Support Worker - Nottingham, United Kingdom - Solo Support Services Ltd

Solo Support Services Ltd

Verified Company

Nottingham, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

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Description

Support Worker - 21 hours per week

Nottingham

We are currently recruiting for a support worker, 21 hours per week, this would be flexible to meet the needs of the client.

Evening work will be required.

Pay rates:
£11.00 per hour
Applicants must have a
full UK driving licence - with
access to their own vehicle.
Applicants will need to have no dog allergies as I have a large working dog.

However please do not be put off by this, he has undergone essential training and he is a friendly working dog who is very intuitive to my needs.

The applicant would need to be supportive in his ongoing training, this is extremely important to me.

I have a creative personality and many interests; hence no two days will be the same.

If you are a creative individual who has a keen interest in supporting independent living this is the right job for you.

Job Types:
Part-time, Permanent

Salary:
£11.00 per hour

Expected hours: 21 per week

Benefits:

Company pension

Day range:

Monday to Friday

Physical setting:

Homecare

Shift:

Day shift
Night shift

Application question(s):

1The role is to support a female in their own home, she has autism and requires her PA to be able to think on their feet and adapt accordingly, is this something that you would be able to do?
What is your current role? Are you required to give notice?
What are your strengths, and what do you feel you could bring to this role?
Do you have experience of caring for adults with complex needs?
This position involves supporting with daily living tasks (e.g. medication), are you comfortable with this? You will be provided with full training bespoke to our client.
This role involves working alongside a working dog, are you happy with this?
Are you flexible in the hours that you can work? This role may involve a mixture of day hours, evening hours and will involve work on the weekend. It's vital that any staff have some level of flexibility and able to cover for other staff members during holidays and sickness. Dog training is really important, some hours would be 610pm.
Do you own your own car or have access to a vehicle?
If you are successful, this role will require you to have an enhanced DBS check, two references and complete a variety of clinical and nonclinical training (practical and online) are you happy with this?

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