Providing Quality Care
Bluebird Care started as a small family business in 2004, and today we are proud to be one of the largest providers of home care services across the UK. We're committed to keeping people in the comfort of their own home, so we help with anything from everyday tasks around our customers' homes through to complex care needs. Then apply for Bluebird Care's Support Worker role!
Being a Support Worker with Bluebird Care NE Lincolnshire and W Lindsey means you will be part of a well-established company that has provided high-quality care for over 10 years in Lincolnshire. We provide our services to any adult over the age of 18, ranging from companionship care through to personal care, mental health support and even complex care.
We are looking for individuals who deliver high-quality care and will work to our values and standards. We offer full time or part time positions, and provide our services within the hours of 06:45 - 22:00. Availability to work alternate weekends is a requirement of the role. Your dedication to the role will not go unnoticed, and we aim to provide a career progression environment for our staff. In our family-led company, we believe in enhancing the skills of our employees, especially with our registered nurse who supports and trains our Support Workers with clinical care and numerous pieces of training that you can take part in.
A full driving licence and access to a vehicle are required
Have an excellent level of English, both spoken and written
however not essential as full training is provided
Working alternate weekends as a part of your working pattern
A competitive salary of £13.00 per hour.
~ Consistent Shifts
~ 28 days paid annual leave pro rata
~ Induction training and a 12-week mentorship
~ Ongoing training and support
~ Pension scheme
~ Access to in-house Wellbeing support
~ Access to NVQ in Health and Social Care
~ Free uniform & PPE
It's not all about previous experience, however healthcare experience is preferred.If this is a new career for you, we will ensure you have the right training and development opportunities to ensure you are comfortable and confident in the role. Some of the roles and responsibilities of our Care Assistants include:
Providing personal care duties
Manual handling, using equipment where required
Promoting customer health and well-being, enabling them to live their life to the full
We help our customers with anything from everyday tasks around the home through to complex care needs requiring 24 hour a day support.
If you are the kind of person who works well in a team or on your own, has good problem solving skills, is caring and considerate and above all else has the passion to provide exemplary care then this is the role for you!
Department Care Assistant Role Flexible Locations Lincoln Hourly salary £13