Personal Assistant
| Posting date: | 16 April 2024 |
|---|---|
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 30 April 2024 |
| Location: | Mabe Burnthouse, Penryn |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | Cornwall Council |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | JE-JT-0198 |
Summary
‘Employed Personal Assistant Required:
Location: Mabe Burnthouse
23-Year-old Neurodiverse female with Type 2 Bi -Polar Disorder and Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) which includes non-epileptic attack disorder and sensory impairments is wishing to employ a PA to further her independence whilst Parents at work.
Support required:
Supporting client with their Mental Health - attending appointments in Redruth and promoting a positive outlook.
Supporting client with their physical wellbeing - 3 weekly swimming and gym sessions. Swimming/Gym sessions will be at the Falmouth Hotel or swimming at Swanpool Beach.
Supporting Client to attend Arts and Crafts courses.
Supporting client to attend GP and Hospital Appointments and collection of prescriptions in Helston.
PA to be responsive to client’s needs - there may be a requirement to work Saturday's and potentially evenings - TOIL will be provided if working over allotted 35 hours per week.
Hourly rate of pay: £12:00
Hours per week: 35hrs Monday - Friday 0930-1700. Hours and days may be subject to change at short notice dependant on the needs of the client.
Essential:
Valid DBS
Driving Licence
Evidence of previous experience working with Neurodivergent Adults.
Evidence of previous experience working with adults with complex Mental Health needs.
Desirable:
In date First Aid Certificate - ability to manage seizure activity and adhere to seizure care plan. Ability to manage shoulder dislocations - shoulder will often dislocate during seizure. Training can be provided by Parents.
Female (25-35 years) as requirement to have hands on during seizures.
Encouragement around self-care - Client has a suprapubic catheter in situ.’
Closing date: 30.04.2024
Apply in writing with CV to: Adultsadminwest@cornwall.gov.uk
Ref: Advert JE-JT-0198
Location: Mabe Burnthouse
23-Year-old Neurodiverse female with Type 2 Bi -Polar Disorder and Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) which includes non-epileptic attack disorder and sensory impairments is wishing to employ a PA to further her independence whilst Parents at work.
Support required:
Supporting client with their Mental Health - attending appointments in Redruth and promoting a positive outlook.
Supporting client with their physical wellbeing - 3 weekly swimming and gym sessions. Swimming/Gym sessions will be at the Falmouth Hotel or swimming at Swanpool Beach.
Supporting Client to attend Arts and Crafts courses.
Supporting client to attend GP and Hospital Appointments and collection of prescriptions in Helston.
PA to be responsive to client’s needs - there may be a requirement to work Saturday's and potentially evenings - TOIL will be provided if working over allotted 35 hours per week.
Hourly rate of pay: £12:00
Hours per week: 35hrs Monday - Friday 0930-1700. Hours and days may be subject to change at short notice dependant on the needs of the client.
Essential:
Valid DBS
Driving Licence
Evidence of previous experience working with Neurodivergent Adults.
Evidence of previous experience working with adults with complex Mental Health needs.
Desirable:
In date First Aid Certificate - ability to manage seizure activity and adhere to seizure care plan. Ability to manage shoulder dislocations - shoulder will often dislocate during seizure. Training can be provided by Parents.
Female (25-35 years) as requirement to have hands on during seizures.
Encouragement around self-care - Client has a suprapubic catheter in situ.’
Closing date: 30.04.2024
Apply in writing with CV to: Adultsadminwest@cornwall.gov.uk
Ref: Advert JE-JT-0198
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