FT Care Workers Day and Night Duties, Fishponds, Bristol

Sophie Chester • June 11, 2015

Full-time Care Workers Required Day and Night Duties – up to £11.25 per hour




Salaried or Hourly paid Senior and Junior Care Workers required in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire - Domcare, Residential & Supportive Living roles available

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

Applicants must have a caring, considerate and organised personality. Experience is preferred but not essential. Applicants must have a driving licence and access to their own vehicle. Good English Language skills essential. Work available during the Day and Night.

Candidates will need to have a passion for helping individuals with a range of abilities to live more independently e.g. those with Mental Health, Learning disability, older people, physical disabilities or challenging behaviour.

+ must be available to do 1 sleep-in night also 30Hrs per week + available

WHAT WE PROVIDE

  • Access to 25 + Training courses
  • Training and support to achieve the New Care Certificate
  • 28 days paid holiday pro rata
  • Excellent career development
  • Overtime
  • Mileage paid

If you are an experienced Care Worker, have registered with the DBS update service and can evidence that you have successfully completed the Common Induction Standard Programme, we may be able to fast track you through the recruitment process though we would still need to apply for references and assess your learning needs before you are able to work alone.



To find out more information please complete our job enquiry form.

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