Care and Support Worker, Selston

Make a difference in someone’s life, put a smile on someone’s face, give something back to your local community - work as a Health Care Assistant and love your job!

Our benefits include:

• Rates £13.00 per hour (2 weekly Pay)
• 35p per mile
• Paid holidays
• Company mobile phone provided
• No previous experience needed, full training provided
• Paid induction and update training
• Support and funding for recognised qualifications
• Plenty of opportunity for promotion and career progression
• Enhanced PPE provided
• Enhanced DBS check, paid for

Valley Care by Care Sante are looking for part time and full time Care and Support Workers working to join our care teams in the areas of:

• Selston

We are looking for one Care and Support Worker s to join our family like team. We have one part time position available. You’ll provide life-changing care and support that enables vulnerable adults of all ages to live fulfilling lives in their own homes.

Our usual working shifts are:

• Mornings 7am - 3pm
• Evenings 4pm-10pm

Job Description:

• Our home care assistants are responsible for assisting service users with personal care such as washing, bathing and toilet arrangements.
• Helping service users overcome any mobility problems and other physical disabilities, including helping in the use and care of aids and personal equipment.
• Domestic tasks such as making and changing beds, tidying rooms, light cleaning, laundry and emptying commodes
• Help with eating and drinking by preparing meals, snacks and drinks
• Support with administrating medication.
• Contribute as needed to a person’s end-of-life care

Requirements:

• Have a right to work within the UK
• A driving licence and access to a vehicle is preferred for this role
• No previous experience is necessary but you will need to demonstrate real compassion, be an excellent communicator and problem solver, and be committed to delivering high-quality, respectful care

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