Agency Care Assistant

Are you a dedicated Care Worker? Do you have care experience over 2 years professionally or personally? Do you have a DBS on Update service? If you do, then this might be the job for you. Bell Social Care Ltd is looking for experienced Care Workers to be part of our growing team, working in the community, hospitals and care homes across Preston and surrounding areas The Role Domiciliary/Care Assistant/Support Worker Experience! You will be involved in assisting clients (both children and adults) with various needs. As a care worker you will be responsible for delivering a high quality of care to our service users, this may include personal care, preparing meals, supporting service users/patients with their medication,personal care, appointmetns, light domestic tasks, shopping & companionship. The role is flexible with a range of shift patterns including alternate weekends. We offer: Full training Shadowing & mentoring Part-time and Full-time opportunities Free PPE Free Uniform Referral bonus scheme (if you successfully introduce a new care worker to us) About You: We are looking for dedicated & caring individuals to join our friendly team. You must have a passion for care & a dedication to care for others, we are looking for carers who have exceptional communication (both speaking & writing). Someone who can confidently show they understand care is also a plus. In conclusion we are looking for a carer who possesses the right tools to change someone's life in a fast-paced role, where no two days are the same. Job Types: Permanent, Part-time, Full-time Salary: £11.44 - £13.00 per hour Benefits: Flexitime Day. Night Every weekend Monday to Friday No weekends Weekends only Physical setting Shifts – depending on your availability: 12-hour shift 8-hour shift Day shift Night shift Experience: Care: 2 years (preferred) professionally or personally, if not do not worry we can train you Work authorisation: United Kingdom Location: Care Worker duties and responsibilities. A Care Worker’s primary duties include providing physical care and support to their patient. Their daily duties can include: * Assisting the service user/ patient with bathing, grooming, and getting dressed * Managing household tasks like grocery shopping and laundry * Preparing and serving meals at the appropriate time * Administering oral and topical medication under the supervision of medical personnel * Providing mental and emotional support * Making recommendations to family members and healthcare personnel on the plan of care * Organising suitable recreational activities for the patient * Collaborating with other health care and social care professionals to provide the best possible care