Care Assistant

Job Title: Care Assistant - £15 per hour

Location: Caterham, Oxted and Edenbridge

Contract: Full-Time, Part-Time, Bank

Salary: £15.00-£22.50 per hour

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Job Summary

At Radfield Home Care, it’s our mission to make ageing a more enjoyable and

rewarding experience for all involved and our care assistants have a huge role to

play in making this happen.

As a Care Assistant with Radfield Home Care Caterham, Oxted & Edenbridge, you

will support older people to remain safe, independent and happy in their own homes.

Requirements:

• A culture which is welcoming, friendly, supportive and inclusive

• Fair and competitive hourly rate. Hourly rate of £15.00-£22.50 post probation

• Paid travel time at your standard hourly rate

• Paid mileage

• Flexible working hours

• Appreciation & recognition – celebrating achievements of individuals & teams

• Encouragement to develop your skills and knowledge

• Career progression

• Holiday pay, and pension

Work location: in person – Caterham, Oxted, Edenbridge and surrounding areas

Responsibilities:

• Every client is different, so no two days are exactly the same. Depending on an individual and their needs, your role may include:

• Providing companionship and conversation, helping clients stay connected and enjoy their day

• Supporting with personal care, including washing, dressing, grooming and toileting

• Preparing meals and drinks and encouraging good nutrition and hydration

• Supporting clients with medication in line with their agreed care plan and your training

• Helping with mobility and moving safely around the home

• Carrying out light household tasks such as laundry, changing bedding, tidying and shopping

• Accompanying clients to appointments, social activities, shops or trips out

• Supporting clients living with dementia, reduced mobility or other age-related needs

• Helping clients maintain hobbies, interests, routines and the things that are important to them

• Providing reassurance and respite for family members

• Noticing and reporting changes in a client's wellbeing, health or circumstances

• Keeping clear and accurate care records and communicating with colleagues,families and other professionals where appropriate

• Above all, you will take the time to get to know the people you support and provide care that respects their choices, independence, dignity and individuality.