Waking Nights Children's Residential Care Worker

Waking NightsResidential Care Worker, up to 29k- Nottingham

Chase Recruitment are working with a growing and expanding Children's Residential Care Provider to recruit Residential Care Workers to join their Waking Nights team in Nottingham. Our client is committed to providing a warm in nurturing environment to support the children and young people in their care.

What's on offer?

• Salary of up to 29k
• 25 days annual leave including Bank Holidays per annum
• Pension scheme plus 3% employee contribution
• Mileage at an agreeable rate for business purposes
• Additional sleeps at £50
• Progression opportunities
• Huge CDP support
• Supportive team environment

Successful applicants must have:

• Level 3 in Children and Young People
• Experience working in Children's Residential Homes
• Hold a Full UK Driving Licence
• Flexibility to work shifts during the night

The duties of the Residential Care Worker include but are not limited to:

• Meet consistently the health needs of children and young people.
• Meet consistently children and young people's education and training needs.
• Engage children and young people in a range of developmentally appropriate activities
• Model and promote respect for the caregiving environment, taking a lead in the practical tasks required to look after a home
• Work closely with children and young people, both individually and when required as a group to fulfil all the tasks outlined in their care plans
• Work in partnership with social workers, education, police, health, probation, and all other professionals in line with children's needs and interests

This is a full-time opportunity as a Residential Care Worker, working on a nighttime shift pattern. If you are interested and meet the criteria for the role then please apply.

Alternatively, if you know of anyone who may be interested in the role then please refer them to us at Chase Recruitment.

Chase Recruitment are a specialist recruitment company specialising in permanent roles in Health and Social Care across the UK.

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