Up to £16 per hour plus travel and mileage
A driving license and a reliable car are essential
Some of the benefits of becoming a Community Care Assistant with Caremark
We offer a range of pay rate options to fit your needs including
travel time rates, no travel time rates and shift rates.
Our Community Care Assistants support people with all aspects
of their day-to-day living, including social and physical activities,
personal care, mobility and meal times. This role can be very
rewarding for the right person and offers benefits that other jobs
can’t. So if you like the idea of working out in your
community and you want to help others then apply today.
The times we work
The Locations we work in
So what is community care work all about?
In a nutshell, it’s about supporting people to remaining living
in their own homes, helping to maintain their independence.
You’ll support people with all aspects of their day-to-day
living, including social and physical activities, personal care,
mobility and meal times. This role can be very rewarding for the right
person and offers benefits that other jobs can’t. So if you like the
idea of working out in your community and you want to help others then
get in touch to find out more.
We offer both full-time and part-time work. At Caremark, we
want to show our appreciation for the hard work and commitment given
by our team. In addition to this, our clients are always grateful
towards the people who care for them. Clients and care workers gain
new levels of trust and friendship over time which is very fulfilling
for both. Perhaps you’re looking for something new offering more
variety in your working week. Many people who have worked in care
homes or the NHS enjoy the flexibility and diversity of working out in
the community. Why not give us a call and find out more about care and
start your career in care with Caremark.
You would be responsible for meeting the support requirements
of our clients, in a way that respects the individual and promotes
their independence. You would be expected to travel to the client’s
home and assist them with daily tasks as agreed between the client and Caremark.
The type of support that you would be providing is no different
to what would reasonably be given by a member of the person’s family.
For instance, you may be providing help with bathing and dressing or
domestic support.
Principal Responsibilities
Your role would include helping clients with tasks such as:
· Help with washing & dressing
· Shopping &
meal preparation
· Prompting with medication
· Support
with daily routines
· Respite services
· Socialising and
leisure activities
· Helping clients access the community
What we look for
It’s important to us that all Caremark Care Workers have the
following qualities:
· Self-motivated, well-organised & reliable
·
Caring and sensitive
· Flexible
· committed to
maintaining our high standards of care
· Good communicator
It’s a criminal offense for people who are barred from working
in regulated activity to apply for roles that require them to work
unsupervised with that particular group (i.e. adults at risk, children
or both).