Female Support Worker

Enhanced Healthcare; Llandudno; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

Enhanced Healthcare is seeking a Female Support Worker in Llandudno to support a gentleman with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) at home and in the community. Driving licence is essential to drive the gentleman's own vehicle, with shifts that can vary from 7 to 24 hours, including day and evening slots, plus sleep shifts.

You will help with personal care, daily routines, cooking, and accessing the community, always promoting independence and wellbeing.

Qualifications

• Experienced and compassionate care for a gentleman with ABI.
• Ability to support personal care, daily routines, and community access.
• Driving licence is essential as you will drive the gentleman's own vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Support in the gentleman's own home and in the community.
• Assist with personal care, daily routines, cooking, and wellbeing.
• Encourage independence and promote safety and calm handling of challenging behaviours.

Skills

Compassionate care

Patient support

Driving licence

Job description

Female Support Worker (Acquired Brain Injury)

Location: Llandudno

Pay Rates: £15 per hour | £62 per sleep (11pm–7am)

Enhanced Healthcare are looking for an experienced and compassionate Support Worker to join our team supporting a gentleman with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) in his own home and out in the community, Driving licence is essential as you would be required to drive the gentleman's own vehicle.

Shifts can vary between 7 and 24 hours, depending on the rota and the needs of the individual. Typical shifts include:

• 10am–5pm
• 5pm–11pm (followed by sleep 11pm–7am)
• 7am–10am

About the Role

You’ll be supporting a friendly and sociable gentleman who enjoys:

• People watching and chatting about what’s going on around him
• Getting out in the community for coffee and local trips
• Watching the soaps and sports
• Talking about Liverpool FC and cars

Due to the impact of his brain injury, he can sometimes shout or display verbal behaviours, including while travelling in the car. It’s important that you’re able to remain calm and professional, understanding that these behaviours are part of his condition and not personal.

He has some speech difficulties but can hold great conversations once you get to know him. We’re looking for someone who can encourage him to try new things and broaden his routine with confidence and positivity.

You’ll support him with personal care, daily routines, cooking, and accessing the community — all while promoting independence and wellbeing.

Job Type: Part-time

Work Location: In person