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Medical Update Online is seeking a Senior Care Assistant for night shifts at a specialist dementia care home in Fareham, Hampshire. The role focuses on delivering compassionate, person-centred care to residents overnight, supporting independence and wellbeing.
You will lead the night team, ensure medication is safely administered, and maintain accurate care records in a calming, home-like environment. This full-time night role offers progression opportunities and ongoing training.
Location: Fareham, Hampshire
Pay: £30,597.00 per annum
Hours: Full Time Nights
We are recruiting on behalf of a warm and welcoming specialist dementia care home in Fareham, Hampshire, providing high-quality residential, dementia, respite and day care for up to 44 residents.
The home offers a comfortable and supportive environment where residents are encouraged to maintain their independence, enjoy meaningful activities and live fulfilling lives. The team takes pride in delivering personalised care that recognises each resident as an individual, respecting their preferences, routines and personal choices.
The home features bright and airy communal areas, comfortable lounges, a conservatory and welcoming dining spaces. Residents can also enjoy extensive, well-maintained gardens with mature trees, outdoor seating and raised planting beds. The level, wheelchair-friendly garden provides a peaceful space for residents to relax, socialise or enjoy gardening activities.
Located close to Fareham town centre, local shops and transport links, the home provides a convenient location for visiting families while maintaining a calm and homely atmosphere.
As a Senior Care Assistant, you will play a key role in delivering high standards of care while leading and supporting the care team throughout the night shift.
You will help ensure residents feel safe, comfortable and well cared for overnight, with a particular focus on supporting people living with dementia and promoting their dignity, independence and wellbeing.
Your responsibilities will include:
To be successful in this role, you will ideally have: