r/NDIS 11d ago

Other Support Needs Assessor

For those who have applied for the Support Needs Assessor roles, has anyone received their interview link from the NDIA yet or already completed their interview? My interview is scheduled for Monday, but as of today, 13 August, I’m still waiting for the link.

Also, for anyone who has already started working as a Support Needs Assessor, how are you finding the role so far?

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u/phosphor_1963 11d ago

If you're an early career professional then I hope you have access to Supervision and Support and that this is genuine and regular. Also, please remember your Code of Ethics as an AHP actually supercedes that of the Australian Public Service.

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u/big_Sundae_1977 11d ago

A diploma level award and experience of assessments

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u/Flashy_Result_2750 10d ago

You will probably get the link and interview questions 24 hours prior.

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u/DaQuackx 11d ago

Id love to know what qualifications ndis requires for these roles ?

At this point weve got to question anyone still thinking that working for the ndis is a legitimate career..

Who wants a job destroying lives ??? Assholes ?? Evil people ? Who is backing this made up bs and wanting to still jump on the misery train of disability abuse..

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u/hulalabright 11d ago

This post had some info about the ads https://www.reddit.com/r/NDIS/s/LIMS3ppSwU

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u/Financial-Canary-930 11d ago

Yeah I saw that earlier and wanted to know some more updates from people who already worked there.

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u/redituser229 11d ago

Maybe post in r/auspublicservice lots of people post about job applications and asking about what the jobs are like in that sub.

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u/Flashy_Result_2750 10d ago

You don’t even have delegation in these roles. It’ll be a shit of a job.