Relief Social Care & Support Worker - Community Integration

Barrog Healthcare; Cork; On-site; EUR 21,000 - 29,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Pension scheme

EAP & out-of-hours support

Career progression

Cycle to Work

Discounted driving lessons

Job summary

Barrg Healthcare is seeking Relief/ Casual Support Workers to assist individuals with disabilities in daily living and community activities. The role involves driving duties, aiding with care plans, and promoting client independence in line with care goals.

Rostered shifts across 8:00 AM–8:00 PM, Monday to Sunday, with pay scales and advancement opportunities. Full driver’s license and eligibility to work in Ireland required.

Qualifications

• QQI Level 5 Major Award in Health/Social Care (or equivalent) or commitment to complete the major award.
• BA in Social Care (QQI Level 7) or relevant field with CORU registration.

Responsibilities

• Support individuals with disabilities/autism in daily living activities and personal goals.
• Facilitate community integration, outings, and recreational activities.
• Practice safe driving and maintain company vehicles; report maintenance needs.
• Act as client advocate and assist in formulating and executing care plans.
• Assist clients with mobility needs and manage challenging behaviours using support plans.
• Provide activity reports to management and attend staff meetings.

Skills

Person-centered approach

Communication skills

Teamwork

IT literacy

Progress reporting

Education

QQI Level 5 Health/Social Care (Major Award)

BA in Social Care (QQI Level 7)

Job description

Barrg Healthcare is seeking Relief/ Casual Support Workers to assist individuals with disabilities in daily living and community activities. The role involves driving duties, aiding with care plans, and promoting client independence in line with care goals.

Rostered shifts across 8:00 AM–8:00 PM, Monday to Sunday, with pay scales and advancement opportunities. Full driver’s license and eligibility to work in Ireland required.