Work somewhere the care is real
We’re building teams of nurses, support workers and support coordinators across Western Sydney.
What we look for
We look for people who are skilled at their work and good with people. You’ll build real rapport with the people you support, and we’ll back you with proper supervision and rosters that keep you with the same people, so you get to know them well.
Experience in, or a real interest in, mental health is a big plus.
If you’re a registered or enrolled nurse, support worker or support coordinator based in Western Sydney, we’d love to hear from you.
What we offer
The things that decide whether good staff stay.
- Rosters built for consistency, not just coverage
- Proper clinical supervision and a senior clinician to call
- Paid training, including high intensity supports
- Say in the participants you are matched with
- Full-time, part-time and casual arrangements
- A team that will back you when a shift goes badly
Roles we hire
Registered and enrolled nurses, support workers, supported living workers and support coordinators. Full-time, part-time and casual roles available.
Registered and enrolled nurses supporting people living with mental health conditions in their homes across Western Sydney. You’ll help with medication management, mental health check-ins, early warning signs and physical health care, working closely with GPs and treating teams. Current AHPRA registration required. Mental health experience is valued, but we’ll train the right person.
You’ll carry a caseload rather than a shift queue, and see the same people long enough to notice when something changes.
Support workers helping people living with mental health conditions in their own homes and community across Western Sydney, with daily living, routines and reconnecting with the people and places that matter to them. You’ll need a Certificate III in Individual Support or equivalent experience, NDIS Worker Screening, current First Aid and a driver licence.
We roster for consistency, so you’ll work with the same people regularly, backed by our registered nurses, rather than filling gaps on a roster you never see twice.
Support coordinators helping people with psychosocial disability understand and use their NDIS plans, connect with providers and build their own capability. NDIS experience is essential, and specialist support coordination requires relevant qualifications.
We expect you to reduce how much coordination a person needs over time, not keep them dependent on the service.
Support workers helping people living with mental health conditions live more independently in supported homes across Western Sydney. You’ll help with daily living routines, medication prompts and community connection. Roles include day, evening, weekend and sleepover or active overnight shifts.
You’ll need a Certificate III in Individual Support or equivalent experience, NDIS Worker Screening, current First Aid and a driver licence. Some roles require experience with high-intensity supports or sleepover shifts, and we provide the extra training those supports need.
You’ll work with the same residents regularly and be backed by our registered nurses, who oversee health care and medications in every home.
Apply now
Send us your CV and we will be in touch. If there is nothing listed that suits you, send it anyway, we keep good people in mind.
- Attach your CV as a PDF, up to 5MB
- Tell us which kind of role interests you
- NDIS Worker Screening is required before you start, we can guide you
- We reply to every application
Want to work somewhere the care is real?
Send us your CV using the form above, or call us for a chat about the role.