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Barróg Healthcare is seeking Social Care Workers and Support Workers for day services across Cork City and County. The role involves supporting individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities and autism through person-centred care, meaningful activities and community participation.
We are a private health and social care provider delivering residential, day and community services nationwide, and we offer a range of benefits for staff including pension, bonuses, and training opportunities.
Location: On site / Cork, Ireland
job type: Permanent / Part-time
Sector and subsector: Medical & Healthcare | Social Care / Social Worker
Annual Salary range:from € 31,000.00 to € 38,772.00
Support Worker (HCA or SCW):Co. Cork- evening Service
Purpose of the Role
Barróg Healthcare is recruiting Social Care Workers and Support Workers for day services across Cork City and County.
The role involves supporting individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities and/or autism through person-centred care, meaningful activities and community participation. Staff work closely with each person and their circle of support to promote independence, inclusion and equal citizenship.
Barróg Healthcare is a private health and social care provider delivering residential, day and community services nationwide across disability, mental health, aftercare and mainstream social care.
We are committed to supporting our service users and employees and welcome applications from candidates who share our values.
Salary: Support Workers from €15.00 per hour and Social Care Workers from €17.00 per hour
Job Type: Part time- Monday to Friday- 32 hours a week
Hours: 12 pm-7.30 pm in Mayfield and 1 pm to 8pm in Monahan road- Monday to Friday
Locations: Mayfield and Monahan Road, Cork City
Reporting to: Team Lead and Day Service Manager
Probation: Six months
Applicants must have permission to work in Ireland and hold a full clean driving licence.
Support Worker applicants must have:
Social Care Worker applicants must have:
Relevant qualifications in nursing, psychology, addiction studies, teaching or accredited youth training may also be considered, depending on the service and client group.
Key Skills
Main Responsibilities
All applicants will be subject to reference checks, Garda Vetting and international police clearance where they have lived outside Ireland for more than six months since turning 16.