Support Worker

Komplex Group

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Make every working day mean something. Join Komplex Care and deliver specialist, nurse-led complex care that enables people with lifelong clinical needs to live safely and comfortably at home. You’ll care for an adult in Darlington, working to provide safe and consistent care in their own home. They live with Autism, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities, Challenging Behaviour, Profoundly Deaf, OCD, Cerebral Palsy & Mental Health; they require support with medication administration and personal care support. We are looking for carers who have a good standard of literacy skills, are able to understand written information, and keep clear records. Eager to learn necessary skills, able to follow directions/routines, with good communication skills, clear spoken English, and a willingness to learn alternative communication methods to engage with both non-verbal and deaf clients. Willing to work as a team with both colleagues and family, and to become part of a busy household. Carers need to be confident, outgoing, enthusiastic, engaging, proactive, and responsible. With nurse-led oversight, individualised clinical training and the wider Komplex Group behind you, you’ll provide the standard of care you’d want for your own family. You’ll join a dedicated, nurse-led team providing hands-on care for individuals with lifelong and potentially life-critical clinical needs. This is NOT standard domiciliary care. You’ll follow detailed clinical care plans, monitor changes in the individual’s condition and perform the specialist interventions needed to keep them safe, stable and comfortable at home. Komplex Care provides nurse-led care at home for adults and children with lifelong, complex clinical needs. Our teams support individuals requiring interventions such as ventilation, tracheostomy care, suctioning, gastrostomy support and neurological care. Every package includes individualised training, consistent care teams and ongoing nurse-led clinical oversight.

Requirements

A full UK driving licence
Experience in care or confidence undertaking clinical training
Excellent attention to detail and situational awareness
The ability to follow detailed clinical protocols consistently
Basic IT skills for communication and record-keeping
A genuine commitment to safe, person-centred care
Good standard of literacy skills
Able to understand written information
Able to keep clear records
Eager to learn necessary skills
Able to follow directions/routines
Good communication skills
Clear spoken English
Willingness to learn alternative communication methods to engage with both non-verbal and deaf clients
Willing to work as a team with both colleagues and family
Confident, outgoing, enthusiastic, engaging, proactive, and responsible