Community Support Worker

Company Description Healthvision New Zealand Ltd is an award‑winning provider of specialised home healthcare that supports people to live independently at home following injury, illness, or with disability. The organisation delivers a wide range of services, including rehabilitation, nursing care, personal care, home support, ACC client support, and long‑term condition and disability support, as well as elderly care. Teams operate across multiple regions in Aotearoa New Zealand, including Auckland, Northland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, the Central Region, and Canterbury, backed by strong clinical leadership and international experience. Healthvision has built trusted partnerships with GPs, specialists, ACC, the Ministry of Health, DHBs, community groups, and families, and integrates innovative technologies to complement traditional care. The company is quality certified by ACC, HDANZ, the DAA Group, and complies with Home and Community Support Sector Standards, reflecting its commitment to outstanding client outcomes and safe, effective service delivery. Role Description The Community Support Worker will provide home‑based support to clients in the Nelson area, helping them maintain independence and quality of life. This part‑time, on‑site role involves assisting with personal care, household tasks, and community activities, following individualised care plans and professional guidelines. Day‑to‑day tasks include supporting clients with daily living activities, accompanying them to appointments or social outings, monitoring changes in their health or wellbeing, and promptly reporting concerns to the clinical team. The Community Support Worker will maintain accurate documentation, communicate effectively with clients, whānau/families, and other healthcare providers, and contribute to a safe, respectful, and culturally responsive care environment. Qualifications Experience in community support, home care, or disability support services, with a commitment to person‑centred care. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to build trust and work respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds. Reliable time management and organisational skills, with the ability to follow care plans and service procedures accurately. Basic computer and documentation skills to record client notes and communicate with the wider healthcare team. Relevant health or support‑related qualification (e.g., NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing or equivalent) or a willingness to work towards one. Understanding of safe care practices, including infection prevention, manual handling, and confidentiality requirements. Ability to work independently in clients’ homes, with sound judgement and a responsible, compassionate approach. Current full or restricted driver’s licence and access to reliable transport for travel within the Nelson area. Eligibility to work in New Zealand and the ability to meet any required background or safety checks. #J-18808-Ljbffr