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Behavioural Support Worker
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Location: Conwy (To be determined (Post may involve base changes in line with the needs of a flexible care provider and in response to service and service user needs)
Salary: Up to £28,500 per annum
Vacancy Type: Permanent, Full Time and Part Time
Do you want to work for an organisation who over the last 24 years have earned a reputation for providing outstanding outcomes for the individuals we support? Do you want a fulfilling role where you can make a difference to peoples lives? Are you energetic, dynamic, highly motivated and can demonstrate excellent interpersonal and communication skills to support adults who have complex support needs including learning disabilities and challenging behaviour?
As an employer we offer a unique comprehensive package of benefits to employees and their families. This includes: Life Insurance, Critical Illness Cover, Childrens Cover, Dental and Optical costs, Consultants / Specialists fees, Physiotherapy, Discounted Gym Membership, Retail Discount Scheme and Health and Stress Related helpline, Sickness Bonus Scheme and Bike2Work Scheme
Experience is not essential and if you believe you possess a sound value base, believe in the concept of community living for all individuals and have strong self-awareness then we would love to hear from you.
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The post holder will be a member of the support team within the overall organisation and will be required to work with young people or adults with complex support needs and who have serious challenging behaviour and/or mental health/mental disorder which may be enduring or resistant to change. (These individuals may for a variety of reasons become hostile, antagonistic, angry, verbally abusive, or physically abusive to themselves or others). The post holder will provide person centred care as indicated by the individuals agreed service delivery plan and will work intensively to goals aimed at reducing dependence on high staffing requirements whilst being mindful of public safety concerns.
Key Tasks And Responsibilities
- Under the guidance and supervision of an in-house registered professional (Registered Manager, Behavioural Analyst, Registered Nurse) they will provide support to service users with complex care needs and follow service delivery plans.
- As instructed by the Manager / Behavioural Team assist service users in the development or maintenance of daily living skills.
- Have effective observational, communication and interpersonal skills.
- Undertake waking night duties as and when required.
- Understand the need for and maintain service user confidentiality at all times but will also be aware of the need to pass information on where public safety may be compromised.
- Adhere to all organisational, policies, procedures and guidelines.
- Ensure good working relationships with service users, other staff members, relatives, other professionals and the public.
- Understand and demonstrate use of personal and clinical supervision to reflect upon and modify practice.
- Behave at all times in a professionally acceptable manner.
- Be willing and have the ability to undertake specialist training to support their role.
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- Respond to the needs of individuals in an honest, non-judgemental and open manner, which respects the rights of individuals and groups.
- Actively engage with individuals in the provision of holistic needs led care, which takes account of the physical, psychological, emotional, social and spiritual needs of individuals or groups.
- Demonstrate a commitment to equal opportunities for all people.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the term professional boundaries and the ability this to working with individual service users, staff members and others.
- Respond to the needs of people sensitively with regard for age, culture, race, gender, ethnicity, religion and disability, especially regarding individuals privacy and dignity.
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