Sirona care & health
Children's Community Support Worker

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Do you want a rewarding career where every day can make a real difference to the lives of children and their families?
At Sirona, our teams help families live independently and improve their quality of life in the place they love most – their home.
About the Role
As a Lifetime Support Worker, you'll support children with life-limiting conditions alongside our Community Children's Nurses, providing clinical care in children's homes and, where needed, schools.
This varied and rewarding role offers flexibility around family life, supporting a healthy work-life balance while building a career.
From day one, you'll receive a tailored induction and training programme to build your skills and confidence to work independently in the community, backed by a welcoming team.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide care to children with complex, life-limiting health care needs that rely on technology to sustain their health.
- Work within the family’s home, overnight taking over responsibility for the child whilst parents sleep.
- Support the registered nurses in the delivery of care to our service users in the community.
- Contribute towards the safe and seamless delivery of holistic care, working safely within your scope of practice and competence at all times.
- Undertake clinical tasks to support each individual with personal care that will be set out in their care plans.
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Qualifications and Skills
We're looking for caring, compassionate people who have excellent communication skills, use initiative, work independently and are committed to delivering outstanding care.
Whether you're experienced in care or looking to develop your career, we'll support your ambitions with apprenticeships and career pathways into nursing, leadership, training and management.


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Current Opportunities
Current opportunities are available across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.
Please note: We cannot accept applications from candidates requiring Skilled Worker sponsorship.
Benefits
- Agenda for Change Salary
- Full NHS benefits
- 27+ days’ annual leave
- Participation in the NHS Pension Scheme
Contact Information
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Zoe Dunn
- Job title: Band 7 Continuing Care Team Lead
- Email address: zoe.dunn9@nhs.net
- Telephone number: 0300 1245916
Alternative contact: Please call 0300 1245916 and ask to speak to the Nurse on duty.
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