Superior Care Group
Support Worker

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Healthcare Support Worker - Complex Care
Employer: Superior Healthcare
Location: Bognor Regis
About the Role
Superior Healthcare is recruiting a Healthcare Support Worker to support a gentleman in his 30s with an acquired brain injury and epilepsy in his own home.
This is a rewarding role for a down-to-earth carer with a good sense of humour, who can build a positive and relaxed rapport with the client while supporting him to live safely and independently. The client has a great personality and enjoys working with carers who are friendly, approachable, and confident.
Key Responsibilities
- Day-to-day personal and practical support within the home
- Promoting independence, confidence, and social engagement
- Supporting daily routines and activities
- Providing reassurance and monitoring due to epilepsy
- Building a positive, consistent, and respectful working relationship
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Shift Pattern
- Week One: Saturday & Sunday - 10:30 - 18:30
- Week Two: Wednesday & Friday - 10:30-18:30
Pay & Benefits
- £15.40 per hour weekdays
- £16.50 per hour for Saturday
- £17.60 for Sunday
- Paid induction and ongoing clinical training
- Opportunity to work towards an NVQ/Diploma
- Holiday pay and pension
- Blue Light Card (funded)
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Menopause support
- Referral rewards
- Continued guidance and support from nurses and supervisors
Requirements
- Driver essential
- Previous experience in a care or support role preferred
- Experience supporting individuals with acquired brain injury and/or epilepsy advantageous
- A calm, friendly, and down-to-earth approach


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Checks Required
- Enhanced DBS check
- Three years' continuous referencing
What We Offer
- £14.30 - £17.60 per hour
- Paid induction and ongoing clinical training
- Opportunity to work towards an NVQ/Diploma
- Holiday pay & pension
- Blue Light Card (funded)
- Employee assistance programme
- Menopause support
- Referral rewards
- Continued guidance and support from nurses and supervisors
If you're a caring, confident and enthusiastic Healthcare Assistant excited to make a genuine difference in one young woman's life, we'd love to hear from you.
To discuss the role or apply, email: REGJBL LNKD1_UKTJ
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