Disability Support Worker

Trades Workforce Solutions

Trades Workforce Solutions, a leading healthcare services provider in Newcastle, is seeking dedicated Disability Support Workers for Full-time or Part-time roles. The ideal candidate will have a Certificate III (or higher) in Disability and experience with dementia or high intensity needs.

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Trades Workforce Solutions New South Wales

Disability Support Worker

Updated 24 days ago

Job Type Part Time

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Trades Workforce Solutions, a leading healthcare services provider in Newcastle, is seeking dedicated Disability Support Workers for Full-time or Part-time roles. The ideal candidate will have a Certificate III (or higher) in Disability and experience with dementia or high intensity needs.

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