Join our Wallsend team – Perfect for Psychology Students & Mental Health Workers

Are you passionate about making a real difference in people’s lives? We're looking for empathetic, resilient, and committed individuals to join our dynamic support team. This role is ideal for psychology students, graduates, or mental health professionals seeking hands-on experience in a trauma-informed, client-centred environment.

Benefits

• Casual to commence (+ super + allowances + penalty rates)
• Permanent part time opportunities available
• A variety of shift times to support your work-life balance
• High Intensity training facilitated by a Registered Nurse
• Supportive and qualified management team
• A genuine opportunity to upskill and be part of a newly formed team
• Annual work function, available to the whole family!
• Access to free EAP services.

About the Role

In this role, you’ll support individuals with psychosocial disabilities to achieve their NDIS goals and live with greater autonomy and dignity. You'll build therapeutic relationships, encourage community engagement, and work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Facilitate uplifting, trauma-informed and therapeutic conversations
• Support daily living skills: light cleaning, meal prep, and routine tasks
• Follow individualised behaviour support plans and manual handling plans
• Receive clinical training and perform high intensity care including tracheostomy care

Who You Are

We’re looking for people who are:

• Currently studying psychology, social work, counselling, or a related field – or experienced in mental health support
• Compassionate, trauma-informed, and calm under pressure
• Strong communicators with a team mindset
• Dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals with dignity and respect
• Committed to professional development and learning

Training Provided
Our highly experienced Clinical Care Educator (RN) and operations staff will teach you how to safely and competently provide care in some of the following areas:

• Complex Manual Handling
• Bowel and Catheter Care
• Mealtime Management
• Tracheostomy Management.

You Will Have

• Mental Health Experience
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Working with Children Check
• Driver Licence
• Vehicle with Comprehensive Insurance
• First Aid Certificate, and
• COVID-19 Vaccination (minimum two doses).

Our Organisation

Sublime Care exists to empower people to live a quality life. We believe in offering employees an ideal work environment where are happy, well-skilled and challenged.

Founded in 2019, we started with a small team focused on supporting people with disabilities in navigating the NDIS. Now, we have over 250 employees across the Hunter, Central Coast and Sydney regions, providing person-centred services to more than 2000 participants in disability and aged care.

How to Apply

We will be reviewing applications and interviewing suitable candidates quickly. To avoid missing out apply now by submitting your updated resume outlining your skills and experience.

We welcome all eligible candidates to apply. At Sublime Care, we’re an equal opportunity employer that celebrates diversity and fosters an inclusive, supportive workplace.

Call 49112380 option 4 to discuss this opportunity further.