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Walkeringham Care Home is seeking a Senior Care Assistant to lead the night team in a residential setting near Walkeringham. The role focuses on guiding staff, supporting residents, and ensuring consistent, high-quality care during night hours.
Applicants should have at least two years in a residential or nursing home and hold a Level 3 in Health & Social Care. The position requires a resilient, fair leader with a person-centred approach and safeguarding awareness.
£16 per hour plus incentives
Start Date: August 2026
Job Type: Full-time permanent
Hours: 12-hour shifts, 3 one week and 4 the next, including alternate weekends
Location: Walkeringham, Lincolnshire, DN10, UK
Start Date: November 2026
Salary: £16/hour plus incentives
We are hiring for a respected residential care home near Walkeringham that provides personal and dementia care. The home is committed to supporting residents to maintain dignity and independence, and they need an experienced Senior Care Assistant to lead their night team.
The Senior Care Assistant role is essential for nighttime operations. As a senior team leader on nights, you'll guide the team during the most crucial hours. Your responsibilities include supervising staff, supporting residents, mentoring junior team members, ensuring high-quality care throughout the shift, and being a dependable presence that residents and colleagues can rely on. It's not about making big gestures, but about providing consistent care and showing up every shift.
You have at least two years of genuine experience in a residential or nursing home environment. Additionally, holding your Level 3 in Health & Social Care is essential for senior roles.
Beyond qualifications, you're:
£16 per hour plus incentives
Annual performance-related pay increases up to 8%
This is a respected residential care home near Walkeringham providing personal and dementia care. The home is committed to delivering the highest standards of support and helping residents maintain dignity and independence. Their experienced team is dedicated to person-centred practice and staff development.