FAQs
What is the hourly pay for the Carelink Operator position?
The hourly pay for the Carelink Operator position is $15 per hour.
What is the work schedule for this position?
The work schedule for this position is Monday to Friday, totaling 36 hours a week.
When does the position start?
The position is set to start as soon as possible (ASAP).
What are the working hours for the shifts?
The working hours are from 07:00 am to 15:00 pm for day shifts and from 15:00 pm to 23:00 pm for afternoon shifts, including some unsociable hours.
What are the main responsibilities of a Carelink Operator?
Main responsibilities include receiving calls, recording incidents, reporting equipment faults, handling emergency calls, and updating user information in the system.
Is prior experience required for this job?
While specific prior experience isn’t mentioned, familiarity with call handling and telephony services may be beneficial.
What type of calls will the Carelink Operator handle?
The Carelink Operator will handle calls from vulnerable people, including emergency and life-threatening situations, and referrals from the public or agencies.
Will there be training provided for this role?
The job description does not specify training, but it is likely that some training will be provided to familiarize new hires with the computerized call handling system.
Is this role full-time or part-time?
This role is a full-time position with a commitment of 36 hours per week.
Can the Carelink Operator respond to emergency situations?
Yes, the Carelink Operator is expected to respond to emergency situations, including assisting with lifting uninjured fallers and giving access to emergency services.

