Applications without a cover letter answering the questions BELOW will not be shortlisted

Hands-on support role with one amazing young man. Perfect for nursing, allied health, medical, or disability support students. Experienced Disability Support Workers also welcome.

Description*

Brodie's Magic is a family-governed, service-for-one organisation supporting Brodie—a vibrant young man who loves music, swimming, cycling, technology, and the outdoors.

This role is designed for students in nursing, allied health, medical, or disability support (Cert III/IV) who want meaningful, paid experience that complements their studies. You'll work directly with Brodie's family, other health students and allied health professionals, building practical skills in observation, communication, and person-centred care while making a real difference.

We also welcome applications from experienced Disability Support Workers. Pay will be based on your skills, experience, and the relevant SCHADS Award classification.

Shifts:

Monday–Friday: 6:55am–8:55am and 3:30pm–8:00pm

Weekends: 7:00am–8:00pm (rarely until 11pm)

Occasional day work may be offered in your first month if you're available

Occasional sleepovers are required

Minimum availability of 2-3 shifts per week is required

Key Duties:

Support Brodie with daily routines, personal care, and community activities

Assist him to use communication tools (AAC) and other assistive technology

Follow safe manual handling and mobility practices (with guidance from therapists)

Work alongside allied health professionals to implement support plans

Keep accurate shift notes and records in Podio

🌟 Why Apply?

Nursing, allied health, medical & disability support students – apply your learning in real-life care

Experienced Disability Support Workers – recognised and paid according to skills and Award level

Work closely with Brodie's family and allied health team

Paid, flexible work that makes a tangible impact

We Offer:

A supportive, close-knit environment with guidance from Brodie's family

Opportunities to learn alongside allied health professionals

Consistent, meaningful work with one person, done well

Application procedures*

Submit your CV and a short cover letter answering:

Why do you want to work in disability support?

What personal qualities would you bring to our team?

How would you support someone who doesn't use words to make their own choices?

Australian citizenship and drivers licence is required for this position

You may also be asked to complete a short survey as part of the recruitment process

Successful applicants will need an NDIS Worker Screening Check, First Aid & CPR (or willingness to obtain)

NDIS modules are recommended and available at https://www.ndiscommission.gov.au/workforce/online-training-modules

Application for NDIS Worker Screening Check is sufficient to commence employment

Commences*

As soon as the right people are found. Interviews will be conducted through Google meet and as soon as applications are received.