Flexible Casual Personal Care Assistant in Hervey Bay

Flexible Casual Personal Care Assistant in Hervey Bay

Hervey Bay Part-Time 24.3 - 29.7 $ / hour (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Provide compassionate personal care and support to residents in a caring environment.
  • Company: Respect Group, a leading provider of meaningful care in Hervey Bay.
  • Benefits: Flexible hours, opportunity for shifts, and a supportive team culture.
  • Other info: Join a dedicated team focused on promoting wellbeing and dignity.
  • Why this job: Make a real difference in residents' lives while enjoying flexible work hours.
  • Qualifications: Compassionate attitude and willingness to assist others.

The predicted salary is between 24.3 - 29.7 $ per hour.

Respect Group (Masters Lodge, Hervey Bay) is seeking Casual Personal Care Assistants to join the care team.

Enjoy flexible hours and the opportunity to cover personal and annual leave, with shifts across a range of times depending on availability.

You will provide compassionate personal care, support and assistance to residents under the direction of the senior clinical team, helping to promote wellbeing, independence and dignity within the care community.

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Flexible Casual Personal Care Assistant in Hervey Bay employer: Respect Group

Respect Aged Care is an exceptional employer that prioritises the well-being of its employees and residents alike. With a strong commitment to professional development, competitive salaries, and the unique advantage of not-for-profit salary packaging, our team enjoys a supportive work culture that fosters growth and community engagement. Located in the beautiful northwest coast of Tasmania, we offer a meaningful career where you can truly make a difference in the lives of older adults.

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Contact Details:

Respect Group Recruitment Team

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