Support Workers KT11

Snap Care; Cobham; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

Snap Care seeks two female Carer/Support Workers to assist Hilary in KT11, Surrey. You will support an adult woman with complex healthcare needs including an Acquired Brain Injury, providing companionship, daily care and respectful, patient interaction.

Shifts: 36 hours (Wed, Thu and Sunday night) or 24 hours (Sat-Sun, including waking nights). A clear English voice, non-smoker status and relevant care experience are required; a driver is highly preferable.

Qualifications

• Care experience with adults.
• Acquired Brain Injury experience.
• Experience of, or understanding of, mental health.
• Female candidates only due to client's needs.
• Non-smoker/vaper.
• Candidates must speak English clearly for client communication.

Responsibilities

• Provide compassionate day and waking-night support.
• Respect client’s pace, choices and need for space.
• Assist with activities, companionship and daily routines.

Skills

Care experience

Acquired Brain Injury experience

Mental health awareness

English proficiency

Non-smoker

Job description

Two Carer/Support Workers (Female), KT11, Surrey. £20.00 to £25.00 gross per hour. Rewarding opportunity supporting an adult woman with complex healthcare needs and an Acquired Brain Injury. Help Hilary enjoy her love of crafts, games and companionship while making a meaningful difference to her daily life. Two positions available.

Key Information

• Job Title: Carer/Support Workers
• Pay: £20.00 to £25.00 gross per hour
• Location: KT11, Surrey
• Start Date: Position 1: ASAP. Position 2: New Year
• Hours and Days of Work: Position 1: 36 hours, Wednesday to Thursday and Sunday night. Position 2: 24 hours, Saturday to Sunday. Includes waking nights.
• Essential Experience: Care experience with adults. Acquired Brain Injury experience. Experience of, or a good understanding of, mental health. This role is open to female candidates only. Non-smoker/vaper. Due to the client’s communication difficulties, candidates must speak English clearly and be easily understood by the client.
• Desirable: Complex healthcare experience, palliative care, medication administration
• Driver Required: Highly preferable. Automatic adapted vehicle on duty.
• Family Pets: None
• Facilities: Carer’s bedroom and bathroom

Hilary, an adult, enjoys card making, Lego and Sticker collecting. She has complex medical conditions, post-traumatic stress disorder and an Acquired Brain Injury.

Her Support Workers provide compassionate day and waking-night support, respecting her pace, choices and need for space. This rewarding opportunity suits someone calm, patient and emotionally aware.

Where a specific gender is essential to meet the client's needs, this is a genuine occupational requirement under Schedule 9, Paragraph 1 of the Equality Act 2010.