Brain Injury Support Worker High Wycombe

Local Community Role

Part Time with Opportunity to Progress to Nights

Immediate Start Available

We are currently recruiting an experienced and compassionate Brain Injury Support Worker to provide one-to-one support for a 42-year-old gentleman living at home with his mother.

This is a unique opportunity to become part of a small dedicated care team providing companionship reassurance and day-to-day support to a gentleman living with an acquired brain injury and epilepsy. While personal care and medication are managed by his mother your role will focus on providing consistent support encouraging engagement and maintaining a safe structured environment.

His mother has cared for him for many years and has created a well-established daily routine. We are looking for someone who will respect this routine work collaboratively with the family and provide reliable support that allows his mother valuable periods of respite.

Working alongside another member of the care team your responsibilities will include:

This is a companionship-led role rather than a personal care position although previous care experience is essential.

Current shifts include:

The family maintains high clinical standards within the home and all team members are expected to:

We are looking to recruit as quickly as possible.

The recruitment process includes:

If you have experience supporting individuals with acquired brain injuries and are looking for a rewarding role where you can make a genuine difference to one persons quality of life wed love to hear from you.

Apply today to begin the recruitment process.

We are particularly interested in experienced female carers who can demonstrate maturity professionalism and a compassionate approach.