Qualifications & Experience

Holding:

Current Manual Driver’s License
Current Industry License
Current Blue Card
Current NDIS Clearance Card
Current Police Certificate
Current Covid Vaccines (x2)
Current First Aid and CPR
Non- Smoker

Education:
2021- 2025 Current Industry Experience
2019 Cert IV Training and Assessment TAE40116
2019 Cert IV Aging CHC43015
2017 HLTHPS006 Medication Training
2015 Cert IV Training and Assessment TAE40110
2015 Cert IV Frontline Management
2014 Statement of Attainment:
BSBMED301B Interpret and apply medical terminology appropriately.
BSBMED302B Prepare and process medical accounts.
BSBMED303B Maintain patient records.
BSBMED305B Apply the principles of confidentiality, privacy and security within the medical environment.
HLTAD301B Assist with practice administration.
2010 Cert III Aged Care Work
2004 Certificate IV in Community Services (Community Work)
2004 Certificate IV in Community Services (Diversional Therapy) 2004 Certificate IV in Community Services (Disability Work)

Additional Training:

Current Training Transcript available

2014-15

Palliative Care
Customer Service
Manual Handling
Compulsory Reporting
Infection Control
Hand washing
Fire Training
Falls Prevention
Responding to Challenging Behavior
Communicating Incidents
Compulsory Reporting and other Reportable Incidents
Fire Safety and other Emergencies competency and theory
Occupational Health and Safety
Continuous improvement
Chemical Training
First Aid and C.P.R
Food Handling Health and Safety Regulations Course

Employment:

August 2022 to 2023 Trainer and Assessor Set2 Learn Training
July 2021 to present Community Carer for Angels in Aprons
February 2019 to July 2021 Individual Support Coordinator for MyPath Education
June 2017 to July 2021 Trainer / Assessor and Facilitator for MyPath Education
April 2016 to May 2017 Trainer / Assessor and Facilitator for Careers Australia

Role and responsibilities include:

Level III Personal Carer

Providing quality care to Clients with Domestic, Social and Personal Care needs in the Community Sector. Building rapport with Clients and significant others to establish a working relationship that meets the holistic needs of the client and carers within the timeframes allocated. Working within a team environment to uphold consistency and quality of care. Communicating and documenting progress, changing care needs and mandatory reports per shift. Maintaining Privacy and Confidentiality and adhering to Care Plans and other client documentation. Maintaining all annual training and qualifications.

Trainer and Assessor

Class -room delivery of Certificate III in Individual Support Aging and Home and Community and Disability.
Online Training and Assessment of above CHC33015 Course.
Organising and liaising with speakers from Health care products and Funeral homes.
School and Work -based Traineeships including assessments and facilitation and visitation.
Paper based delivery of CHC33015 Course
Liaising with Aged Care, Disability and Community placement contacts for placement and contracts
Facilitating students whilst on 120 hours of placement
Assessment of student Training books and Logbooks on placement
Liaising with Job Agencies, Aged Care Facilities and High Schools
Delivery and Assessment of practicals in simulation lab covering all aspects of Personal Care, WHS, Infection Control and Manual Handling including Epilepsy and Stoma Training
Submission of unit assessments and all other documentation required.
Contacting new and current students
Course Orientation for new students
Teaching computer literacy during class delivery of CHC33015 course
Assessment of Language, Literacy and Numeracy testing
Maintaining industry currency
Updating unit data and compliance within Government guidelines
Training and Facilitation areas covered include NSW, Melbourne, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane and outer areas such as Gatton, Toowoomba, Darling Downs, Gold Coast and Ipswich.

Classroom delivery of Certificate III in Individual Support Aging and Home and Community and Disability.

Online Training and assessment of above CHC33015 Course
School based traineeships including assessments and facilitation
Paper based delivery of CHC33015 Course
Liaising with placement team regarding contacts for placement and contracts
Facilitating students whilst on 120 hours of placement
Assessment of student Training books and Logbooks on placement
Liaising with Job Agencies, Aged Care Facilities and High Schools
Delivery of practical in simulation lab covering all aspects of personal care, WHS, infection control and manual handling
Submission of unit assessments and all documentation required for submissions
Contacting new students
Orientation of new students and new class orientation
Teaching computer literacy during class delivery of CHC33015 course
Assessment of Language, Literacy and Numeracy testing

September 2010 to May 2017 - Diversional Therapist

I was employed in a 120 High Care Aged Care Facility as a Diversional Therapist. I was responsible for all Lifestyle and Diversional Therapy aspects in the Dementia Specific 36 bed locked unit. I am also relieving Lifestyle Coordinator and Receptionist.

My role includes:

Support and attend to emotional and physical and personal care needs of Residents and supporting families daily.
Maintain calm atmosphere and ambience
Decorate wings appropriately (including Theme and commemorative Days)

Create and introduce new and maintain current activities, this includes:

Preparation of resources,
Setting up,
Running the event
Making it fun and enjoyable
Transporting Residents to and from
Maintaining a clean and tidy activity area.
Writing Care Plans and Evaluations
Managing all documentation including- Resident Admissions, Activity Assessments, Consent forms, Progress notes, Surveys and Audits
Contributing to facility wide activities
Writing daily, weekly and monthly Activity Calendar
Attending to 1:1 Therapy activities daily
Working with and or without Volunteers
Attending to Taxi Subsidy Applications
Supporting Lifestyle Coordinator
Liaising with Facility Manager, Clinical Managers, Administration Officer, RN’s, EN’s, AIN’s, Physiotherapists, Kitchen Staff, Maintenance, Cleaners and Volunteers.
Liaising with the community such as Schools, Religious groups, Entertainment groups, Community groups, Coffee Club, Michelle’s Coffee shop.
Responsible for new Residents medication and room photos.
Responsible for updating Residents Remembrance book.
Creating monthly Birthday list and individual birthday parties
Maintaining notice boards.
Fulfilling Resident requests i.e. library books for Residents
Creating Residents Monthly Facility Newsletter.

This includes:

Monthly theme, Local History, Resident History
Quotes, Jokes, Quizzes
Calendar of up-and-coming events for the facility and world events
Birthday list, Remembrance list
Office news from Facility Manager and Clinical Managers

Event organization and management of Resident outings.

This includes:

Destinations- Coffee Club, Morayfield Shopping Centre, Air Museum, Centenary Lakes, Local Shops
Transporting Residents to and from external venues
Resident Finances
Coordinating- Residents, Families, Volunteers and Student Nurses
Organizing resources required.

Attending all compulsory training sessions.
Taking minutes for Residents monthly and Lifestyle meetings
Managing Residents petty cash.
Fire and Evacuation Trainer of all new staff, students and employees.

In my role as Relieving Lifestyle Coordinator as well as my other duties, I also managed:

Three Part time Staff and rosters.
120 Residents Care Plans, Evaluations and Resident of the day.
Workers Compensation placement personnel
Coordinating Volunteers
Interviewing new Volunteers, completing paperwork, including Police checks and organizing training.
Coordinating Facility Staff on return-to-work light duties.
Coordinating and facilitating outings
Residents’ finances
Chairing Resident monthly meetings.
Ordering Resources
Fundraising and Raffles

July 2001 – September 2010 Residential Support Worker
Post School Support Worker
Adult Training Day Service Support Worker
Lifestyle Support Worker
Diversional Therapist
Archivist

February – July 2001 Adult Training Support Service Volunteer

Skills and Abilities: