Maryjane Oluebube Onyekwere
Life Choice Solutions
Newcastle,Australia
1
Certification
1
year of professional experience
Compassionate Psychology graduate with clinical placement experience supporting neurodivergent individuals and children. Current NDIS Support Worker delivering direct care to clients with acquired brain injury, dementia, and complex disabilities. Committed to collaborating with allied health professionals to provide safe, person-centered client care. Personable and compassionate individual with strong commitment to providing high-quality care and support. Knowledge of best practices in disability support and proficient in assisting with daily living activities and maintaining safe environment. Dedicated to enhancing well-being and independence of those in need through supportive and empathetic care. Offering solid foundation in compassionate care and support, eager to learn and grow within this environment. Brings ability to quickly grasp new concepts and techniques related to disability support. Ready to use and develop communication and problem-solving skills in disability suport role.
Work History
Disability Support Worker
6 Months- Deliver direct care and person-centered support within SIL and community setting, to clients living with acquired brain injury (ABI) and dementia.
- Assist with medication support, as well as, promote independence
- Maintain accurate clinical progress notes and incident reports
- Communicated effectively with clients, families, and multidisciplinary team members to support quality care.
- Assisted clients with daily living activities, enhancing independence and quality of life.
- Implemented individualized care plans, ensuring tailored support for diverse needs.
- Coordinated transportation and appointments, facilitating access to essential services.
- Monitored client progress, documenting changes to inform care adjustments.
- Maintained safety with tidy, clean, and hazard-free home environments.
- Kept detailed daily logs with care actions, patient behaviors, and incidents.
- Enhanced quality of life for clients with physical and intellectual disabilities through compassionate care and assistance.
- Provided emotional support to clients during challenging times, fostering resilience and coping skills.
- Communicated regularly with family members about client progress, addressing any concerns or questions promptly.
- Facilitated community integration for clients by organizing outings, social events, and other opportunities for engagement.
- Improved client independence by developing personalized support plans tailored to individual needs and goals.
- Adhered to company requirements for patient interactions and care standards.
- Advocated fiercely on behalf of clients when necessary to ensure their rights were respected in various settings such as education or healthcare environments.
- Maintained strong connections within caregiver community to gain continuous knowledge.
Disability Support Worker
8 Months- Provide direct support to clients with complex disabilities, assisting with daily living, mobility, and community activities.
- Assist with domestic tasks, meal preparation, and hygiene.
- Build strong client rapport to support emotional wellbeing and engagement with individual care plans.
- Maintain a safe, respectful and supportive environment.
- Developed strong interpersonal relationships with clients, earning their trust and respect through consistent empathy and understanding.
- Supported clients in maintaining a clean living space by assisting with household tasks such as laundry, meal preparation, and general tidying.
- Managed medications effectively for clients under strict supervision from healthcare professionals, ensuring adherence to prescribed treatment plans.
- Improved client independence by developing personalized support plans tailored to individual needs and goals.
Education
Bachelor of Psychology
Completed research and training in human development, abnormal psychology, neuropsychology, and therapeutic intervention principles
Master of Social Work
Building advanced clinical and community practice skills.
Graduate Certificate in Social Change and Development
Developed knowledge of health, community wellbeing, social development, and human behaviour.
Skills
Clinical & Direct Care: Person-centered support
Disability Support Techniques
Allied Health Foundations: Human development
neuropsychology
abnormal psychology
therapeutic communication
multidisciplinary teamwork
Daily living assistance
Problem-solving
Housekeeping and meal preparation
Medication management
Communication: Family communication
Digital: Microsoft Office (Word
Excel
PowerPoint)
and management systems
Personal care
Independent living support
Documentation skills
Incident reports
Client confidentiality
Documentation and reporting
Certification
- First Aid (HLTAID011)
- CPR (HLTAID009)
- Basic Emergency Life Support (HLTAID010)
- Working With Children Check (NSW)
- Fully Certified With all Mandatory NDIS Employment Requirements.
- National Police Check (Current)
CLINICAL PLACEMENT
- Niger Foundation Hospital Enugu— Student Placement | Bachelor of Psychology, University of Nigeria Semester 1, 2021
- Delivered one-on-one learning support to neurodivergent clients, adapting techniques to individual developmental needs and communication styles.
- Conducted structured behavioural observations to inform individualised support strategies, working alongside teaching and clinical staff.
- Adapted to changing client needs while effectively managing workload in a fast-paced healthcare environment.
Timeline
Disability Support Worker
Unidex Healthcare
02.2026 - CurrentRead More
Disability Support Worker
Life Choice Solutions
12.2025 - CurrentRead More
University of Newcastle
Graduate Certificate in Social Change and Development
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University of Newcastle
Master of Social Work
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University of Nigeria
Bachelor of Psychology
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