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Social Care Assistant

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An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our small team at Ach-an–Eas Care Home in Inverness as a Social Care Assistant.
Here at Ach-an-Eas, we put the patient at the heart of everything we do and each colleague within our Care home plays a key role in how we support our residents.
The SCA works as part of a multi-disciplinary team, delivering a high standard of care to our residents. Successful candidate will provide personal care for residents as well as supporting with all activities of daily living.
SVQ 2 is desirable, but training is given and opportunities to progress within the team are encouraged. Staff must be flexible, adaptable, and work to support other staff, who have responsibility to residents.
Shifts are on a rotational basis, hours to be discussed. Enhancements are paid for weekend and out of hours work.
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Flexible working options may be available, depending on the role and service needs. If this is important to you, please discuss it at interview.
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Please note that this vacancy may close before the advertised closing date if a high number of applications are received. Early application is therefore advised.
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