Flexible Bank Care Practitioner

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland; Erskine; On-site; GBP 1,240,000 - 1,791,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

TRFS Reward Scheme with discounts

Generous annual leave

In-house training and development

Refer a Friend £150

Glasgow Credit Union membership

Health Plan

Counselling/LifeWorks

Job summary

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland in Erskine is seeking Bank Support Practitioners to provide high-quality, person-centred care on a flexible, as-needed basis. You may be asked to cover 1–2 shifts per week to support staff absences, with 24/7 service requirements and various shift patterns.

Ideally you hold a full UK manual driving licence and can travel to support individuals, though this is not essential. You will join a dedicated team helping people with daily living, personal care, finances,

Qualifications

• Caring and empathetic by nature, with the ability to support others.
• Excellent communication skills for building relationships with people we support.
• Comfortable using computers and digital systems.
• Able to work well both independently and as part of a team.
• Strong organisational skills to manage daily tasks.

Responsibilities

• Support with meals and medication as needed.
• Provide personal care and assist with moving and handling.
• Support attendance at appointments and community activities.
• Encourage hobbies, social opportunities and confidence-building.
• Help with budgeting and daily living skills and personal organisation.
• Provide emotional support and help maintain positive relationships.

Skills

Caring nature

Excellent communication

Digital literacy

Independent & team work

Organisational skills

Tools

Computers / digital systems

Job description

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland in Erskine is seeking Bank Support Practitioners to provide high-quality, person-centred care on a flexible, as-needed basis. You may be asked to cover 1–2 shifts per week to support staff absences, with 24/7 service requirements and various shift patterns.

Ideally you hold a full UK manual driving licence and can travel to support individuals, though this is not essential. You will join a dedicated team helping people with daily living, personal care, finances,