Positive Behaviour & Complex Support Worker

Partners In Care Yorkshire Ltd; Scarborough (ME); On-site; USD 20,000 - 29,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Enhanced pay rates

Specialist training

Stable long-term package

Small dedicated team environment

Career progression opportunities

Clinical and management support

Opportunity to develop specialist_expe

Job summary

Partners In Care Yorkshire Ltd is seeking a part-time support worker to assist a client with an acquired brain injury, providing consistent, psychologically informed support in home and community settings.

The role requires emotional resilience, strong boundaries, and the ability to work within multi-agency teams while promoting independence and quality of life.

Qualifications

• Calm under pressure.
• Emotionally resilient.
• Non-reactive communication style.
• Strong boundary awareness.
• Professional and reliable.
• Able to work within emotionally demanding environments.
• Reflective and willing to learn.

Responsibilities

• Delivering person-centred support within the home and community.
• Supporting emotional regulation and behavioural stability.
• Responding appropriately to behaviours that challenge.
• Maintaining consistency of approach across the team.
• Using de-escalation and low-arousal communication techniques.
• Supporting independence and daily living.
• Accurate recording and professional communication.
• Participating in reflective supervision and team development.
• Maintaining clear professional boundaries at all times.

Skills

Calm under pressure

Emotionally resilient

Non-reactive communication style

Strong boundary awareness

Professional and reliable

Able to work within emotionally-demand

Reflective and willing to learn

Job description

Location

Scarborough

Salary

£13 per hour plus enhanced weekend rate

Hours

25-35 hours per week depending on service needs

About the Role

We are developing a specialist support team for a client with an acquired brain injury living within the community who requires a highly consistent, psychologically informed approach to support.

This role is suited to individuals with strong emotional resilience who are confident working within complex behavioural and interpersonal environments.

The successful candidate will support the individual to maintain independence and quality of life while helping to reduce distress, conflict, and instability through calm, professional, and consistent approaches.

This is a specialist position requiring emotional intelligence, professional boundaries, reflective practice, and the ability to work collaboratively within a multi-agency environment.

Core Responsibilities

• Delivering person-centred support within the home and community
  Supporting emotional regulation and behavioural stability
  Responding appropriately to behaviours that challenge
  Maintaining consistency of approach across the team
  Using de-escalation and low-arousal communication techniques
  Supporting independence and daily living
  Accurate recording and professional communication
  Participating in reflective supervision and team development
  Maintaining clear professional boundaries at all times

Essential Qualities

• Calm under pressure
  Emotionally resilient
  Non-reactive communication style
  Strong boundary awareness
  Professional and reliable
  Able to work within emotionally demanding environments
  Reflective and willing to learn

Desirable Backgrounds

• Positive behaviour support
  Mental health
  Forensic support
  Brain injury rehabilitation
  Autism services
  Psychology or counselling
  Complex community support

Benefits

• Enhanced pay rates
  Specialist training
  Stable long-term package
  Small dedicated team environment
  Career progression opportunities
  Clinical and management support
  Opportunity to develop specialist expertise