Complex Care Assistant

Are you an experienced Support Worker or Healthcare Assistant looking for a rewarding waking night role? Do you have experience supporting individuals with epilepsy, learning disabilities, or complex care needs? Superior Healthcare is seeking a compassionate and resilient Waking Night Clinical Support Worker to support a young man living in his own home in Faversham . About the Client Our client is a young man with:
Dravet Syndrome Osteoporosis Postural scoliosis (following corrective surgery) Developmental delays This role focuses on providing overnight care and clinical observation, supporting the client through a busy night-time routine and managing his complex health needs. About the Role As a Waking Night Clinical Support Worker, you will play a vital role in ensuring the client's safety, comfort, and wellbeing throughout the night.

The successful candidate will be confident in monitoring and responding to clinical needs while also providing reassurance and emotional support when required. Experience supporting individuals with epilepsy is highly desirable , as our client can experience between 1-8 seizures per night . Previous experience supporting individuals with post-surgical needs, learning disabilities, lack of capacity, or behaviours of concern would also be advantageous.

While this is a clinical-focused position, applicants should also have the warmth, patience, and person-centred approach of an experienced Support Worker. We Are Looking For Someone Who Is:
Experienced in supporting individuals with epilepsy and complex care needs Calm, observant, and able to remain focused during overnight shifts Resilient and confident working in challenging situations Compassionate and supportive, with a genuine desire to improve someone's quality of life Experienced in supporting individuals with learning disabilities and behaviours of concern Confident in using positive behaviour support and de-escalation approaches Reliable, professional, and committed to delivering high-quality care Able to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team If you are a resilient, caring professional with a passion for complex care and epilepsy support, we'd love to hear from you.

Join us and help deliver exceptional care where it matters most - ly Now, or to discuss your application, please contact Lynsey at or call  Gender is considered to be a genuine occupational requirement in accordance with Schedule 9 Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010 for a female worker to work with our client. Please refer to Legislation.gov website.

Further explanation is provided in the Equality Act 2010 Explanatory Notes Point 787. SHCLBA