Responsibilities
- Collaborate with nurse leadership to provide high-quality care for children with complex medical needs, including tracheostomy management, ventilation support, suctioning, cough assist, PEG/JEJ feeding, and medication administration.
- Provide care for a limited number of clients with conditions such as spinal muscular atrophy, cerebral palsy, brain injury, congenital muscular dystrophy, and other chronic health disorders.
- Develop trusting relationships with children and their families while delivering one-on-one care in home settings to support personalized care objectives.
- Coordinate with care coordination staff to ensure consistent, effective delivery of clinical services.
- Maintain a consistent and reliable work schedule as assigned.
Benefits
- Comprehensive training program featuring theoretical instruction, simulated practice, and a personalized onboarding plan with supervised shifts and competency evaluations.
- Access to continuous professional development courses, including syringe driver use, catheter management, IV therapy, epilepsy care, buccal medication administration, and PMVA training offered regularly.
- Participation in a monthly employee prize draw.
- Workshops to support professional revalidation requirements.
- Free Blue Light Card enrollment.
- Refer-a-colleague incentive program.
- Employee Assistance Programme providing free access to financial guidance, counseling, legal resources, bereavement support, retirement planning, menopause support, and a 24/7 support line.
Work Arrangement
On-site
Team
Collaborates directly with nurse managers and care coordinators within a small group of care packages.
Location
Canterbury
Shifts
- Regular Day Shifts (8:30-15:35)
- Regular Night Shifts (21:00-7:00)
Registration
Position requires an Enhanced DBS check and reference verification.
Payment
Payment is not available through a limited company structure.
