Complex Care Healthcare Assistant (Epilepsy/ABI)

ExamWorks Investigation Services Limited; High Wycombe; On-site; GBP 19,286 - 22,041; Part time

Job summary

ExamWorks Investigation Services Limited is seeking a compassionate Female Healthcare Assistant to support a client with complex health needs in their family home in Buckinghamshire (HP16). The role focuses on one-to-one care, promoting comfort, wellbeing, dignity and independence while ensuring clinical needs are safely managed.

You will monitor seizures, manage medications, assist with eating and drinking, provide oxygen, monitor vital signs and maintain infection control, while communicating

Qualifications

• Minimum of 12 months' complex care experience.
• Strong experience supporting individuals with epilepsy and seizure management.
• Experience working with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), including post-traumatic amnesia.
• Experience managing complex medication regimes.
• A caring, patient and family-centred approach.
• Excellent communication skills.
• The ability to work independently within a home environment.
• A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (essential due to location).

Responsibilities

• Seizure monitoring and management.
• Administration of emergency epilepsy medication.
• Assistance with eating and drinking.
• Oxygen therapy.
• Vital signs monitoring.
• Following infection prevention and control procedures.
• Observing and responding to non-verbal communication cues.
• Accurate record keeping and communication with the wider care team.

Skills

Complex care

Epilepsy care

ABI experience

Medication management

Communication

Independence

Driving licence

Job description

ExamWorks Investigation Services Limited is seeking a compassionate Female Healthcare Assistant to support a client with complex health needs in their family home in Buckinghamshire (HP16). The role focuses on one-to-one care, promoting comfort, wellbeing, dignity and independence while ensuring clinical needs are safely managed.

You will monitor seizures, manage medications, assist with eating and drinking, provide oxygen, monitor vital signs and maintain infection control, while communicating