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Castleford House is a 41-bed nursing home rated Outstanding by CQC and offers luxury accommodation for all our residents in Chepstow.All the relevant skills, qualifications and experience that a successful applicant will need are listed in the following description.Required Qualifications:Must be fluent in verbal and written English.NVQ in health and social care is required, or previous experience.BenefitsCompetitive SalaryWorkplace Pension SchemeFlexible working hours5.6 weeks holidayPaid breaksAn opportunity to work for a growing companyOutstanding training & career development opportunities with continuous supportJob TypePart time - 18 to 24 hours a weekDay ShiftsKey Responsibilities:Personal Care - Assisting with washing, dressing, grooming, and maintaining personal hygiene.Medication Management - Administering or assisting with medication according to care plans and policies.Mobility Support - Helping residents move around safely, including transferring them from bed to wheelchair, or assisting with walking.Meal Assistance and Feeding - assisting with eating, assisting with hydration and ensuring proper nutrition.Household Tasks - Performing light housekeeping duties like laundry, cleaning, and tidying.Companionship - Providing social interaction, emotional support, and a listening ear.Monitoring Health: Observing and reporting any changes in a residents physical or mental health to relevant colleagues and healthcare professionals.Assistance with Activities - Helping residents participate in activities they enjoy, such as hobbies, social events, and outings.Updating Care Plans: Ensuring that changes in the needs of residents are passed on to the nursing and management team of the home.Following Care Plans: Adhering to specific care plans developed to meet individual needs.Communication: Effectively communicating with the resident, their family, medical professionals and other members of the home team.Essential Skills and Qualities:Compassion and Empathy - A genuine desire to care for and support others.Good LeadershipThe ability to support and supervise other care assistants.Patience and Understanding - The ability to work with residents who may have physical or cognitive limitations.Good Communication Skills - Clearly and effectively communicating with residents, their families, and other healthcare professionals.Reliability and Dependability - Being punctual, responsible, and trustworthy in carrying out assigned duties.Ability to Work as Part of a Team - Collaborating effectively with other healthcare professionals to provide the best possible care.Physical Stamina and Strength - Being able to perform tasks that require physical effort, such as lifting and transferring residents.TPBN1_UKTJ