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Work With Us

We believe that each employee contributes directly to the success of our organisation

Get in Touch
Call Us Now

Work With Us

We believe that each employee contributes directly to the success of our organisation

Get in Touch
Call Us Now

Why Join Us?

Do you want to make a greater impact on someone’s life than you ever imagined? Yes, it is possible with us and your career can shine with us.

Since commencing our services in 1987, we have come a long way. We are still a rapidly growing organisation in the aged care and disability services industry. That means more career advancement opportunities for you in a secured employment sector.

Whether you are looking for casual jobs or corporate jobs within aged care or disability services, we might be the right organisation for you.

Some of our employees have been with us over 15 years.

We look for candidates with the right skills, knowledge and experience required for the job. Your job in the interview is to convince us that you are the best candidate, not only in skills, knowledge and experience, but also in showing that your motivation fits our philosophy, purpose and values.  While skills, knowledge and experience matter, we often go beyond this!

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Current Vacancies

Apply by clicking each individual job advert below

Client Intake Manager

21/01/2022

Play a key role in connecting prospective clients to services and in guaranteeing that the new client experience is a positive and informative one



Community Support Workers - South West

21/01/2022

Play a special role in the life of your client by assisting them to reach their goals and achieve outcomes. If you are empathetic and caring, apply!



Community Support Worker - East Metro

21/01/2022

Form meaningful, lasting relationships and kick goals with your clients. Deliver fantastic, person-centered services for a leading WA NDIS provider.



Disability Support Workers - East Metro

21/01/2022

Work within a housing setting. Develop lasting, meaningful relationships with your clients. Roles available in Midland, Belmont, Guildford and more!



Disability Support Workers - South Metro

21/01/2022

Work within an accommodation setting. Develop lasting, strong relationships with clients. Roles available in Gosnells, Port Kennedy, Belmont & more!




Interview Tips

The following guidelines help you to get closer to an employment offer with us.

1. Do a Bit of Research on Us!

Who we are? What we do? This website is packed with information about us and our services. Read it carefully before your interview and bring along any questions you might have.

2. Be Organised

Ensure you have completed the recruitment questionnaire attached to the job vacancy.

3. First Impressions Count

Dress for success! To us that means wearing clean and well ironed formal attire, right footwear and having neat hair. Our business is all about looking after people, so it’s important that you can look after yourself before you take care of our clients. Be sure that your overall appearance is neat and clean. Not sure what to wear? Go for conservative business attire.

4. Be on Time

We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes early. This will give you a few minutes to relax and gather your thoughts before meeting with us.

5. Waiting for your Interview

Greet and engage the people around you while you wait in the reception. Waiting room behaviour may get noticed.

6. Meeting your Interviewer

Stand and greet your interviewer with a firm handshake. Smile and maintain eye contact. Interviews can be overwhelming, it’s ok to say that you are nervous. Non-verbal communication speaks volume. Facial expressions provide clues to your feelings. Manage how you react, and project a positive image.

7. Be Positive

While we hire people with all kinds of skills, backgrounds and personality one common thing we always look for is the “right attitude”. For the best shot at joining our team you simply need to smile and show a “can do attitude”. Be authentic and let your personality shine!

“Do you want to make a greater impact on someone’s life than you ever imagined? Yes, it is possible with us and your career can shine with us.”

“Do you want to make a greater impact on someone’s life than you ever imagined? Yes, it is possible with us and your career can shine with us.”

Equal Employment Opportunity

St Jude’s Health Care Services recognises that Equal Employment Opportunity is a matter of employment obligation, social justice and legal responsibility. It also recognises that prohibiting discriminatory policies and procedures is sound management practice.

Our EEO policy has been designed to facilitate the creation of a workplace culture that maximises organisational performance through employment decisions. These decisions will be based on real business needs without regard to non-relevant criteria or distinctions, and will ensure that all decisions relating to employment issues are based on merit.

Purpose
This policy is designed to ensure that St Jude’s Health Care Services complies with all of its obligations under the relevant legislation.

Definitions
Discrimination occurs if a person treats, or proposes to treat, a person with an attribute unfavourably because of that attribute.  It can also occur if a person imposes, or proposes to impose, a requirement, condition or practice that has, or is likely to have, the effect of disadvantaging persons with an attribute; and that is not reasonable.

Equal Employment Opportunity consists of ensuring that all employees are given equal access to training, promotion, appointment or any other employment related issue without regard to any factor not related to their competency and ability to perform their duties.

Policy
St Jude’s Health Care Services is an equal opportunity employer and will provide equality in employment for all people employed or seeking employment.

Every person will be given a fair and equitable chance to compete for appointment, promotion or transfer, and to pursue their career as effectively as others.

Employment decisions relating to appointment, promotion and career development will be determined according to individual merit, skills, competence, best suitability and fitness required for the job.

Consistent with this, St Jude’s Health Care Services does not condone any form of unlawful discrimination or vilification, including that which relates to:

  • gender;
  • pregnancy;
  • marital/domestic status;
  • disability;
  • race, colour, national extraction, social origin, descent, and ethnic, ethno-religious or national origin;
  • age;
  • family responsibilities, family status, status as a parent or carer;
  • religious belief or activity;
  • political belief or activity;
  • industrial activity;
  • employer association activity;
  • trade union activity;
  • physical features;
  • transsexuality;
  • transgender;

In all cases no factors other than performance and competence are to be used as the basis for performance assessment, training and development opportunities and promotions.

Responsibilities
It is the responsibility of the Managing Director to ensure that:

  • all managers understand and are committed to the principles and legislation relating to equal opportunity and applying it in the workplace;
  • employment decisions relating to appointment, promotion and career development are determined according to individual merit and the individual’s inherent ability to carry out the job;
  • the organisation has a workplace culture that encourages equal employment opportunity; and

It is the responsibility of the Human Resource Manager to ensure that:

  • all managers, supervisors and staff are aware of and understand their obligations, responsibilities and rights in relation to equal employment opportunity;
  • all managers, supervisors and staff are committed to operating in accordance with the equal opportunity laws in the workplace;
  • any matter which does not comply with the principles of equal employment opportunity are identified and addressed as promptly and sensitively as possible;
  • immediate and appropriate steps are taken to minimise or eliminate unlawful harassment, discrimination, and bullying in the workplace; and
  • ongoing support and guidance is provided to all employees in relation to equal employment opportunity principles and practice in the workplace.

It is the responsibility of all employees, contractors and volunteers to ensure that they:

  • comply with this policy and treat all colleagues and customers with respect and professionalism without regard to non-relevant criteria or distinctions;
  • refrain from engaging in discriminatory or harassing behavior; and
  • inform their manager or the Human Resources Department if they believe that they (or someone else) has been treated unfairly.

Procedures
Employees who believe they are being treated unfairly as a result of discrimination should promptly notify their manager or the Human Resources Department.

Should a complaint of discrimination or harassment be made, it will be investigated in a confidential and procedurally fair manner. If proven, the person responsible will be disciplined. In serious cases, this may involve dismissal.