5 jobs found in St Albans

Could you support people who have learning disabilities? Could you help create a relaxed and homely environment? Do you want your influence to last long after your shift ends? The people who make their home in St Albans are aged mid-twenties to mid-sixties. They have multiple learning and physical disabilities. They don't have much verbal communication, but you'll become great at picking upon on small non-verbal cues. You'll discover that every tiny thing you do has an impact, and when you get it right, you'll know you got it right: you'll get a chuckle or a smile, you'll see someone's body relax or their eyes light up. People need support with a range of activities from the everyday living needs and ‘must dos’ such as assisting with medications, intimate care and feeding (which is sometimes via a peg tube) through to the lighter side of life: swimming, arts and crafts, getting out and about locally in their mini-bus. We all share mealtimes, with staff cooking beautiful food...

What a heart warming feeling it is to bring a smile to another's face. But do you know what lasts longer than a smile? The feeling of supporting and empowering people with learning disabilities and autism to live a life that makes sense to them. Seeing the difference that YOU can make. Now that IS rewarding…. We are seeking experienced and non experienced Support Workers  for our nursing home in St Albans. What will I be doing? We are looking for people to come in and help us create a relaxed and homely environment for adults with multiple learning and physical disabilities. The people who make their home here (aged mid-twenties to mid-sixties) will need support with a range of activities from the everyday living needs and ‘must dos’ such as assisting with medications, intimate care and feeding (which is sometimes via a peg tube) through to the lighter side of life doing things like swimming, arts and crafts, eating out, parties or just getting out and about...

Do you want to work for an award winning charity? Could you provide nursing support to people with learning disabilities? We're currently recruiting for ( day and night) Registered Nurses (RGN) to work at our registered care service in St Albans, Hertfordshire providing high quality nursing support to adults with learning disabilities and complex health needs. When applying, please express your interest in either becoming a day Nurse or Night Nurse with us. We're also looking for additional bank Registered Nurses (RGN) to pick up extra shifts when our regular Registered Nurses (RGN) are on holiday, on sick leave or other periods when we are short staffed. Rates for Bank (Relief) staff are £12.80 an hour. About the role At this purpose-built bungalow, we provide 24 hour support for 12 people with a range of disabilities, in a friendly and homely environment. You'll be able to spend time building relationships with the people we support, getting to know...

Are you looking for night time work ? Could you support people with learning disabilities, helping them live life on their own terms? You'll join us as a Waking Nights Support Worker , working in our St Albans service in Hertfordshire. This is a part time role 30 hours per week across three nights About  the role You will be working at two neighbouring properties, helping us to provide a relaxed and homely environment, supporting people aged from mid-twenties to mid-sixties. You will be dealing with specific needs of the people we support, participating in some activities before bed such as reading or watching TV / films; as well as making light suppers or snacks and ensuring they're ready for bed. You will be available during the night to provide physical support and emotional reassurance when they are wakeful; checking at regular intervals to ensure they are comfortable and getting a good night's sleep ready for the next day.   There will...

Are you looking for night shift work?  Could you support young people with learning disabilities? Come and join us a Waking Nights Support Worker in St Albans  and you'll soon see what makes this work so rewarding! We have hours open for both full and part time night staff. You'll join the expanding team at our residential children’s home in St Albans, where we provide support for up to five children and young people, aged 11 to 18, who have learning disabilities and complex needs. You'll be available when they are wakeful at night and check at regular intervals to ensure they are comfortable and getting a good night's sleep ready for school or college the next day. You will need to provide support with intimate care. This is an important role to make sure the young people don’t feel vulnerable during the night, especially those who are in new surroundings. Full-time hours are 38 hours a week, with part-time contracts by...