Female Brain injury Support Worker/Carer (GS) £14.00-£16.00ph
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Libertatem Healthcare Group’s philosophy is a simple one:
Independence – Our clients independence is key to every decision we make
Communication is vital to achieving the optimum outcomes
Our People are our biggest asset
*Previous Applicants need NOT Apply
We do not offer Sponsorship
Due to our clients needs we are looking to recruit Female ONLY brain injury support workers, who have experience with brain injuries.
Libertatem Healthcare are seeking to recruit an Experienced Female Brain injury support worker, to support our client based in Ealing.
Hours
24 hrs shifts, including sleeping night ( Monday to Sunday ) on a rota basis system
Responsibilities
As part of her support team you will be responsible for assisting with:
Supporting our client to access the community
Engaging in activities
Providing encouragement and motivation
Help with emotional management
Attend Quarterly team meetings
Work alongside Care Coordinator and Clinical Lead
Provide personalised support in a sensitive and confidential manner, to individuals and families according to their personalised support plan
Participate in monitoring and review of Service Users’ care plans
Work in a professional manner with all members of the Service user’s Multidisciplinary team and other health professionals that may be involved
Promote self-care and self-management to achieve a maximum level of independence for each individual.
Training & Background Checks
An enhanced DBS check & full training will be provided prior to commencing work with our client and you will also be supported by our clinical lead nurse for the area.
Benefits
Extensive training
Regular supervisions
Annual appraisal
Weekly Pay
Holiday pay
This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your skills in support work while working alongside experienced therapists and professionals.
*Double Covid vaccination may be mandatory dependent on the client’s needs.*
Our Safeguarding Commitment
Libertatem Healthcare Group recognise the benefits of people and organisations working together to prevent and stop both the risks and experience of abuse or neglect, whilst balancing the right to be safe with the right to make informed choices. At the same time, making sure that adult’s and children’s wellbeing is promoted including taking into consideration their views, wishes, feelings and beliefs in deciding on any action. With this in mind, we will work to adhere to the six key principles that underpin all safeguarding work.
