Community Rehab Assistant - Wareham, United Kingdom - Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust

    Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust
    Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust Wareham, United Kingdom

    1 week ago

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    Job summary

    Dorset Healthcare are looking for Community Rehabilitation Assistant to join our supportive Purbeck Integrated Community Rehabilitation Team based Purbeck.

    The multi-disciplinary team, work with adult patients in their own homes, Community Hospital, or care homes to promote independence and improve quality of life by supporting them to remain at home or be discharged home. Therefore, being a car driver is essential for this role.

    As part of this role, you will be required to work as member of the therapy team at Swanage Community Hospital. You will be joining a motivated, caring, inclusive and compassionate team. You will work with a team of Nurses and Therapists to set goals and assist patients to regain their offer opportunities for further learning and development, including the chance to apply for Nursing, Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Apprenticeships.

    Responsibilities will require you to work mainly under the close supervision of the clinicians within the team, but at times also to work autonomously. Previous rehabilitation/care experience, working in the community or on a ward would be desirable.

    We have two post available for the right candidates, 1 x full time and 1 x hours per week. The hours covered by the service are 08:00-20:00, 7 days per week with weekend enhanced pay

    To have a discussion or for informal visit, please contact Rachel Felton, Team Lead /

    Main duties of the job

    Implement planned Intermediate Care/Rehab for individuals in their own home, Community Hospital ward and other community settings maintaining a high standard of evidence based practice to meet identified needs.

    Actively participate in learning opportunities to maintain knowledge and inform practice. Actively seeks feedback.

    Manage own workload and time, for example maintaining own diary.

    To assist clinicians in administrative tasks required for the efficient day-to-day running of the team.

    Record own learning and personal development. Identifies and articulates areas for self-improvement, including through self-reflection and evaluation of practice.

    To attend mandatory and statutory training as identified at appraisal and by trust policy.

    Employment in this post requires an Enhanced