  • Good verbal and written communication skills
  • First Aid Certificate (HLTAID003)
  • A National Police Clearance, no older than 3 months
  • An Australian Driver’s Licence and reliable vehicle
  • Full working rights in Australia

Desirable Criteria

  • Cert III or IV in Disability
  • Cert IV Mental Health
  • Cert III or IV in Community Services
  • Manual Handling Certificate from a Registered Training Organisation

Employee Benefits

  • A rewarding work environment
  • Professional training and development opportunities
  • Up to five weeks annual paid leave
  • An active social club
  • Incentives such as loyalty awards and employee referral awards
  • Employee Assistance Program

 

Mosaic embraces diversity and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island candidates.
Seeking experienced support workers passionate about creating possibilities and transforming lives of those living with disability in a value-driven organisation. Flexible part-time opportunities availableLocated across the Southern Metropolitan AreaSalary packaging optionsAbout MosaicMosaic is a highly recognised not-for-profit provider of disability services, including Supported Accommodation and Community Access Support. Founded by families to create better lives for those living with disability, we have proudly been serving the community since 1992.Mosaic offers a variety of shifts within the South Metropolitan area. We require successful candidates to have a wide range of availability and a willingness to travel to various locations. The successful candidate will consistently assist our clients to be independent and provide person-centred support to our clients so they can achieve their dreams and aspirations. You will take pride in upholding the National Disability Standards and support the Human Rights of our clients. Naturally, you will want to work as part of a high performing team.Essential CriteriaYou will have:A minimum two years’ experience working within the Disability / Aged Care industryGood verbal and written communication skillsFirst Aid Certificate (HLTAID003)A National Police Clearance, no older than 3 monthsAn Australian Driver’s Licence and reliable vehicleFull working rights in AustraliaDesirable CriteriaCert III or IV in DisabilityCert IV Mental HealthCert III or IV in Community ServicesManual Handling Certificate from a Registered Training OrganisationEmployee BenefitsA rewarding work environmentProfessional training and development opportunitiesUp to five weeks annual paid leaveAn active social clubIncentives such as loyalty awards and employee referral awardsEmployee Assistance Program Mosaic embraces diversity and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island candidates. 30000 AUD Perth 6000

Support Worker

Seeking experienced support workers passionate about creating possibilities and transforming lives of those living with disability in a value-driven organisation.

  • Flexible part-time opportunities available
  • Located across the Southern Metropolitan Area
  • Salary packaging options

About Mosaic

Mosaic is a highly recognised not-for-profit provider of disability services, including Supported Accommodation and Community Access Support. Founded by families to create better lives for those living with disability, we have proudly been serving the community since 1992.

Mosaic offers a variety of shifts within the South Metropolitan area. We require successful candidates to have a wide range of availability and a willingness to travel to various locations. 

The successful candidate will consistently assist our clients to be independent and provide person-centred support to our clients so they can achieve their dreams and aspirations. You will take pride in upholding the National Disability Standards and support the Human Rights of our clients. Naturally, you will want to work as part of a high performing team.

Essential Criteria

You will have:

  • A minimum two years’ experience working within the Disability / Aged Care industry
  • Good verbal and written communication skills
  • First Aid Certificate (HLTAID003)
  • A National Police Clearance, no older than 3 months
  • An Australian Driver’s Licence and reliable vehicle
  • Full working rights in Australia

Desirable Criteria

  • Cert III or IV in Disability
  • Cert IV Mental Health
  • Cert III or IV in Community Services
  • Manual Handling Certificate from a Registered Training Organisation

Employee Benefits

  • A rewarding work environment
  • Professional training and development opportunities
  • Up to five weeks annual paid leave
  • An active social club
  • Incentives such as loyalty awards and employee referral awards
  • Employee Assistance Program

 

Mosaic embraces diversity and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island candidates.

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