Aged Care Employee Level 5 Sample Clauses

Aged Care Employee Level 5. An employee at this level: • Is capable of functioning semi-autonomously, and prioritising their own work within established policies, guidelines and procedures; • Is responsible for work performed with a substantial level of accountability; • Works either individually or in a team; may assist with supervision of others; • Requires a comprehensive knowledge of medical terminology and/or a working knowledge of health insurance schemes (admin/clerical); • May require basic computer knowledge or be required to use a computer on a regular basis; • Possesses administrative skills and problem solving abilities; • Possesses well developed communication, interpersonal and/or arithmetic skills; and • Requires substantial on-the-job training, may require formal qualifications at trade or certificate level and/or relevant skills training or experience. • In the case of a Personal care worker, is required to hold a relevant Certificate IV qualification. Indicative tasks performed at this level are: Indicative tasks performed at this level are: Commented [BW36]: Updated in accordance with the Aged Care Award., Sch B.4. General and Administrative Services Food Services Personal Care Senior Administration / Senior Receptionist, Maintenance/Handyperson (qualified) Driver (3 ton or over) Gardener (trade or TAFE Certificate III or above) Senior Cook (trade) Personal Care Worker Grade 3 General and Administrative Services Food Services Personal Care Secretary (interpreter) Chef Personal Care Worker Grade 4
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Aged Care Employee Level 5. A.5.1 An Employee at this level: • Is capable of prioritising work and exercising discretion within established policies, guidelines and procedures. • Is responsible for work performed with a substantial level of accountability. • Works either individually or in a team. • Possesses well developed communication, interpersonal and/or arithmetic skills. • Requires substantial on-the-job training, will require formal qualifications at trade or certificate level and/or relevant skills training or experience. • May require regular computer related duties, where those duties are an essential part of the function of the position and where the level of skill involved is multi- function administrative processing.
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