Night Care Assistant - Dignity, Independence & Training

Bidvane; Greater London; On-site; GBP 12,000 - 15,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Induction and training programme

Opportunities to learn and develop

Job summary

The Care Assistant – Nights role at Avery Healthcare’s Wandsworth Common home supports older residents in a night-care setting. You’ll provide personal care, promote dignity, monitor clinical risks and work with the care team across varied night tasks.

No prior experience is required; a DBS disclosure check is required with cost covered by Avery, and proof of eligibility to work in the UK is needed. An induction and training programme is offered.

Qualifications

• Effective verbal and written communication skills.
• Demonstrates initiative and respect for residents' dignity.
• Ability to work efficiently under guidance.
• Adaptable to a range of responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide residents with personal care and hygiene support while promoting independence and dignity.
• Recognise risks such as weight loss, pressure sores, falls and infection, and elevate concerns promptly.
• Help maintain continuity of care by contributing to the care team.
• Treat residents and visitors courteously, respecting each resident’s dignity.
• Follow safe systems of work across assigned tasks.
• Carry out reasonable instructions from team members.
• Adapt to a range of responsibilities, including at short notice.

Skills

Verbal and written communication

Initiative

Respect for residents

Work efficiently under guidance

Adaptability

Job description

The Care Assistant – Nights role at Avery Healthcare’s Wandsworth Common home supports older residents in a night-care setting. You’ll provide personal care, promote dignity, monitor clinical risks and work with the care team across varied night tasks.

No prior experience is required; a DBS disclosure check is required with cost covered by Avery, and proof of eligibility to work in the UK is needed. An induction and training programme is offered.