Complex Care Assistant
Role Overview
As a Complex Care Assistant, you will be providing support and care to our service users. This role requires a compassionate and attentive individual who can assist with clinical needs, personal care, and daily living tasks under the supervision of our clinical team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist with the care needs of service user in accordance with their care plan.
- Support with clinical requirements such as Suctioning, Seizure Management.
- Work collaboratively with family members and the multidisciplinary team to provide holistic care.
- Monitor and record the health and well\-being of service user, reporting any changes.
- Ensure dignity, privacy, and independence are maintained at all times.
- Experience in a care setting, particularly with complex care needs.
- Excellent communication skills and a commitment to delivering compassionate care.
- Enhanced DBS check will be required, we can assist with this.
- Competitive salary with enhancements for unsociable hours.
- Opportunity for Overtime
- Comprehensive training and development opportunities.
- Supportive working environment with access to a dedicated clinical team.
We specialise in providing exceptional care services to individuals in the community with complex health needs. Our approach is nurse\-led and tailored to the unique requirements of our service users.
We are looking for compassionate and dedicated Healthcare Support Workers / Complex Care Assistants to help us continue delivering high\-quality care that makes a real difference in our service users' lives.
How to Apply: Please submit your CV detailing your experience and suitability for the role using this advert.
Job Types: Full\-time, Part\-time
Pay: £17\.00\-£19\.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Company pension
- On\-site parking
- Referral programme
- Do you have hands\-on experience supporting individuals with epilepsy or managing seizures, including the use of a care plan for seizure response?
- Explain your level of competence and experience with suctioning procedures. If you haven’t performed suctioning before, describe any related clinical tasks or training you’ve completed that could help you learn this skill.
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