Support Worker, Community Health

RTC Social Care have an exciting opportunity for experienced Support Workers to work in within a supported living facility, this is Agency work where you can receive part time hours.

We are looking for support workers to work evening shifts and weekends.

We have ongoing work available to suit your availability.

We are seeking caring and compassionate support workers who have experience and skills working with individuals who are diagnosed with Autism, Learning Disabilities, Challenging behaviour, Complex needs.

If you are a Support Worker who is keen to make a difference and you are looking for community work, then this role is for you.

Support Worker job description:

· Updating daily notes to keep track of their progress.

· Activities within the community.

· Being responsible for the well-being and safety of patients under care.

· Interacting respectfully with the family of the individual.

· Keep all matters related to patients or their families confidential at all times

· In the case of any health concerns; notify the patient’s family/guardian and the management team.

· Observe, monitor and record clients' physical and emotional well-being, and promptly report any changes.

· Liaising with management as necessary.

· Working towards specific outcomes for each individual.

· Providing person-centred care

· Providing respite care for families
. Accessing the community with individuals as needed

We also offer all our Support Workers the following benefits:

· Market leading pay rates

· Ability to book shifts in advance

· Weekly payroll

· Fast track compliance process

· Thorough inductions, supervisions and support for personal development

As a Support Worker you will need to hold the following requirements:

· At least 6 months experience within UK
. Experience working with children.

· Right to work in the UK

· Be able to provide x2 references covering the last 1 year’s employment.

· DBS In date preferably on the update service.

· Mandatory training of the care standards