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As a Level 3 Healthcare Support Worker Apprentice, you will develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours required to provide high-quality, person-centred care and support to individuals in their own homes.


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You will work alongside experienced members of the care team while completing your apprenticeship training.
Key Responsibilities
As a Healthcare Support Worker Apprentice, your duties will include:
- Providing person-centred personal care, including dressing, undressing, washing, bathing, shaving, oral care and toileting.
- Supporting individuals with mobility difficulties, continence needs and the use of appropriate aids, adaptations and equipment.
- Supporting clients who are temporarily unwell with appropriate non-nursing care and practical support.
- Providing compassionate support to individuals who may have a terminal illness.
- Promoting the physical and emotional wellbeing of clients through positive interaction and meaningful activities.
- Supporting individuals to access their local community and participate in hobbies, recreation and other activities.
- Encouraging and promoting independence, confidence and social skills.
- Assisting with housekeeping and the preparation of food and drinks where required.
- Communicating effectively with clients using their preferred method of communication.
- Recognising and respecting each individual's needs, preferences, choices, dignity and human rights.
- Monitoring clients' wellbeing and reporting any significant changes in health or circumstances to senior members of the care team.
- Maintaining accurate and detailed records and reports.
- Working effectively with colleagues and contributing positively as part of the wider care team.
- Participating in meetings, training and development activities.
- Administering medication where required, following appropriate training and competency sign-off.
- Following LJM Homecare's policies, procedures, professional standards and philosophy of care.
- Maintaining confidentiality and ensuring client information is handled appropriately.
- Following health and safety, safeguarding, data protection and other relevant requirements.
- Undertaking any other reasonable duties associated with the role.
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