Do you prefer to work when others are sleeping? Or does your family life mean you have to be home during the day? Are you a kind, warm and compassionate person who wants to have a positive impact on peoples’ lives, and are you a night owl? Then working within the social care sector here at Steeton Court Nursing Home as a Night Senior Carer will be the right role for you.
At Spellman Care it’s a priority for us to couple great care with meaningful and enjoyable experiences, all delivered with dignity, compassion, and kindness.
As a Night Senior Carer, you will be:
• Providing leadership and guidance to the care team, ensuring the efficient running of the service through the night.
• Ensuring service users are at the heart of care delivery, supporting their wishes and preferences to enhance wellbeing.
• Dispensing medication following the service’s policies and procedures.
• Maintaining and auditing care plans and records in accordance with company policy to ensure full compliance.
• Delivering quality personal care and supporting residents with a comfortable night’s rest, washing, dressing, eating, and personal hygiene.
• Communicating any problems, concerns, or changes to family members and multidisciplinary team members as needed.
• Helping to induct and orientate new employees to their job role.
To succeed you will be:
• A supportive leader and team player who engages well with others.
• A strong communicator with good written and verbal English skills.
• Energetic, hard-working, and well-organised.
• Flexible and adaptable to change.
• Passionate about offering quality services and wanting to make a real difference.
• A glass-half-full person, with a sense of humour and a positive attitude.
• Holding a Level 3 vocational qualification in Health and Social Care (or equivalent experience) alongside previous supervisory experience in a similar care environment.
If you possess these qualities, we provide you with excellent learning, development, and support opportunities, to equip you with the knowledge and skills to make a real difference in the role.