Care and Support Worker (Domiciliary Care)
Working within our residents' homes within our retirement villages, we tailor care packages to meet their individual needs. This can range from 15 minutes per week to more frequent daily help. Whatever the needs of the resident, our priority is to ensure they maintain control, choice and dignity at all times.
Are you looking for a new challenge?
At St Monica Trust, our Care and Support Workers are highly valued by our residents. They help with the day to practical things like getting in and out of bed, dressing, bathing and hygiene. This is incredibly important for our residents, who may not be able to do as much as they used to. Just as importantly though, our Care and Support Workers provide company, they share stories, advise on what to eat, get to know residents' friends and families - all of the things that contribute to a person's well-being and quality of life.
And that's what our Care and Support Workers tell us is the most rewarding part of their role - getting to know our residents.
What we're looking for:
Naturally you'll be a people's person, able to strike up conversation and have a positive and professional communication style. Dignity, respect, honesty, care and trust are our values at St Monica Trust - and you'll be able to demonstrate your commitment to them.
It's not essential to have gained experience within a care environment but you will be able to undertake the practical duties associated with personal care. You'll be able to assess individuals' needs, produce written reports and follow instructions. We maintain high standards of care while maintaining the individuals' independence at all times - and involve our residents in their care planning. You'll be a strong team worker, able to 'muck in' and help out when needed. You'll also have a strong track record of time management and flexibility.
You can find more details about the role and the person we are looking for, through the role profile, which is available on our website.
If this sounds like the role for you, we look forward to hearing from you!
How to apply:
Please visit our St Monica Trust Recruitment website to view full details and apply.
The St Monica Trust is committed to promoting diversity in the workplace and therefore encourages applications from all age groups, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities and the LGBT community. Where required, appointment is subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure
Are you looking for a new challenge?
At St Monica Trust, our Care and Support Workers are highly valued by our residents. They help with the day to practical things like getting in and out of bed, dressing, bathing and hygiene. This is incredibly important for our residents, who may not be able to do as much as they used to. Just as importantly though, our Care and Support Workers provide company, they share stories, advise on what to eat, get to know residents' friends and families - all of the things that contribute to a person's well-being and quality of life.
And that's what our Care and Support Workers tell us is the most rewarding part of their role - getting to know our residents.
What we're looking for:
Naturally you'll be a people's person, able to strike up conversation and have a positive and professional communication style. Dignity, respect, honesty, care and trust are our values at St Monica Trust - and you'll be able to demonstrate your commitment to them.
It's not essential to have gained experience within a care environment but you will be able to undertake the practical duties associated with personal care. You'll be able to assess individuals' needs, produce written reports and follow instructions. We maintain high standards of care while maintaining the individuals' independence at all times - and involve our residents in their care planning. You'll be a strong team worker, able to 'muck in' and help out when needed. You'll also have a strong track record of time management and flexibility.
You can find more details about the role and the person we are looking for, through the role profile, which is available on our website.
If this sounds like the role for you, we look forward to hearing from you!
How to apply:
Please visit our St Monica Trust Recruitment website to view full details and apply.
The St Monica Trust is committed to promoting diversity in the workplace and therefore encourages applications from all age groups, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities and the LGBT community. Where required, appointment is subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure