Care Professional

Are you ready for something new, and would like to make a difference in supporting others? Or could you do with a boost in your income? If you answered yes to one or both of these questions, then a career in care with Home Instead could well be perfect for you!

We are looking for people with kind, compassionate hearts who want to make a difference to the quality of life for our clients. Our highly respected Care Professionals are at the heart of what we do, providing the very best home care and helping us elevate the care experience.

With no set shift patterns, we can offer you work to fit in and around your family and lifestyle. With immediate starts available for those looking to start a career in care or those who already have experience of care.

We will carefully match you to our clients, in your local community, and you will support them to live happy, independent lives by providing:

• Companionship and help around the home
• Preparation and support with meals
• Prompting and assisting your client with their medication
• Supporting with personal care and to get dressed
• Social visits and support with appointments and shopping trips

Home Instead are unique in the care industry as all our visits are a minimum of 1 hour. We believe that this time is needed for you to establish meaningful relationships with your clients and make a REAL difference to their lives everyday!

As a Care Professional at Home Instead you will receive industry leading training, great rates of pay and 24/7 support from our office team.

• Excellent rates of pay, £12.00 Monday to Friday, £12.50 at weekends and double time on bank holidays
• Full or part-time hours available
• All visits are a minimum of an hour
• Paid mileage, 30p per mile
• Paid training
• Paid shadowing visits
• Ongoing support from Mentors
• Regular team meet-ups and social events
• Start your care career with us and benefit from award winning training, including Care Certification, City & Guilds Dementia Training , End of Life and Parkinson’s Disease specialist training