Compassionate female PA- wanted for a young girl with neurodiverse disability in Salford. MS001

Blue Sky Brokers; Salford; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

A care services company is seeking a calm and compassionate female PA for a young girl with neurodiverse disabilities in Salford. The role involves providing personal care, recreational support, and ensuring a nurturing environment. Candidates should have experience with neurodiverse children and be a driver. Flexible working hours available, paid at £14 per hour.

Qualifications

• Experience with neurodiverse children, especially with autism.
• Ability to handle challenging behaviors patiently.
• Flexibility to adapt to the child's needs.

Responsibilities

• Provide personal care support and recreational activities.
• Administer medication as required.
• Encourage outdoor play and interactions.

Skills

Empathy

Patience

Driving

Education

First Aid/CPR Certificate

Qualifications in care

Job description

Overview

Calm, compassionate female PA wanted for a young girl with neurodiverse disability in Salford. MS001. Passionate, empathetic, patient PA to build a friendship with this lovely, happy little girl and have a positive impact on her life. Ensuring you provide a safe and nurturing environment. Must have a zest for life and be fun—exploring the outdoors and providing messy play opportunities. Hours can be flexible—worked out with family. Must be a driver.

Details

• Location: Salford
• Hours per week: 12 term-time / 19 hours in school holidays
• Salary: £14 per hour
• Job Ref: MS001

Responsibilities

• Personal care support: undressing, changing nappy as and when required.
• Recreational: have fun and playing games with the child. Help keep her entertained and to get to know what makes her happy. Encouraging and joining in outdoor play—leisurely walks in the park.
• Mealtimes: give snack, be present with her at mealtimes.
• Medication: administer rescue epilepsy medication as and when required.

Specific requirements

• Proactively encouraging simple language—PECS (preferred).
• Previous experience with neurodiverse children in particular with autism.
• Ability to deal with challenging behaviours; be patient.
• First Aid/CPR – (preferred).
• Qualifications in care – (preferred).
• If there is an emergency at school—being able collect if needs be.

Training

• DBS check.
• Epilepsy training – will be given by parents.
• Rescue medication training – will be given by parents.

Hours and flexibility

£14 an hour. 12 hours a week during term-time and 19 hours in school holidays—between 3-6pm. Mum can be flexible with these hours.