Pramod Basnet

Compassionate provisional social worker with a Master of Social Work, focused on empowering marginalized individuals. Extensive experience in aged care, personal care assistance, and case management, including conducting assessments and creating support plans. Expertise in navigating complex service systems such as My Aged Care and NDIS, ensuring service users access necessary services. Strong communication and outreach skills, committed to best practices in service delivery as a Care Finder Case Manager.

• Caregiving Skills - Dementia Care, Alison
• MARAM Working with Adults using Violence - Identification, Safe and Equal
• Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Western Australian Government Workforce
• Supporting Children with Trauma, Emerging Minds Learning
• Preventing Suicide in Emergency Departments, Zero Suicide
• MARRAM BRIEF AND INTERMEDIATE TRAINING, Safe and Equal

Personal Care Assistant, Aurrum Aged Care (2024)

• Assisting with Daily Living: Helping residents with personal care tasks like bathing, dressing, and eating.
• Promoting Well-being: Monitoring residents’ health, assisting with medication, and encouraging social activities.
• Providing Person-Centered Care: Tailoring care to individual needs and preferences, respecting cultural and personal differences.
• Supporting Independence: Encouraging self-reliance and providing education on adaptive techniques.
• Ensuring Safety: Maintaining a safe environment, following hygiene protocols, and identifying potential risks.

Provisional Social Worker, Link Community and Transport (2024)

• Work with My Aage Care Portal: help service users according to their funding such as CHSP, DVA, HCP, NDIS and custom funding.
• Provided transportation services: Assisted older adults and individuals with disabilities in accessing essential services and activities.
• Supported social inclusion: Organized and facilitated social outings and activities to promote community engagement and combat loneliness.
• Advocated for Service users rights: Represented Service users’ needs and interests to relevant authorities, such as government agencies or service providers.
• Connected Service users with resources: Assisted Service users in accessing support services, such as gardening, cleaning and assistance shopping.
• Provided crisis intervention: Responded to urgent situations and provided immediate support to Service users in need.
• Conducted assessments: Assessed Service users’ needs and developed individualized care plans.
• Maintained Service user records: Documented Service user interactions, assessments, and interventions.
• Collaborated with other professionals: Worked with other professionals, such as health care providers and community workers, to provide comprehensive care for Service users.

Student Clinician, ACAP CLINIC, MELBOURNE (2023)

• Service user Assessments - Conduct comprehensive assessments to understand Service users’ mental health needs.
• Individual Counseling - Provide one-on-one counseling sessions to address Service users’ psychological concerns.
• Case Management - Manage Service user cases, coordinate services, and create treatment plans.
• Crisis Intervention - Respond to and manage crisis situations, providing immediate support.
• Collaboration with Treatment Team - Work closely with other mental health professionals to ensure coordinated care.
• Advocacy - Advocate for Service users’ needs and rights within the clinic and external systems.
• Documentation - Maintain accurate and confidential Service user records, including progress notes.
• Resource Referral - Connect Service users with community resources to enhance overall well-being.

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