Waking Night Support Specialist – Empower Lives (Nights)

iBC Healthcare; Spalding; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training & induction

Blue Light Card

Cycle to Work Scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Wellbeing support

28 days holiday

Job summary

IBC Healthcare is seeking a Waking Night Support Worker (female only) to provide person-centred care during night shifts. The role focuses on individuals with learning difficulties, mental health needs, and complex care requirements, fostering safety, independence, and wellbeing in a supportive environment.

Shifts are nights only from 21:00 to 07:00, four shifts per week, with alternate weekends. A driving licence is preferred but not essential, and comprehensive training is provided to ensure

Qualifications

• Experience supporting individuals with learning difficulties.
• Experience working with mental health conditions, complex care, and challenging behaviours.
• Full UK Driving Licence (desired but not essential).
• Strong multitasking, time management, and organisational skills.
• Attention to detail, flexibility, and a caring, compassionate approach.

Responsibilities

• Provide person-centred support to individuals with disabilities, including those with complex needs, enabling them to achieve positive outcomes.
• Support with daily tasks such as medication administration, cooking, cleaning, and completing paperwork.
• Offer both emotional and practical support.
• Help individuals access community facilities and participate in community activities.
• Build trusting relationships that promote independence and improve quality of life.
• Empower individuals to develop new skills and explore hobbies and interests.

Skills

Learning difficulties

Mental Health

Challenging behaviours

Multi-tasking

Time management

Organisational skills

Attention to detail

Flexibility

Caring and compassionate

Teamwork

Independent work

Job description

IBC Healthcare is seeking a Waking Night Support Worker (female only) to provide person-centred care during night shifts. The role focuses on individuals with learning difficulties, mental health needs, and complex care requirements, fostering safety, independence, and wellbeing in a supportive environment.

Shifts are nights only from 21:00 to 07:00, four shifts per week, with alternate weekends. A driving licence is preferred but not essential, and comprehensive training is provided to ensure