Day's Healthcare Assistant

If you are naturally caring and looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference to the lives of others, then join the team at The Dean Neurological Centre as a Healthcare Assistant.

Whether you are:

- Already a Healthcare Assistant/Support Worker in the NHS or private sector, or
- Are looking for a new career where you can use your transferable skills;
You can enjoy a long-term career full of job satisfaction at Elysium as a Healthcare Assistant.

You’ll be equipped with the knowledge and practical skills to have the confidence to join the team, where you will be valued and supported, with continuous career development opportunities available to help you achieve your career aspirations.

It can be very physical working with people with limited mobility, providing personal care (feeding, washing, and showering) and although challenging, it is highly rewarding. You’ll be supported by a team of colleagues ready to lend a hand and work togetherto a common goal.

Being a Healthcare Assistant at The Dean Neurological Centre is a career that you can take pride in. It’s what delivering great healthcare should feel like.

**What you will be doing**

You will join a supportive multi-disciplinary team that works well together in caring for people of all ages who are living with neurological and long-term conditions including those living with physical disabilities, living with tracheostomies and ventilators,people recovering from traumatic injuries.The unit provides a high-level of personal and rehabilitative care in a community-facing environment.

Training and support will be provided to ensure you can provide the high-quality and progressive care necessary, where you will work as part of a wider team to deliver the individual care each person needs while maintaining accurate records.

The service is a 24/7 environment, with full time and part-time hours available operating through a combination of shift patterns. Positions are across the full week so there are no set days in which you will work, with weekends included on a rota. We dooffer part time roles so can be flexible on what shifts you would like to work, this includes full nights and / or twilight shifts.

**Where you will be working**

The Dean Neurological Centre has 60 beds in Gloucester (GL2 9EE), which is on the outskirts of the town within easy commute from Gloucester, Cheltenham and surrounding areas.

The Centre delivers specialist 24-hour nursing and therapy services for people with complex long-term neurological conditions who require ongoing support and assistance to maximise functional ability.It specialises in rehabilitation, tracheostomy and ventilatorcare where the emphasis is placed on maximising individual abilities, comfort, living as independently as possible and with an improved quality of life.

Bedrooms are fitted with high dependency equipment, including ceiling track hoists, wall mounted suction and oxygen equipment., with all rooms adapted to individual requirements. There are also well-equipped therapy facilities and other facilities such asgardens, gym and minibus.

**What you will get**
- Annual salary of £20,553 (37.5 Hours a week)
- Enhancements between 30% to 100% for unsociable hours
- The equivalent of 33 days annual leave (including bank holidays) - plus your birthday off
- Free parking
- Wellbeing support and activities
- Career development and training
- Pension contribution
- Life Assurance
- Enhanced Maternity Package
- Flexible working opportunities

There are also a range of other benefits including retail discounts and special offers and much more.

**About your next employer**

You will be working for an established, stable and agile company with a unique approach to the delivery of care. With a network of over 80 services across England and Wales, providing four services including: Mental Health, Neurological, Learning Disabilities& Autism, Children & Education, there is an opportunity for you to grow and move with Elysium.
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