Support Workers

Support Workers are required in the Southampton area to assist our client who has complex healthcare needs. If you are looking for a rewarding role, where quality of care is important, then this may be an ideal opportunity.

Your duties will include performing clinical care tasks in a professional manner. You will need to undertake safe manual handling, administration of medication, adhering to care plans and also the provision of emotional and social support. For the specialist care needs such as; Tracheostomy, ventilation and PEG Feed, full training and guidance will be provided.

We are looking for female Support Workers to cover day, evening and weekend shifts. This opportunity could be ideal for anyone who already has weekday commitments.

Working for Pulse you can expect:

• Competitive rates of pay
• Wages paid weekly, accurately and on time
• Full operational support through our on-call team and dedicated case managers
• Regular supervisions and recognition for long service
• Access to free mandatory and specialist training
• Options for PAYE or Ltd company

We require:

• A minimum of six months previous experience from within a care setting, ideally from within the last two years
• Commitment to delivering high standards of care
• Willingness to undertake relevant training
• Able to provide references and happy to undertake an enhanced PVG check
• Person centred approach and positive attitude

by submitting a copy of your current CV.

More about us:

Pulse Community Healthcare is a leading UK provider of complex person-centred care packages. Our specialist healthcare teams support people with a variety of conditions and disabilities to live their life as independently as possible, in their own homes. Working in close partnership with our client’s family, friends, carers and commissioners, as well as other healthcare professionals, local organisations and hospital teams, we assess and understand our individual client needs. Our customised care packages are devised to the highest clinical standards delivering person-centred care, quality of life and most importantly client independence.