Care Assistant role:
- A competitive salary of up to: £14.60 per hour weekends
- Enhanced bank holiday rates
- Mileage paid at 45p per mile
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uaranteed hours contracts available
Do you want to join a company that aims to change the future of care?
Want to feel valued and rewarded and
to work somewhere that looks after your welfare and
well-being? Want to be recognised and treated like a
professional? Hello, we are Vitale, come join the team.
At Vitale Care, we want to do things differently, building a
culture of caring for our Care Professionals, of retention,
reward, and recognition. We want our clients to be able to live the
life they love thanks to the extraordinary support of our Care Professionals.
As a Care Assistant with Vitale Care, you will be visiting clients in
their own homes, promoting their independence.
We want our carers to make a real difference in the lives of the
clients we care for and we support this by having a friendly team in
place to help you reach your potential, every step of the way.
We want to set the standard when it comes to delivering at-home care,
by being the best provider in the country and the first choice for a
career in care.
If you think you can help us achieve this, then we want to hear from you!
As a Care Assistant with Vitale Care you will benefit from:
- A competitive salary of up to £14.60 per hour on
weekends and enhanced bank holiday rates
- Mileage paid at 45p per mile
- A guaranteed hours contract, if that works for
you, so you will know in advance how much you will get paid before
pay day
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28 days holiday giving you time to rest and relax
(pro rata for part-time)
- A range of working shifts are available to fit
around your life
- A pension contribution to help you prepare for later life
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Fully paid care certificate
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Paid induction and shadowing training so you feel
confident in your role
- On-going training so you can progress
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Free car MOT at our friendly local garage
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Paid DBS, so you do not have to pay to be employed
by us
- Our Colleague Recognition programme to help
brighten your week
- Management and specialist career
development paths, giving you the opportunity to progress
and achieve your career goals
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24/7 Colleague Assistance Programme for you and
your family offering support on every aspect of life
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24/7 well-being app packed full of helpful
lifestyle and health tools and advice
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Paid Blue Light Card membership offering thousands
of daily discounts
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Refer-a-friend scheme puts £200 in your pay for
every successful candidate you recommend
…….and a host of little things that make your working day just that
little bit brighter.
As a Care Assistant with Vitale Care you’ll be responsible for:
Personal Care
- Helping our clients wash, dress and go to the bathroom, being
there to help them get in and out of bed, and supporting them with
mobility including the correct use of equipment. You may be
supporting clients through their end-of-life journey
Medication Support
- Helping our clients with their medication as required and keeping
accurate records
Meal Support
- Preparing and serving meals including supporting with feeding
where required. Keep track and documenting our client’s fluid and
food intake.
Household support
- Helping our clients maintain a tidy and well-kept home by
undertaking light housework. Helping clients care for their pets.
Shopping for and with our clients as required.
Companionship
- Keeping our clients company and helping them stay physically
active and engaged in hobbies, community activities and visiting
friends and family.
As a Care Assistant with Vitale Care, it’s important that you can:
- Comply with our policies and procedures
- Complete comprehensive and accurate records (eMAR or Visit Logs)
- Agree and work within your agreed availability
- Report any significant changes to health or circumstance or any
risks, welfare or safeguarding concerns with clients
- Attend mandatory training, one-to-one supervisions and meetings
where required
- Understand the role of the CQC and the guidance it sets out
- Promote good practices and report poor practices or concerns