Day or Night Carer

Job summary

About the role
The Abbey Dean Care Home are looking to recruit a compassionate, enthusiastic and caring individuals to join our care team.
Currently Recruiting for:
Senior Carer 
8 pm – 8 am Shifts
Weekend availability is required (pay uplifts apply on weekends)
- Care Experience Essential
- L2 or L3 in Health & Social Care Preferable
- Care Skill Certificate to be completed as part of the induction
Experience:
- Care experience is preferable but full training is also offered to all recruited staff.
- Trial shifts are available.
PLEASE NOTE: NO SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED FOR THIS ROLE
About the home
The Abbey Dean Care Home is a 18-bed nursing home located in the Barnham, West Sussex. We offer person-centered care to our residents with a focus on promoting independent living and support where needed to meet each individual resident’s care needs.
The home has a good staff-to-resident ratio, with a regular and versatile team there to support our resident’s needs. We also involve other relevant members of the multi-disciplinary team such as GPs, physios, OTs, care & support staff, families, and the individual themselves to ensure that we are able to support our resident's needs appropriately.
As a personal care assistant working in the home you will have the opportunity to get to know your residents closely, understanding their needs, choices, and preferences closely. Alongside personal care, you will also be involved in our activities program delivery for our residents.
Why should you work for us?
We couldn’t achieve what we do without our amazing teams. We believe in our people and want to ensure you feel appreciated and supported at every step of your journey with us. For this reason, we offer an excellent range of benefits as listed below.
- Full training offered in the role of carer
- Annual Holiday Entitlement = 5.6 x Contracted hours
- Ongoing career training and development
- Continuous support from our team, to comply with standards of professional practice
- Workplace pension
Job description
As a Senior personal care assistant, you will be required to:
To provide support that respects their dignity and choice
Promote and assist them to maintain independent living
To have regard for their family’s emotional needs
To carry out all care tasks in line with service users’ needs
To follow the care plan carefully and deliver safe care
Administer medication
Assist with personal care; i.e. washing, bathing, dressing and toileting
Assist with moving and handling
Help maintain nutritional needs
To read care plans at the client’s home and complete log sheets fully and correctly
To conduct yourself professionally at all times
To comply with the national minimum care standards, domiciliary care regulations and requirements as described in the company handbook
To ensure that confidentiality, respect, dignity, privacy and independence of the client is paramount, in accordance with the company’s policies and procedures. Maintaining professional boundaries at all times.
License/Certification:
Expectation to complete the Care Certificate during their first 6 months of training