Head First
Brain Injury Support Worker
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Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Vacancy Type: Part-Time Role
Hours: 1 x 24-hour shift a week (08:15 am - 08:30 am) Additional hours available to cover annual leave and sickness
Salary: Competitive Pay & Benefits
- £15.77 per hour weekdays
- £16.33 per hour weekends
- £12.71 per hour sleep-in hours
- Paid DBS (if required)
- Specialist Brain Injury Training
- Ongoing Supervision and Support
Make a Genuine Difference Every Day
Are you looking for a rewarding role where you can build a meaningful relationship with one individual and make a lasting impact on their independence, wellbeing, and quality of life?
We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Brain Injury Support Worker to join an established rehabilitation team supporting a gentleman living independently in his own home following a brain injury. This is a unique opportunity to support someone in achieving their personal goals, maintaining an active lifestyle, and remaining engaged in the community.
Unlike traditional domiciliary care roles, this position allows you to work as part of a consistent team supporting one individual, enabling you to see the positive impact of your support over time. You will work closely with an experienced Clinical Case Manager and Team Leader, gaining valuable experience in brain injury rehabilitation and person-centred support.
About The Client
Our client is a friendly and sociable gentleman in his 50s who lives independently in Tunbridge Wells. He enjoys spending time with family and friends, meeting new people, listening to music, watching films, learning interesting facts, and enjoying nature and wildlife. He also enjoys walks, dining out, holidays, and participating in community activities.
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He has a great sense of humour and enjoys engaging conversations. Although his speech can initially be difficult to understand, you will receive guidance and training to develop effective communication strategies and build a strong working relationship.
About The Role
As a Brain Injury Support Worker, you will provide person-centred support both at home and in the community, helping the client live as independently as possible while promoting choice, dignity, and confidence.
Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Supporting daily living routines whilst promoting independence and self-confidence.
- Encouraging participation in community activities, hobbies, and social opportunities.
- Supporting attendance at appointments and community outings.
- Promoting emotional wellbeing and helping the client manage challenges positively.
- Supporting decision-making and ensuring the client's wishes and preferences are heard.
- Advocating for the client's physical and mental wellbeing.
- Maintaining accurate records and communicating effectively with the Clinical Case Manager, Team Leader and wider team.
- Contributing to a safe, consistent and positive support environment.
What We Offer
- Comprehensive induction programme.
- Specialist training in acquired brain injury rehabilitation.
- Ongoing supervision and appraisal.
- Continuous professional development opportunities.
- Support from an experienced Clinical Case Manager and Team Leader.
- Opportunity to work alongside a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team.
- Friendly, supportive and person-centred working environment.
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Who Would This Role Suit?
This Position May Be Particularly Suitable For
- Experienced Support Workers
- Brain Injury Support Workers
- Rehabilitation Assistants
- Healthcare Assistants
- Community Support Workers
- Individuals with experience supporting people with neurological conditions or complex needs
Previous experience of acquired brain injury, neurological rehabilitation, autism, learning disabilities, mental health support, or complex care would be advantageous, although full training will be provided.
About You
You will be:
- Compassionate, reliable and trustworthy.
- A strong communicator with excellent listening skills.
- Calm, patient and resilient when faced with challenges.
- Confident in using your initiative and problem-solving skills.
- Able to work independently whilst following guidance from professionals.
- Committed to supporting people to achieve their goals and maximise independence.
Essential Requirements
- Full UK Driving Licence.
- Enhanced DBS check (paid for if required).
- Right to work in the UK.
- Excellent attendance, reliability and professional standards.
About Head First
Head First recruits specialist support workers on behalf of individuals with complex needs and acquired brain injuries. Our experienced Clinical Case Managers provide ongoing support, guidance, supervision and training, ensuring both outstanding rehabilitation support and a positive working environment for our teams.
To Apply
If you feel you are a suitable candidate and would like to work for Head First, please do not hesitate to apply.
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