Senior Care Assistant

Atlas Care Homes Ltd; Tees Valley; Presencial; GBP 24 000 - 32 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Brownlee Court Care Home in Middlesbrough is seeking a Senior Care Assistant to lead the care team and deliver compassionate, high-quality support to residents. This is a full-time, permanent role at a warm, welcoming home where every resident matters.

You will assess individual needs, develop person-centred care plans, supervise and mentor staff, administer medication safely, monitor wellbeing, and liaise with healthcare professionals and families to ensure dignity, independence and comfort in

Qualificações

• Senior Care Assistant leading a care team with focus on high-quality resident support.
• Ability to assess needs and develop person-centred care plans.
• Experience supervising and mentoring care staff.
• Proficiency in coordinating with healthcare professionals and families.

Responsabilidades

• Leading and supporting the care team to deliver high-quality care
• Administering medication safely and accurately
• Monitoring residents' wellbeing and updating care records
• Liaising with healthcare professionals and families
• Supporting residents with personal care, meals, and daily activities
• Ensuring the home remains clean, safe, and welcoming
• Promoting dignity, independence, and choice for every resident
• Participating in audits, inspections, and team meetings

Conhecimentos

Leadership

Mentoring staff

Medication administration

Care planning

Communication with families

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Brownlee Court Care Home - Middlesbrough, TS3 7SF

Full-Time | Permanent

Are you a Senior Care Assistant looking to further develop your skills? Join our team at Brownlee Court care home as a Senior Care Assistant and help us deliver truly exceptional care to our residents. This is more than just a job , it's a chance to lead with compassion, support others, and make a meaningful impact every single day.

As a Senior Care Assistant, you'll play a key leadership role within our care team. You'll be responsible for assessing individual needs, developing person-centred care plans, and ensuring that medical, physical, and emotional support is delivered to the highest standard. You'll also supervise and mentor care staff, helping them grow and maintain best practices.

• Leading and supporting the care team to deliver high-quality care
• Administering medication safely and accurately
• Monitoring residents' wellbeing and updating care records
• Liaising with healthcare professionals and families
• Supporting residents with personal care, meals, and daily activities
• Ensuring the home remains clean, safe, and welcoming
• Promoting dignity, independence, and choice for every resident
• Participating in audits, inspections, and team meetings