Waking Nights Carer

Have you a few hours to spare? We are looking for people who can work at least 2 shifts a week plus alternative weekends. Could you make a difference to venerable adults living within their own homes. Are you a caring and compassionate person?

Times of work we are looking for are :-

Waking Nights typically are 10pm-8am or 8pm-8am

we would like you to work a minimum of 2 nights a week an alternative weekends.

We are recruiting in the following areas of Warrington

Lymm, Thelwall, Grappenhall, Latchford

Stockton Heath, Appleton, Stretton

Penketh, Great Sankey

Orford, Padgate

Woolston

Culcheth, Glazebury, Glazebrook

Croft, Risley, Birchwood

Winwick, Newtoon-Le-Willows, Burtonwood

Experience preferred but not essential as you will be fully supported along the way gaining qualifications in Health & Social Care level 2 and also the Care Certificate. We also offer short courses such as learning disabilities and Dementia

*For the position you must be a car driver and own your own car.*

Please find below why we go above and beyond.

Bridgewater Home Care
We are looking for caring and compassionate Care Specialist living in the Warrington and surrounding areas. You would be joining a homecare organisation who were established by a family who wanted to improve the standard of care provided to vulnerable older people in their local community.

Part time and bank hours available. With flexible working hours to suit your needs and availability
Experience is not essential

Hours & Benefits:

• Flexible working hours to suit your needs and availability including various full or part-time shift patterns including evenings and weekends,
• 16-30 hours per week
• Refer a friend scheme
• Care Certificate
• Investment in your development, support towards further NVQ qualifications
• Annual staff awards, Christmas party and social committee ran by staff.

Responsibilities of a Care Specialist
You will be matched to older adults in your local community and you will support them to remain independent both in their own home and by keeping them active in the local community. This would include

• Assisting with night time routines
• Providing personal care where required
• Prompting to take any medications
• Taking them out shopping or attending local groups, events or appointments
• Preparing meals and light household duties.

This is a truly rewarding role in your local community where you can make a person’s day brighter. So, if you are excited by this fantastic job opportunity