Typical Healthcare Assistant Job Role
* Personal care: Helping patients with washing, dressing, toileting, eating, and mobility.
* Patient support: Providing reassurance, companionship, and emotional support.
* Monitoring: Checking and reporting changes in a patient's condition, such as temperature, pulse, blood pressure, or oxygen levels when trained to do so.
* Mobility: Helping patients move safely, including using mobility aids and following moving-and-handling procedures.
* Nutrition: Assisting with meals and drinks and recording food or fluid intake when required.
* Infection control: Following hand hygiene, PPE, cleaning, and infection-prevention procedures.
* Documentation: Accurately recording care provided and reporting concerns to nurses or senior staff.
* Teamwork: Working with nurses, doctors, therapists, patients, and families.
* Safety: Maintaining patient dignity, confidentiality, safeguarding, and a safe care environment.
* Other duties: Preparing equipment, making beds, supporting clinical procedures within your training, and keeping care areas clean and organised.
Key Skills
Compassion • Communication • Patience • Teamwork • Reliability • Observation • Respect for confidentiality • Time management • Basic clinical awareness
Requirements:
1. Up to date DBS
2. Mandatory Trainings with Practical Moving and Handling Training with Certificate
3. Valid RTW (SHARE CODE or any other identification)
4. Professional References
Salary description
£13.00 - £17.00 per hour