Police certificate and NDIS Worker Screening requirements
Aged Care Worker Screening Guidelines
Changes made to recognise NDIS Worker Screening clearances
On 1 December 2020, approved residential aged care and Multi-Purpose Service providers who support residents who are National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants were automatically registered as NDIS providers.
All registered NDIS providers must ensure all workers in a risk assessed role, which includes working with NDIS participants, have an NDIS Worker Screening clearance, unless a transitional arrangement is in place.
For aged care, this means an NDIS Worker Screening clearance may be required in addition to a police certificate required under aged care legislation.
Changes have been made to aged care legislation to recognise NDIS Worker Screening clearances so that both clearances are not required.
This fact sheet outlines how the changes affect aged care providers that are also NDIS registered providers.
Recognising NDIS worker screening – for aged care providers that are registered NDIS providers
This fact sheet outlines how the changes affect aged care providers that are not registered NDIS providers.
Recognising NDIS worker screening – for aged care providers that are not registered NDIS providers
This fact sheet outlines how the changes affect aged care workers.