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HIRANI is seeking a Rapid Responder to join our Expansion Team in Northern Ireland. You will work exclusively with the Registered Manager to support the development and mobilisation of new home care services, cover across the Trust zone, and assist with hospital discharges and new care packages.
The role requires a minimum of six months' homecare experience, a full clean driving licence with access to a car, fluent English, and strong planning and communication skills.
The Rapid Responder will be responsible for a range of duties, including but not limited to:
Working exclusively with the Registered Manager as part of the Expansion Team
Supporting the development and mobilisation of new home care services
Providing cover and support across the allocated Trust zone as required
Supporting the filling of new care packages and hospital discharges
Undertaking emergency care cover where required
Supporting staff shadowing and ensuring Health and Safety policies and procedures are followed
Checking and collecting daily record sheets from clients’ homes
Delivering care plans and log sheets to clients’ homes when required
Delivering PPE and other essential documentation or supplies
Supporting the care team to ensure services are delivered safely, consistently and to a high standard
Travelling between clients’ homes, offices and service areas within the allocated Trust zone as required
The post holder may also be required to undertake additional duties to meet the needs and responsibilities of the company.
Minimum of 6 months’ previous homecare experience
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English
Full clean driving licence
Access to a car for work purposes
Ability and willingness to travel throughout the allocated Trust zone
Strong organisational and time management skills
Flexible approach to working hours and service needs
Ability to work closely with the Registered Manager to support new and developing services
Previous supervisory or senior care experience
Excellent interpersonal skills
Empathetic and professional approach to supporting clients and staff
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Confidence in responding to changing operational priorities
Experience supporting service growth, new care packages or hospital discharge pathways