Disability Support Worker Age Distribution
Cadi Clusters
Guardian
Linker
Informer
Coordinator
Innovator
Maker
How many hours do people work?
Chance of work from home
Disability Support Workers have a higher than average chance of working from home
Size of Field: Average
How much could I earn?
Disability Support Workers often enjoy valuable experience and career growth opportunities
What skills will you need?
Common Tasks
Assess and advise on public opinions Assist and support clients Assist individuals with accessibility needs Care for patients and clients Clean or prepare garments, linen, or other fabrics Collaborate with health care professionals Communicate or collaborate with others Communicate with others to coordinate work Conduct sales and marketing activities Coordinate recreational activities or special events Distribute, write, edit or compile documents Establish organisational policies or programs Investigate personal characteristics Manage, monitor and undertake financial activities Monitor food or nutrition quality Perform administrative or clerical tasks Perform medical tests and physical examinations of patients Prepare and utilise legal documentation Prepare forms, legislation or proposals Prepare or manage compliance documentation Prepare reports or evaluations Present information and news to the public Provide basic health care Provide customer service and communicate information Provide transportation services Respond to legal, regulatory and compliance issues Support diversity and inclusion Teach life skills Undertake community development activities Undertake financial reporting, documentation and analysis Undertake food preparation Undertake health, safety or hazard management and education activities Undertake recruitment activities Verify and maintain financial records Verify personal information and maintain records