Mental Health Support Worker - Waking Nights at Specialist Care Team
Bring comfort and security to those who need it most. Join our excellent night-team, which supports individuals in their own homes around the Morecambe and Heysham area.
We provide rock-solid training so you can support people who have complex needs, such as Autism, learning disability or mental health. Our speciality is in supporting people in their own homes; creating happy and safe environments.
Shifts are 8pm-8am. We also offer a protected day/time off to better allow you to plan your life.
As part of our highly-trained team you'll work with people to enable them to live happy lives, while promoting their independence. You will also learn specialist skills to ensure we have a safe environment for our clients, which includes breakaway training and ligature rescue.
Here's some of the highlights of working at Specialist Care Team . . .
We pay more –
We believe in paying a fair price for an outstanding job for our team members. As a member of the night team, you'll receive a basic £11.75 per hour and then £12.25 per hour between 11pm-7am. Caring for some of our complex care service users pays £14.50 per hour between 11pm-7am. Placement in these locations will depend on your experience. Flexible working –
Whether you have regular driving lessons, play squash on a Thursday night and want to work later or need to look after a family member, we understand you may have commitments elsewhere and will always aim to have a flexible approach to your availability. For our fill time colleagues we also offer a protected regular day off in the week to allow you to plan things. Guaranteed contract hours –
We don't believe in offering 'zero hour' contracts as standard – all of our team members have a guaranteed number of hours each week, which can range anywhere from 8-40 hours depending on whether you want to work part- or full-time Investing in you –
You need the best tools to carry out a high level of care, and that's why you'll be fully-trained by our in-house team and members of our community team are given a work mobile phone so you can perform to the best of your ability What we need from you: Everyone working in social care needs a good standard of English, as well as numeracy and digital skills. You will need to enjoy working in a team and you need to be good at problem-solving. You will also need to be flexible to the needs of the business across our Mental Health facilities. While you'll be working with complex clients so experience in care is desirable, preferably in Mental Health. However full training is given anyway and we will make allowances for the right person! Additional skills required to join our team include: The ability to be organised Good listening and communication skills To understand and follow policies and procedures Good writing skills to fill in records Are you ready to make a difference? Apply today.
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We believe in paying a fair price for an outstanding job for our team members. As a member of the night team, you'll receive a basic £11.75 per hour and then £12.25 per hour between 11pm-7am. Caring for some of our complex care service users pays £14.50 per hour between 11pm-7am. Placement in these locations will depend on your experience. Flexible working –
Whether you have regular driving lessons, play squash on a Thursday night and want to work later or need to look after a family member, we understand you may have commitments elsewhere and will always aim to have a flexible approach to your availability. For our fill time colleagues we also offer a protected regular day off in the week to allow you to plan things. Guaranteed contract hours –
We don't believe in offering 'zero hour' contracts as standard – all of our team members have a guaranteed number of hours each week, which can range anywhere from 8-40 hours depending on whether you want to work part- or full-time Investing in you –
You need the best tools to carry out a high level of care, and that's why you'll be fully-trained by our in-house team and members of our community team are given a work mobile phone so you can perform to the best of your ability What we need from you: Everyone working in social care needs a good standard of English, as well as numeracy and digital skills. You will need to enjoy working in a team and you need to be good at problem-solving. You will also need to be flexible to the needs of the business across our Mental Health facilities. While you'll be working with complex clients so experience in care is desirable, preferably in Mental Health. However full training is given anyway and we will make allowances for the right person! Additional skills required to join our team include: The ability to be organised Good listening and communication skills To understand and follow policies and procedures Good writing skills to fill in records Are you ready to make a difference? Apply today.
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