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Work in Home Care with Anglicare Tasmania

Are you an experienced and qualified Aged Care Worker?

Speak to us about joining our Home Care Team in the North West.

Anglicare Tasmania is currently expanding their team of Home Care Workers to work with older people in their homes and community.  They need to have experience working in the aged care sector and have a Certificate III in Individual Support (Aged Care or Disability) or the equivalent qualification.

If you have any questions and/or would like assistance with your application, you can call our Aged Care Team on 0484 065 422.

If you don’t have an up-to-date resume, don’t worry – you can just use the downloadable application form as your resume (see below step 2) or call our team and we will help you to apply (see below step 1).

 

Home Care Worker Factsheet

Next step options

1

Call us

You can speak to an Aged Care team member by calling 0484 065 422 Monday to Friday during business hours.

If we’re unable to answer your call, please leave a message and we promise to ring you back.

2

Don't have a resume?

Don’t worry if you don’t have an updated resume.  You can use this downloadable form as a resume when you apply online.

Download and complete this application form and then attach it as your resume when you apply with us online.

3

Ready to apply online?

If you are ready to apply and have an updated resume apply online for a Home Care Support Worker position in the North West by clicking here.

Benefits of working for Anglicare Tasmania as a Home Care Support Worker

  • Generous above award pay.

Anglicare Tasmania has always paid above the award wage.  On the 1st July 2023 the fair work commission implemented a 15% pay increase for those working in the aged care sector.  Anglicare Tasmania made the decision to pass on the full 15% increase on top of their current pay rate as well as another 5.75% increase from the fair work commission annual wage review. That’s more than a 20% pay increase!

The salary will range between $32.94 to $37.51 an hour.

  • Paid travel time and high per km expense rate.
  • You can salary package up to $15,900 a year in tax-free income.
  • You will work with each person individually in their home or community which gives you quality time with your clients.
  • You have a team of home care managers, nurses and schedulers available to support you –  just a phone call away.
  • Client service times are generally between 7 am and 5 pm, Monday to Friday and we can be flexible to suit your situation.
  • As a large, established and growing aged care provider we provide security, training and opportunities for career progression.
  • Offers you a chance to get ‘out and about’ and work independently.
  • On average, you visit up to 5 clients in one day.
  • Anglicare has a wide range of other services and supports available to clients.
  • Part of  a team committed to Anglicare’s values of respect, hope, compassion and justice.
  • Know that Anglicare is making a difference through its advocacy and research lead by the Social Action Research Centre (SARC).

Minimum requirements

  • Australian Residency status or valid Australian working rights
  • Hold a Certificate III in Individual Support (Aged Care or Disability) or equivalent
  • Experience in the aged care industry is desirable
  • A current Australian full or provisional driver’s licence (or overseas licence with the ability to convert) and a registered and reliable motor vehicle
  • Before we can finalise your employment you will need to obtain:
    1. Tasmanian Working with Vulnerable People registration
    2. Child-related activity national police check (no older than 12 months)
    3. COVID-19 vaccination with booster

Meet some of our Aged Care team members.

 

Meet Home Care Support Worker Tammy

Tammy moved into community care with Anglicare Tasmania two years ago and says she has never had any regrets.

“Having the time to spend with my clients, on-to-one is wonderful,” she said. “Seeing them happy and comfortable in their own homes is very rewarding.  They tell me how much they look forward to seeing me next time.  Several of them still bake and they offer to send what they’ve made home with me and this makes me feel appreciated.  And they’ve led such interesting lives! One of my clients is 83 and has a craft stall at the Penguin Market.  I encourage her to keep doing this as long as she can.”

Tammy loves the North West Coast and can’t imagine living anywhere else.  She has around 15 regular clients who live in an area spanning Railton and Penguin.  She usually visits between two and six people a day, supporting them with personal care, household tasks and grocery shopping. “Sometimes simply getting out of the house and having a coffee or doing some shopping is what they need”, she said.

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Meet Home Care Support Worker Nerissa

Nerissa Mitchell made the switch from residential aged care to community support when she joined Anglicare. She loves giving her clients the time they need and supporting them to achieve their goals.

What brought you to Anglicare?

“I have been with Anglicare for four years. Before that I was working in residential aged care and thought I would try something different. I decided to give community support a go. I’m so glad I did as I love it. Being able to have quality one-to-one time with my clients is very special and makes such a big difference.”

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