Senior Paediatric Complex Care Carer — Nights

Superior Healthcare; England; On-site; GBP 23,419 - 26,174; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Blue Light Card

Competitive pay

Diploma progression

Refer a friend £50 voucher

Paid training and induction

Wellbeing support

Company car for personal and pro

Job summary

Superior Healthcare is seeking a Children’s Complex Care Senior Carer to provide night-time, one-to-one support for children with complex healthcare needs across Kent.

You will work 8–12 hour waking night shifts, with a 1:1 client ratio and options for a consistent rota, overtime, or a rolling 3-on, 3-off pattern.

Experience with tracheostomy care, PEG/Mickey Button feeding, and medication administration is essential; a full UK driving licence and right to work in the UK are required.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting children with complex healthcare needs.
• Confident with tracheostomy care and suctioning.
• Ability to work night shifts in community settings.

Responsibilities

• To show the client dignity and respect at all times.
• To regularly refer to and follow care plans written by the Nurse Manager to ensure exceptional person-centred care is provided.
• To be an advocate for the client, working in their best interest and in accordance with Superior Healthcare's policies and procedures.
• To be fun, friendly and engaging with the client around their interests and hobbies.
• To closely observe and monitor the client and keep thorough documentation.

Skills

Tracheostomy care

PEG feeding

Mickey Button feeding

Medication administration

Community-based complex care

Caring professional approach

Job description

Superior Healthcare is seeking a Children’s Complex Care Senior Carer to provide night-time, one-to-one support for children with complex healthcare needs across Kent.

You will work 8–12 hour waking night shifts, with a 1:1 client ratio and options for a consistent rota, overtime, or a rolling 3-on, 3-off pattern.

Experience with tracheostomy care, PEG/Mickey Button feeding, and medication administration is essential; a full UK driving licence and right to work in the UK are required.