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An established care service provider seeks compassionate and flexible Personal Assistants to support an individual with a spinal cord injury. This role involves delivering person-centred care, assisting with daily tasks, and ensuring a high quality of life. You will work closely with the individual to understand their needs and routines, providing essential support in a dynamic environment. Full training will be provided, making this an excellent opportunity for those looking to make a meaningful impact in someone's life. Join a supportive team that values inclusivity and dedication, and enjoy a rewarding career in personal assistance.
About Me
I'm a female living at home with my assistant dog Jessi. I'm outgoing; I work in patient and public involvement in health research for the University of Nottingham and Nottingham University Hospitals; I also enjoy shopping and a good roast dinner!
I am a season ticket holder for Leicester City Football Club and attend many home games and some away games. When I'm at home I enjoy crafting, listening to audiobooks, doing jigsaws, and playing board games.
I have a spinal cord injury (broken neck) and am therefore paralyzed. I have limited use of my arms and hands. I need support in most aspects of my life; if you need to do something for yourself and your environment it is likely you will need to help me with it!
I want to have quality of life with care and support to maintain my interests and provide my needs. I love my bungalow and need someone who has an eye for detail when carrying out domestic duties to try to keep it nice and things in order.
About You
I am looking for a PA(s) to deliver person-centred care and help me live my life to the fullest.
The ideal candidate does not have to have experience in care, as full training will be provided. You must be able to support with my assistant dog, work independently following my routines, be able to think on the job regarding my condition and be willing to undertake a wide variety of tasks, including but not limited to domestic support such as cooking, ironing and cleaning, undertaking short journeys to places like the pharmacy, shops or vets.
You must have a clean and valid driver's licence, be able to use your own vehicle for work and potentially be willing to learn to drive my Mercedes Sprinter.
It is important that you are open-minded and get to know how best to support me. It is also important that you can be flexible, as I live a busy life where no two days are the same and due to this there may be times when I require support at different times during the day.
You will be employed by Solo Support Services but liaising with me on day-to-day matters.
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