Care Worker

Addocare Scole is a small, family-run business offering quality care in our Service Users’ homes in and around the Diss area.

We are looking for caring, dedicated staff to join our team, either on full-time or part-time contract, whichever suits you best. In addition to salary, we offer a £250 bonus after completing a 12-week probationary period, training, private health insurance and a monthly bonus scheme.

If you think you have the personal qualities needed in this rewarding role, and if you have a full, clean driving license, then please contact Elaine on by clicking ‘Call Us’ below.

Further information about us is available on our website www.addocare.co.uk

About the role:

A Care Worker helps vulnerable people live as comfortably as possible. Their primary duties include assisting Service Users with grooming and personal hygiene, preparing meals and providing emotional support. Our unique approach to listening, understanding and providing care for vulnerable people enables us to give the personal attention and service that is as unique as the Service User wants it to be.

Specific duties ensure that Service Users are at the heart of care delivery and their wishes and preferences enhance their wellbeing.

Daily duties may include:

• Assisting the Service User with bathing, grooming and getting dressed
• Handling household tasks like grocery shopping and laundry
• Preparing and serving meals at the appropriate time
• Administering oral and topical medication under the supervision of medical personnel
• Providing mental and emotional support
• Making recommendations to family members and healthcare personnel on the plan of care
• Organising suitable recreational activities for the Service User
• Collaborating with other health care and social care professionals to provide the best possible care
• Completing the documentation required to record the delivery of care.

Additional responsibilities include:

• Ensuring Care Plans and other information about how to support Service Users are followed
• Informing the Care Co-ordinators of any changes in the needs of Service Users
• Promoting and safeguarding the welfare of those individuals that they support
• Attending statutory training and any other training as directed by management
• Understanding and following all policies and procedures relevant to the role
• Speaking up when things go wrong
• Striving for quality in everything we do, recognising and understanding what quality in care means for people using the services
• Showing compassion, and treating people with kindness.