Calm, compassionate female PA- wanted for a young lady with neurodiverse disability MS001
| Posting date: | 31 March 2025 |
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| Salary: | £11.44 per hour |
| Hours: | Part time |
| Closing date: | 30 April 2025 |
| Location: | M6, SALFORD |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | Blue Sky Brokers |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | MS001 |
Summary
Passionate, empathetic, patient PA to build a friendship with this lovely, happy little girl and have a positive impact on her life. Ensuring you provide a safe and nurturing environment.
Must have a zest for life and be fun- exploring the outdoors and providing messy play opportunities.
Hours can be flexible- worked out with family. 12 hours a week.
Personal care support: Undressing, changing nappy as and when required.
Recreational : Have fun and playing games with the child. Help keep her entertained and to get know what makes her happy. Encouraging and joining in outdoor play- leisurely walks in the park.
Mealtimes: Give snack, be present with her at mealtimes.
Medication: Administer rescue epilepsy medication as and when required.
Required training:
DBS check.
Epilepsy training- from parents.
Proactively encouraging simple language- PECS (preferred)
Previous experience with neurodiverse children in particular. with autism.
Ability to deal with challenging behaviours -Be patient.
First Aid/CPR - (preferred)
Qualifications in care (preferred).
If there was an emergency at school- being able collect if needs be.
Must have a zest for life and be fun- exploring the outdoors and providing messy play opportunities.
Hours can be flexible- worked out with family. 12 hours a week.
Personal care support: Undressing, changing nappy as and when required.
Recreational : Have fun and playing games with the child. Help keep her entertained and to get know what makes her happy. Encouraging and joining in outdoor play- leisurely walks in the park.
Mealtimes: Give snack, be present with her at mealtimes.
Medication: Administer rescue epilepsy medication as and when required.
Required training:
DBS check.
Epilepsy training- from parents.
Proactively encouraging simple language- PECS (preferred)
Previous experience with neurodiverse children in particular. with autism.
Ability to deal with challenging behaviours -Be patient.
First Aid/CPR - (preferred)
Qualifications in care (preferred).
If there was an emergency at school- being able collect if needs be.