Overnight Care & Independence Advocate

Priory; Farcet; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Contributory pension scheme

Flexible benefits (gym membership, IT)

Development opportunities

IPD sponsorship

Long service award

Refer a friend bonuses

Relocation support up to £3000

Job summary

Priory in Conquest House, Farcet (Peterborough) is seeking a Waking Night Support Worker to provide high-quality, person-centred care for residents with a primary learning disability, including those on the autism spectrum. You will work the night shift to support independence, wellbeing and dignity.

A full driving licence is essential; training is provided. You will build trusted relationships with residents, families and colleagues while maintaining care plans and records with attention to

Qualifications

• Full driving licence and the ability to drive are essential.
• Experience in care or support work is desirable, training provided.
• Commitment to upholding professional standards, policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Provide personal care and support with daily living tasks.
• Encourage and assist participation in activities and community life.
• Support service users in achieving their personal outcomes in the way they choose.
• Maintain accurate records, care plans, charts, and daily notes.
• Build positive relationships with service users, families, colleagues, and stakeholders.
• Uphold safety, security, and confidentiality in line with policies and regulations.
• Act as a key worker for individuals, helping them to set goals and track progress.
• Promote choice, independence, and involvement at all times.
• Contribute to continuous improvement by sharing ideas and suggestions.

Skills

Caring and respectful

Communication skills

Relationship-building

Flexibility/adaptability

Job description

Priory in Conquest House, Farcet (Peterborough) is seeking a Waking Night Support Worker to provide high-quality, person-centred care for residents with a primary learning disability, including those on the autism spectrum. You will work the night shift to support independence, wellbeing and dignity.

A full driving licence is essential; training is provided. You will build trusted relationships with residents, families and colleagues while maintaining care plans and records with attention to