Nexus Care Services
Community Healthcare Assistant

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Develop beyond traditional homecare and help deliver safe, nurse-led healthcare to people in their own homes.
The role
Nexus Care Services is recruiting caring and dependable Community Healthcare Assistants to support people with health and complex care needs in their own homes. Working under a Registered Nurse or Clinical Lead, you will provide personal care, monitor wellbeing and undertake delegated clinical tasks only after training and competency sign-off.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide respectful personal care while promoting dignity, choice and independence
- Support nutrition, hydration, mobility, continence and skin integrity
- Complete competency-assessed clinical tasks such as medication support, blood glucose monitoring, enteral feeding, catheter care, oxygen support or observations, according to each care plan
- Recognise changes or deterioration and escalate concerns immediately
- Maintain accurate care records and follow infection-control, medicines and safeguarding procedures
- Support hospital discharge, admission avoidance and complex care at home
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Requirements
About you
- Previous care, support-work or healthcare-assistant experience
- Compassionate, reliable and confident communicating with individuals, families and professionals
- Willing to complete clinical training and formal competency assessments
- Valid driving licence, access to suitable transport and ability to travel between clients
- Health and Social Care qualification is desirable but not essential


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How To Apply
Apply with your CV and a short statement outlining your relevant experience. Appointment is subject to an enhanced DBS check, satisfactory references and other required pre-employment checks.
Work Location: In person
Benefits
What Nexus offers
- £16.25 per hour
- Paid travel time and mileage
- Weekly pay
- Paid mandatory training and ongoing clinical skills development
- Flexible working patterns
- Career-development opportunities and mental-health support
- Access to additional staff schemes, including car-allowance and breakfast-club support, subject to eligibility
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