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Female Rehabilitation Support Workers Required
Location: Heathfield, East Sussex
Vacancy: Full-Time, Part-Time, Bank Opportunities Available
Competitive Pay and Benefits
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GBP 17.00 per hour: Weekdays
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GBP 19.00 per hour: Weekends
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GBP 23.00 per hour: Bank Holidays
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GBP 10.00 per hour Sleep-In Rate (10:00pm - 6:00am)
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Paid Holiday
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Pension Scheme
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Enhanced DBS Paid For
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Specialist Training and Ongoing Development
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Clinical Supervision from Experienced Brain Injury Case Managers
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24/7 On-Call Support
Shift Patterns
- Day Shifts: 7:45am - 8:00pm
- Sleep-In Night Shifts: 7:45pm - 8:00am (Fri - Sun available)
- Flexible full-time, part-time, and bank opportunities available
- Additional shifts available to cover annual leave and absence
Make a Genuine Difference Every Day
Are you looking for a rewarding role where you can build meaningful relationships, support rehabilitation goals, and help someone live a full and independent life?
We are seeking compassionate, reliable, and motivated Female Support Workers to join a dedicated rehabilitation team supporting a gentleman with an acquired brain injury living in his own home in the Heathfield area.
This is an exciting opportunity to develop specialist skills in acquired brain injury rehabilitation, diabetes management, and community-based support, whilst working alongside experienced Case Managers and other rehabilitation professionals.
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Unlike many care roles, you will be supporting one individual as part of a consistent team, enabling you to build a strong working relationship and see the positive impact of your support over time.
About The Client
Our client is a positive, determined gentleman with a great sense of humour who enjoys an active lifestyle and spending time with family.
His Interests Include
- Going to the gym
- Swimming
- Woodworking
- Watching films and going to the cinema
- Football and Formula 1
- Playing cards and completing word searches
- Participating in family activities
Following an acquired brain injury, our client requires support with daily living activities, rehabilitation programs, and accessing the community. He values consistency, encouragement, and support from people who share his positive outlook and can engage with his sense of humour.
Please note that cats and dogs are present in the family home.
The Role
Working as part of a specialist support team, you will provide person-centred support and rehabilitation assistance to help our client achieve his goals and maximise his independence.
Responsibilities Include
- Supporting personal care and daily living activities
- Meal preparation and domestic tasks
- Supporting community access, appointments, and social activities
- Assisting with rehabilitation programs and therapy recommendations
- Supporting mobility, exercise, and physical activity
- Medication administration and support
- Monitoring diabetes and administering insulin following training and competency assessment
- Encouraging independence, confidence, and participation in meaningful activities
- Maintaining accurate records and communication with the wider team
- Working closely with therapists, Case Managers, and family members to support agreed rehabilitation goals
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Full Training and Support Provided
Successful applicants will receive full induction and ongoing specialist training, including:
- Acquired Brain Injury
- Safeguarding
- Medication Administration
- Diabetes Management
- Moving and Handling
- Health and Safety
- Rehabilitation Approaches
- Record Keeping and Documentation
Regular supervision and support will be provided by experienced Brain Injury Case Managers.
Who Would Suit This Role?
This Role May Be Particularly Suitable For
- Experienced Support Workers
- Rehabilitation Assistants
- Healthcare Assistants
- Community Support Workers
- Individuals with neurological rehabilitation experience
- Candidates with experience support
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