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Senior Support Worker Reference ID: 6343Day ShiftsFull TimeNight ShiftsPermanent

Jupiter Recruitment
West Midlands
1 day ago
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An exciting job opportunity has arisen for a motivated Senior Support Worker to work in an exceptional care home based in the Halesowen, Birmingham area. You will be working for one of UK’s leading health care providers


This is a brand new purpose-built, luxury care home providing residential and dementia care to its residents

**To be considered for this position you must have an NVQ Level 3 in Health and Social Care or equivalent**

As a Senior Support Worker your key duties include:

Recognise and facilitate the daily needs of residents


Conduct formal supervisions and appraisals
Contributing to care planning and coaching support workers
Take an active professional role in promoting the services offered when dealing with relatives, prospective residents and enquiries
Participate in updating and writing care plans and resident documentation
Be responsible for making and reporting realistic assessments of each resident to ensure continuity of care
Be responsible for administrating medication to the residents in accordance with policies and procedures

The following skills and experience would be preferred and beneficial for the role:

Proven experience of working in a care setting


A good team player
Good verbal and written communication skills
Have a genuine desire to care for others

The successful Senior Support Worker will receive an excellent salary of £13.60 per hour and the annual salary is £25,459.20 per annum. We currently have permanent vacancies for both days and night shifts available. In return for your hard work and commitment you will receive the following generous benefits:

Mileage paid at 25p per mile (T&C’s apply)


Pension scheme
Comprehensive induction and paid training programme with career prospects
Enhanced rates for bank holidays
Recognition schemes (Employee of the Month and company’s Care Awards)
Uniform provided
Refer a friend scheme
Costs for an enhanced DBS
Rewards for years of service

Reference ID: 6343


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