Every day, Seasons employees enter our communities, wear their uniforms with pride and work tirelessly to ensure our residents can live comfortably and happily.
Whether you are part of our kitchen, cleaning, administration, maintenance or clinical care team, Seasons proudly recognises and appreciates the contribution each of you makes.
Aged Care Employee Day is celebrated annually on August 7 and provides an opportunity to acknowledge our diverse workforce and the meaningful impact our employees have in the lives of older Australians.
To the entire Seasons team – thank you for caring.
This Aged Care Employee Day, Seasons is proud to recognise team members like Atong Chaw, who enriches the lives of residents every day through compassionate care.
Since Seasons Sinnamon Park first opened its doors in 2018, Atong has arrived in the early hours of each morning, to start her shift as a Personal Care Worker.
Driven by her genuine desire to help others, Atong has personally made a profound difference in the lives of hundreds of residents and their families, through the exceptional care she provides.
“I have always loved working at Seasons,” she said.
“Working with residents, getting to know them and making sure they feel safe, respected and content is the most rewarding job.
“I believe person-centred care means getting to know residents one-on-one and truly understanding them at their core, so you can deliver the best care possible.”
Inspired by her colleagues and their dedication, Atong said she was grateful to work alongside a team of hardworking, kind and friendly carers.
As part of Aged Care Employee Day, Seasons also celebrates the employees who continue to grow professionally while delivering exceptional care, including newly graduated Registered Nurse Jolene Everett.
When it comes to a career in care, few professions are as rewarding and offer as many pathways, as Jolene has discovered. After five years of working as a Personal Care Worker at Seasons, Jolene is now set to continue working at the retirement community as a recently graduated Registered Nurse.
“Healthcare has always been my passion,” she said.
“What I enjoy most about my work is the diversity of people I interact with each day, and the chance to learn from staff and residents and grow through their guidance.”
After receiving encouragement from a close friend to continue her education journey, Jolene decided to study nursing.
While she admits she was initially hesitant about adding the extra commitment to her already busy schedule, Jolene quickly found herself fascinated by the content and excited about her new career prospects.
“Advancing my studies has helped me better understand the complexities of chronic illness and has strengthened the support I can provide to our residents,” she said.
“Seeing the bigger picture helps me provide more thoughtful, well-rounded support and I hope others who are continuing their studies consider choosing a similar path at Seasons.
“The Seasons Management Team has been incredible in supporting my gradual transition, while also ensuring I can maintain financial stability with flexible and consistent shifts.
“Everyone helps in whatever way they can, even if it’s simply by offering a supportive ear.”
Passionate about person-centred care, Jolene said her role was about advocating for and assisting residents, while always protecting and respecting their independence, autonomy and choices.
No matter what you do at Seasons, you will make a meaningful impact every day. See our current vacancies here.
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