A person’s day should be more than just being washed and fed like a well-loved pot plant. We aren’t a "polite factory"; we are a place where every hour carries a sense of purpose for both the people living here and those providing care.
A person’s day should be more than just being washed and fed like a well-loved pot plant. We aren’t a "polite factory"; we are a place where every hour carries a sense of purpose for both the people living here and those providing care.
A person’s day should be more than just being washed and fed like a well-loved pot plant. We aren’t a "polite factory"; we are a place where every hour carries a sense of purpose for both the people living here and those providing care.
A person’s day should be more than just being washed and fed like a well-loved pot plant. We aren’t a "polite factory"; we are a place where every hour carries a sense of purpose for both the people living here and those providing care.
Rafael began his career in aged care, working for 13 years at St Luke’s Aged Care where he developed a strong passion for improving the quality of life of his residents. In 2017, he transitioned into the tertiary education sector as a Trainer and Assessor, delivering Certificate III/IV and Diploma-level healthcare courses to domestic and international students. He later took on the role of Clinical Coordinator/Educator, supporting the development of future healthcare professionals through practical, industry-based training.
Shiella started her career in Australia working as a part time Registered Nurse in a Neurological/Neurosurgical ward at Westmead Children’s Hospital back in 2005 (current) where she provided nursing management, care and rehabilitation of children with neurological & neurosurgical conditions.
Aira brings extensive experience across nursing leadership, aged care, and clinical education, including senior hospital roles as a Nurse Unit Manager and leadership in aged care as a Deputy Director of Nursing. She has also led nursing education as a Program Director for the Diploma of Nursing. Aira combines strong clinical knowledge with a focus on teaching and mentoring, helping My Carers deliver care that is compassionate, structured, and grounded in continuous learning.
Feryl is a Registered Respiratory Therapist from the Philippines with experience supporting people with complex health needs across all ages. Started her journey in Australia in aged care during the COVID-19 pandemic before finding her passion in the disability sector.
She is dedicated to providing warm, person-centred support and enjoys helping people build confidence, stay independent, and live a better quality of life.
Mary began her journey in healthcare as an Assistant in Nursing, where she discovered her passion for supporting others and providing compassionate, person-centred care. She went on to complete her Diploma of Nursing, further strengthening her skills and dedication to the field.
As an Enrolled Nurse, Mary worked closely with Registered Nurses in aged care, delivering thoughtful support through medication management and wound care. She now continues her work with My Carers as a Support Worker, where she is committed to helping individuals maintain their independence and live with dignity, comfort, and a better quality of life.
At My Carers, we believe that quality care starts with quality people. Our team is made up of compassionate, skilled, and culturally aware professionals who are dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of NDIS participants. We’re always open to hearing from experienced support workers, nurses, and team members who share our values of respect, consistency, and genuine care and are interested in exploring ndis careers with us.