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Female Waking Night Support Worker

Job details
Posting date: 13 May 2024
Salary: £15 to £17 per hour
Hours: Part time
Closing date: 12 June 2024
Location: Stourbridge, West Midlands
Remote working: On-site only
Company: Community Case Management Services Ltd
Job type: Contract
Job reference: RY/DJ

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Summary

Experienced *Female Night Support worker required for a 50-year-old lady who has an acquired brain injury living in the Stourbridge area.

The role will involve supporting our client with psychiatric and psychology strategies and administering/monitoring her medication. To be active in continuing with assistance in developing the clients independence, supporting with her behavioural management, functional skills, working with her therapy programmes, support/care planning and activities in the community.

Support worker required for two nights per week on a rota basis 19:00pm-07:00am. Additional shifts if required to cover annual leave.

You should be very adaptable to changes and able to deal with challenges.

It is essential that you share some of our client’s interest in nature, conservation, classical music, yoga, dance, poetry, arts and crafts and mindfulness/meditation.
Working hours: 24 hours per week.

Rates of pay £15.00 per hour Monday to Friday, £17.00 per hour Saturday and Sunday.

All posts are subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure with Adult and Child Workforce Barring. Full training will be provided. A full driving licence is essential.

If you require any further information please contact CCMS Recruitment on 01608 682522.

Please refer to our website: www.ccmservices.co.uk and click on the tab which says ‘Jobs Notice Board’ to view the job description and to complete an application form.

NB: Community Case Management Services Limited are not the Employer.

Job Reference RY/DJ 3

"Gender is considered to be a genuine occupational requirement in accordance with
paragraph 1 of Schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010" for a female worker to work with our client.

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