Senior Care Assistant

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About The Role

Location: Greater Manchester / Cheshire

Available Shifts: Days and Nights

Rate of Pay from £13.00 to £16.00 per hour depending on experience and location

Plus Holiday Pay

Job Title: Senior Care Assistant

Servoca Nursing & Care have been established over 20 years and have an unrivalled reputation for providing quality and reliable staff to the health and social care sector in Greater Manchester, Cheshire and Lancashire.

We are looking for experienced Senior Healthcare Assistants who are passionate about making a difference in people's lives. Working mainly within residential homes, you will be responsible for leading your shift and team to support residents with their daily activities, whilst encouraging independence and enabling people to live their best lives.

We have opportunities throughout Greater Manchester including Stockport, Rochdale, Oldham and Salford. We have a variety of shifts available to support 24-hour care, both Days or Nights, weekdays and weekends.

Working with Servoca you will benefit from:

• Weekly Pay and Bank Hol premiums
• Holiday Pay either accrued or added to your pay rate.
• Pension scheme - optional
• Free Mandatory Training
• Access to enhanced training for career development
• Permanent employment opportunities if that's what you're looking for
• Advance bookings once they are established with our clients
• Having an assigned consultant together with full support from our experienced and dedicated team in Manchester

Does this sound like the perfect fit for you?

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All Applicants are subject to checks of Identity, Right to Work, DBS, and Employment References

About You

Providing quality care in a homely environment requires kindness, patience and common sense. Applicants must also have:

• a minimum of 12 months experience within a healthcare setting
• 6 months paid experience working as a senior or in a similar leadership role
• NVQ level 3 or equivalent preferred
• experience administering medication safely
• experience of risk assessment, care planning and evaluation
• strong written and verbal communication skills
• a valid UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (for our more remote locations)