Support Worker

Clover Care Group; Great Yarmouth; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 25,000; Part time

Job summary

Clover Care Group is seeking a compassionate Support Worker in Great Yarmouth to provide person-centred care for someone with complex needs after a spinal cord injury and diabetes.

The role involves assisting with daily living, monitoring health, and responding to potential complications, with day shifts £16ph and nights/weekends £18ph. Training and competency assessments will be provided.

Qualifications

• Previous care or support work experience.
• Willing to undertake role-specific training and competency assessments.
• Experience in complex care, spinal injuries or diabetes is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Provide personal care and support with all daily living activities.
• Monitor physical and psychological wellbeing, recognising early signs of deterioration.
• Identify and respond appropriately to potential complications, including autonomic dysreflexia (AD), infection, dehydration, respiratory decline and diabetic instability.
• Escalate concerns promptly in line with care plans and emergency procedures.
• Maintain accurate care records and communicate effectively with the wider care team.
• Promote dignity, comfort, safety and emotional wellbeing at all times.

Skills

Care experience

Compassionate

Observant

Dependable

Willing to train

Job description

SupportWorker -Great Yarmouth

£16ph Days | £18ph Nights & Weekends

Experienced Complex Care Workers Wanted – Great Yarmouth

We are looking for a compassionate, reliable and proactive Support Worker to provide person-centred care to an individual with complex needs following a C4/C5 spinal cord injury and living with diabetes.

The individual is fully dependent on others for all aspects of daily living and requires attentive support, proactive health monitoring and a consistent approach to maintaining their wellbeing.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide personal care and support with all daily living activities.
• Monitor physical and psychological wellbeing, recognising early signs of deterioration.
• Identify and respond appropriately to potential complications, including autonomic dysreflexia (AD), infection, dehydration, respiratory decline and diabetic instability.
• Escalate concerns promptly in line with care plans and emergency procedures.
• Maintain accurate care records and communicate effectively with the wider care team.
• Promote dignity, comfort, safety and emotional wellbeing at all times.

About You

• Previous care or support work experience.
• Compassionate, observant and dependable.
• Confident recognising changes in health and escalating concerns.
• Experience in complex care, spinal injuries or diabetes is desirable.
• Willing to undertake role-specific training and competency assessments.

If you are passionate about delivering safe, high-quality care and making a genuine difference to someone's life, we would love to hear from you.