Care Assistant Days and Nights

• Ensure the highest possible levels of care are maintained by supporting/assisting Residents with washing, toileting, dressing, undressing, and all other aspects of daily living
• Assist Residents in all aspects of their care needs (e.g. physical, emotional and spiritual)
• Pay particular attention to assisting Residents who have limited mobility, or physical / learning difficulties
• Closely monitor Residents who may be confused and / or who have behavioural problems
• Assist in the promotion of continence
• Assist in the delivery of care for Residents who are dying or who have a progressive illness
• Observe care planning needs for Residents and complete written daily records
• Assist in framework of social activities by interacting with Residents and helping them continue with hobbies and activities
• Answer Nurse call system, giving assistance as required
• Report on the well-being of Residents
• Carry out regular checks on Residents
• Make Visitors feel welcome
• Make and change beds, ensuring that rooms are clean and tidy
• Clean and maintain equipment used by Residents / Relatives e.g. wheelchairs, hearing aids, spectacles
• Recording participation and feedback to ensure meaningful engagement

• Warm, approachable, and brimming with positivity
• Organised, reliable and a teamplayer
• Creative, enthusiastic, and able to motivate others
• Passionate about improving the lives of older people
• Able to work flexibly across some evenings and weekends
• Previous experience in a care setting is a bonus, but we're just as interested in your personality and values

Previous experience in a care setting is a bonus

• Friendly, welcoming and inclusive working environment
• Ongoing learning, development and career progression opportunities
• The opportunity to make a meaningful difference to residents' lives every day
• A workplace built on trust, compassion and respect
• The chance to be part of a care provider that is deeply rooted in its local communities and committed to delivering exceptional person-centred care