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Active Care Group
Ruthin
3 months ago
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You must be a driver for this role.


Are you looking for a role working 2 nights a week 10pm - 8am plus 2 Saturdays a month 10 hour shifts?


Would you love a rewarding role, supporting a client with complex health needs in their own homeand with social activities?


Come and join one of the UK's largest providers of complex care.

Within the Care in the Home division, we support adults with spinal cord injury, acquired brain injury and complex health needs to live in their own homes.

We'd like you to join us as aSupport Workerat our clients home based inRuthin.

Contract can be offered after successful probation period.


The role as told from our client:

I am looking to hire a suitable candidate to assist me in my own home and with social activities. This will include two Saturdays a month - 11am until 9pm (10 hour shifts), the candidate must be able to drive my vehicle. My days will include going out to the pub, restaurants, cinema and spending time assisting me with my drone as well as meeting my friends. The candidate must be flexible with their times as this may change when I plan to go out to music concerts, however; any changes will be notified in advance.


When you'll be working:

  • X2 nights a week 10pm - 8am

  • x2 Saturdays per month.


What you'll be doing:

This role is to support our male client with muscular dystrophy in his own home and out in the community which will involve supporting with personal care, medication, moving and handling and managing clinical equipment.


You must be a driver, to drive the clients vehicle.


What you'll have:

  • Kind and caring nature
  • previous care experience
  • Flexibility & reliability
  • Good communication skills

What to look forward to:

  • Paid up to £13.50 per hour (depending on experience)
  • Fullspecialist training, shadow shifts, andongoing supportfrom the Care Manager provided
  • Accrued holiday pay
  • Regular consistent workwith rolling rotas
  • Flexible zero hours contract
  • Join theActive Learning Huband benefit from a wide range of e learning and face to face training and development opportunities
  • ANest Personal Pensionaccount
  • We recognise outstandingActive Behavioursvia theActive Awardsprogramme
  • Refer a FriendSchemeand earn yourself up to£1,500by recommending someone you know
  • and, of course, the support and guidance of our qualified clinical and business leadership teams so that you can reallydevelop your careerwith Active Care Group

We also want to ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable facilities to participate in job applications or interviews to perform essential job functions. To support this, we are a Disability confident employer.

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