Have you ever thought about a career in human services?
The Assured Care Solutions Difference
Benefits of Working at Assured Care Solutions are:
- We provide the pathways that enable you to excel, offering ongoing training and development opportunities to grow your career
- We nurture a positive work culture that makes coming to work enjoyable and motivates you to be your best
- We respect that everyone has responsibilities and a personal life and promote a healthy work life balance.
Current Opportunities
Currently there are no positions available but keep checking in since we will reach out again in the future
We are always looking for kind and empathetic people who share our values to join our team.
From time to time, we have a need to fill positions across the business; from business support functions and office administration, to support coordination and support workers.
At Assured Care Solutions, our Carers have a diverse range of experience and backgrounds.
The one thing they have in common?
A determination to make a positive difference in people's lives.
Do you share our values?
- Believe in justice and equality
- Flexible work hours
- Want to make a difference
- Likes variety in their work
If so, we want to talk to you.
Support work can be an ideal career for those seeking flexible hours.
All of our staff have a personal investment in helping others
Depending on your lifestage, a career in the industry can provide much needed flexibility when it comes to determining your work hours – whether you are looking for just a few hours of work each week, or a full-time role.
Support work does not just require a ‘qualified’ and ‘experienced’ worker.
At Assured Care Solutions, we believe that technical and on-the-job work skills can be learned.
Working in disability, however, requires someone who is big-hearted, and people focused with a strong sense of community, and who has a genuine desire to help others.
Whether you are a: School leaver, student, parent looking to return to the workforce, a carer currently providing unpaid support, an employee in career transition or a health worker looking to change from a clinical setting
Whether you are: Currently qualified in support work, unqualified, or looking for retraining and upskilling opportunities
The most important thing to us are the values that you bring to the organisation!
Hear From Some Of Our Team
Karen
Client Relationship Officer
“I love the variety and have great satisfaction when I can help a participant move forward in life by getting them into a SIL home or supports in their own home.
Going to home visits and meeting families and potential clients face to face adds that personal touch, which I love.”
“I enjoy what I do, and it is evident the team is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of others, knowing we make a difference is rewarding.”
Anurag
Team Leader
Everyone on the team is genuinely committed to making a positive impact on the lives of others, you can feel the dedication to our mission of helping people in everything we do.
Knowing that our work directly contributes to improving the lives of those we serve is incredibly rewarding. It’s about the satisfaction of knowing that every day, we make a difference.
I’m grateful to be part of such a passionate and dedicated team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of roles are available at Assured Care Solutions?
Depending on your qualifications and experience, A variety of roles are available at Assured Care in:
- Support Coordination
- Plan Management
- Community Support Work
- Client Services Coordination
- Finance
- Administration
- Human Resources
- Customer Experience, Quality & Safety
and much more!
What is the most common role Assured Care recruit for?
Assured Care is known for purpose recruiting support workers for our clients. We are continually looking for the right people to be trained as support workers to match our clients interests and needs.
Can anyone be a support worker?
The plain answer is YES, if you have the right attributes and values, with relevant transferable skills, along with a genuine interest to make a positive difference in peoples.
What does a support worker do?
The role is varied depending on the client’s needs and interests. In general, you will provide practical support in a range of services including, but not limited to:
- support with all aspects of personal care
- administration of medications
- assistance with social & community participation
- meal preparation
- all transport needs including specialist appointments, shopping, work and school runs
- assistance with household/domestic tasks
- skills retention and development
- implementing positive behaviour support plans
- welfare visits and assisting with mobility and exercise