Waking Night Care Worker – Epilepsy & Independence

Homecare First; England; On-site; GBP 12,000 - 18,000; Part time

Job summary

Homecare First is seeking a caring Bank Waking Night Support Worker to join a care team supporting a young adult with complex needs in her home. You will provide safe, person-centred support through the night, following established care plans and guidelines.

The role requires staying awake and alert for the entire waking-night shift, with responsibilities including personal care, epilepsy monitoring, medication administration (where trained), and detailed handovers within a multidisciplinary

Qualifications

• Candidates must have an existing valid Right to Work in the UK.
• Experience in care or support work is required.
• Ideally experience supporting individuals with epilepsy and learning disabilities.
• Ability to remain awake and alert during the full waking-night shift.
• Calm, patient and person-centred approach with good communication.

Responsibilities

• Provide attentive support throughout the night.
• Assist with personal care and continence when required.
• Monitor and respond to epilepsy/seizure activity.
• Follow care plans, risk assessments and clinical guidance.
• Support safe mobility and use of specialist equipment.
• Administer medication where trained and authorised.
• Maintain clear and accurate care records.
• Communicate effectively with the care team and provide handovers.
• Promote independence, dignity and quality of life.
• Report concerns or changes in presentation appropriately.

Skills

Caring

Reliability

Night shift experience

Epilepsy awareness

Good communication

Record-keeping

Job description

Homecare First is seeking a caring Bank Waking Night Support Worker to join a care team supporting a young adult with complex needs in her home. You will provide safe, person-centred support through the night, following established care plans and guidelines.

The role requires staying awake and alert for the entire waking-night shift, with responsibilities including personal care, epilepsy monitoring, medication administration (where trained), and detailed handovers within a multidisciplinary