At NQ Health in Cairns, we are committed to empowering individuals with disabilities, their families and support workers through our comprehensive training and workshops. Offered in partnership with our sister company, Category 5 Emergency Care, our training sessions are designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance daily living and offer safety and wellbeing.
Our disability support worker training includes nationally recognised courses delivered on behalf of Allens Training (RTO 90909). These include First Aid and CPR (all levels), assistance with medication, manual handling, sharps and infectious waste management and mental health first responder training. Each course is designed to meet the highest industry standards, providing you with essential skills to help manage various health and safety scenarios confidently.
In addition to accredited training, we offer non-accredited workshops focusing on critical areas such as catheter management, diabetes care, seizure management, stoma care and wound management. These workshops provide practical, hands-on experience, enabling participants to handle specific health conditions effectively and with confidence.
Our dedicated team of trainers helps ensure that the training is relevant, engaging and tailored to your needs. We prioritise creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment where everyone can thrive.
Choose NQ Health’s training and workshops to enhance your skills, gain valuable knowledge and contribute to a safer, more supportive community. Let us help you build the confidence and competence to navigate the complexities of disability support and care. Contact us on 0412 899 483 for further information.
Comprehensive training programs can provide support workers with the skills required to effectively and safely manage their participants’ health and medical needs.
Our accredited training programs, delivered on behalf of Allens Training, can equip you with the skills to handle medical emergencies, administer medications accurately and manage physical tasks safely, thereby helping prevent injuries.
First Aid and CPR training enable support workers to respond promptly to medical emergencies. Training in medication assistance means they can administer prescriptions correctly, understand side effects and monitor participants for adverse reactions.
Manual handling training is vital for preventing musculoskeletal injuries, so support workers can lift and move clients safely. Sharps and infectious waste management training can help maintain a clean and safe environment, reducing the risk of infections. Mental health first responder training can equip workers to support clients experiencing mental health crises, promoting mental wellbeing.
Our non-accredited workshops can support caregivers and families of people with disabilities to enhance their ability to manage specific medical conditions, improving overall care. These workshops provide essential training, enabling families to offer comprehensive, individualised support. Proper training promotes health and safety while fostering confidence in caregiving.
Disability support worker training involves learning essential skills and knowledge to assist people with disabilities. This includes personal care, communication techniques, behaviour management and understanding legal and ethical responsibilities. Training can also cover areas like medication administration, first aid and manual handling.
Training and workshops for disability support workers are delivered by accredited training organisations, educational institutions and professional associations. These providers offer programs designed to equip support workers with the necessary skills and knowledge to perform their roles effectively.
Individuals seeking to work in the disability support sector can benefit from training. It is also valuable for current support workers looking to enhance their skills, as well as family members and caregivers who provide support to people with disabilities.
Ongoing training is important for disability support workers to stay updated on best practices, new techniques and changes in legal and ethical standards. Continuous learning helps ensure that support workers can provide the highest quality of care and adapt to the evolving needs of people with disabilities.