Permanent, Adhoc and School Holiday PA Positions – Musselburgh, East Lothian EH21
Job Reference:
LCSMAY11 A fun loving, friendly, captivating 16 year old girl is looking for additional female support workers/PA’s to join her team. There are opportunities for permanent contracts, adhoc and summer holidays. Start date is ASAP. The shifts available are: Mondays and Tuesdays:
7am to 8.30am and 4pm to 8pm (total 11 hours) Fridays:
7am to 8.30am and 12.30pm to 8pm Saturdays and Sundays:
10am to 8pm approx. Other adhoc hours may be available during the week and weekends. It is hoped that this young person will attend a summer program with her PA; times for the summer may vary depending on the activities. This young person really is a delight to be around. She has a fantastic sense of humour, loves a laugh and a joke. She is looking for another support worker who is fun to hang out with, who will help her get up each morning, have breakfast and get ready for school. She enjoys activities such as arts and crafts, shopping, watching TV shows, meeting up with her friends, going for coffee, pizza, reading and swimming. She has her own wheelchair accessible vehicle, so requires carers who are confident in driving her van. The role will include assisting her with personal care; hence why she has requested female support: she has Cerebral Palsy, well-controlled epilepsy and a mild cognitive impairment. She uses a wheelchair at all times and relies on equipment such as a shower chair, turner and specialist toilet to keep her and her carer safe. Her epilepsy is well-controlled, but the successful candidates will need training, which will be provided. In addition to the successful candidate being all of the above, most importantly, this young person needs someone who is patient, calm and who has a happy and positive outlook. She has a startle reflex which is triggered if anyone raises their voices. The successful candidate will hopefully have experience in supporting a young person with a disability, but it is most important that they have an understanding of her condition and what this means for her in supporting her to live her best life. Shadowing opportunities with the parent will be expected to enable any carer to get to know her and her needs. It is a non-smoking household. Hourly rate is £17 per hour for daytime shifts and £19 per hour for nightshift (11pm to 6am). This is an opportunity to help a young person have lots of fun and live her best life, so if you would like to be part of this on an adhoc, temporary or permanent basis, please get in touch.
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Job Reference:
LCSMAY11 A fun loving, friendly, captivating 16 year old girl is looking for additional female support workers/PA’s to join her team. There are opportunities for permanent contracts, adhoc and summer holidays. Start date is ASAP. The shifts available are: Mondays and Tuesdays:
7am to 8.30am and 4pm to 8pm (total 11 hours) Fridays:
7am to 8.30am and 12.30pm to 8pm Saturdays and Sundays:
10am to 8pm approx. Other adhoc hours may be available during the week and weekends. It is hoped that this young person will attend a summer program with her PA; times for the summer may vary depending on the activities. This young person really is a delight to be around. She has a fantastic sense of humour, loves a laugh and a joke. She is looking for another support worker who is fun to hang out with, who will help her get up each morning, have breakfast and get ready for school. She enjoys activities such as arts and crafts, shopping, watching TV shows, meeting up with her friends, going for coffee, pizza, reading and swimming. She has her own wheelchair accessible vehicle, so requires carers who are confident in driving her van. The role will include assisting her with personal care; hence why she has requested female support: she has Cerebral Palsy, well-controlled epilepsy and a mild cognitive impairment. She uses a wheelchair at all times and relies on equipment such as a shower chair, turner and specialist toilet to keep her and her carer safe. Her epilepsy is well-controlled, but the successful candidates will need training, which will be provided. In addition to the successful candidate being all of the above, most importantly, this young person needs someone who is patient, calm and who has a happy and positive outlook. She has a startle reflex which is triggered if anyone raises their voices. The successful candidate will hopefully have experience in supporting a young person with a disability, but it is most important that they have an understanding of her condition and what this means for her in supporting her to live her best life. Shadowing opportunities with the parent will be expected to enable any carer to get to know her and her needs. It is a non-smoking household. Hourly rate is £17 per hour for daytime shifts and £19 per hour for nightshift (11pm to 6am). This is an opportunity to help a young person have lots of fun and live her best life, so if you would like to be part of this on an adhoc, temporary or permanent basis, please get in touch.
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