Posted Mon, 13 Feb 2023

Custom Care

Birmingham

Job Title: Care Assistant

Locations: Sandwell, Dudley, Smethwick, Oldbury

Pay Rate: £10.12

Mileage: 18p per mile

Shifts available: Flexible (includes 2 evenings plus 1 weekend day every other week)

Access to vehicle required: No, however may be required for certain areas due to the geographical location and nature of the role

No experience required as specialist training will be provided!

Must be eligible to work in the UK

Always Kind, Always Honest, We Listen, We Learn

We’re in it together, working with you to give you the life you want!

Being a Care Assistant is more than just a job it’s a calling. Here at Custom care, we have an amazing opportunity to join our friendly team. We are looking for kind, honest and compassionate Care Assistants to join the team in providing the very best care to our service users, imagine a role where you are assisting people to remain living in their own homes and more importantly making them smile every day! If you are looking for a role that is both rewarding and fulfilling, then we need you!

Duties will include:

• Personal Care (bathing/showering/toileting/etc)
• Preparing and serving meals/snacks
• Assisting with medication
• Light domestic duties
• Companionship

Benefits:

• Free uniform
• Free DBS
• Pension scheme
• Enhanced Occupational Maternity and Adoption Pay
• Enhanced Occupational Paternity Pay
• Death in Service Payment
• Career progression
• Competitive rates of pay
• Excellent training, ongoing professional development and defined career opportunities once working with us
• 28 days annual leave (pro rata)

Key skills and attributes required:

• Applicants ideally will have experience working in care and/or hold a relevant healthcare qualification to a minimum of level 3 or equivalent.
• Caring, compassionate and a good listener
• An energetic, happy person who enjoys forming relationships with people
• Able to access a vehicle
• Enhanced DBS

‘APPLY TODAY’ to ‘Be one of the people that make a difference!’