Job description

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The Old Rectory in Stalbridge are currently looking to recruit a Senior Care Assistant to join their team. 

You will be required to work a two week rota;

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Week one:

Monday 2pm - 9pm

Tuesday 2pm - 9pm

Wednesday 2pm - 9pm

Saturday 2pm - 9pm 

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Week two:

Monday 2pm - 9pm

Tuesday 7am - 4pm

Wednesday 8am - 4pm (care planning) 

Friday 7am - 2pm

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Rates of pay:
£14/hr weekdays, £15/hr weekends

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Experience in residential care is essential for this position and ideally you will already have a minimum of one years’ experience in a similar role.

 

You would take responsibility for the care of our residents during your shift, this would involve personal care duties such as bathing, dressing and assisting toileting/incontinence care. You would take an interest in the residents and clients, helping them to live as full and enjoyable a life as their health permits. You would also be required to carry out certain administrative duties, such as updating care records. You would support residents and clients at mealtimes, helping to serve meals. ​​​

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We provide the very highest standard of care to all our clients, and to do that, we want to recruit and retain the very best. 

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At Bramley Care, our values are at the heart of everything we do. These values underpin our philosophy of care and respect for our residents in our three care homes and our home care clients. But equally important, also the way in which we look after our valued employees.

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At Bramley Care, as well as providing the very best standards of care and service to our residents and clients, staff development is extremely important to us. We offer a comprehensive training package to QCF Level 3 Diploma in Health & Social Care and encourage all our staff to study beyond this if they are keen to progress to management roles.

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At Bramley Care we have a strong culture of staff training and improvement. Many of our staff have gained their career foundations with us and moved on to exciting jobs in the health sector, but we are also very keen to promote internally and encourage our Care Assistants to take on additional responsibilities, giving them opportunities for promotion to Senior Carer roles. Several of our Senior Managers have worked their way up from Care Assistant roles and as a result our staff retention is very high. Our commitment to staff development is vitally important to our ethos and is reflected in our CQC report and the feedback from our Investors in People accreditation.

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**We are no longer taking applications for this role**

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