Support Worker jobs with Jane Lewis
Are you looking for flexible support worker jobs in your area? At Jane Lewis, we have been recruiting and training healthcare professionals for over 37 years. We work with a wide range of healthcare providers, offering exciting opportunities in mental health hospitals, learning disability services, care homes, and occupational health settings.
What does a Support Worker do?
As a Support Worker, you’ll play a vital role in helping individuals live as independently as possible. Your responsibilities will vary depending on the needs of the person you’re supporting, but they may include:
- Encouraging independence and providing emotional support
- Assisting with daily tasks such as meal preparation and household activities
- Supporting social and community engagement
- Promoting personal care and wellbeing
- Helping individuals with mental health needs, learning disabilities, or complex conditions
What are the benefits of working as a Support Worker with Jane Lewis?
Choose shifts that fit around your lifestyle, whether you want full-time hours or the occasional extra shift to top up your income.
Work in a range of environments, from mental health hospitals to supported living services, and find the best fit for you.
We invest in your success with comprehensive training when you start, plus opportunities for specialist courses and NVQs to help you progress in your career.
From registration to being booked into shifts, our team is here to help you every step of the way. Our support doesn’t stop whilst you’re out on shift, call us whenever you need support.
At Jane Lewis, we offer weekly pay, so you don’t need to wait until the end of the month to reap the rewards if you have picked up extra shifts!
What you need to register as a Support Worker with Jane Lewis
To start working in a Support Worker role with Jane Lewis, you’ll need:
- At least six months of UK care experience
- The right to work in the UK (we are unable to provide sponsorship)
- A valid enhanced DBS (If you don’t have one, we can help you apply and we’ll cover the cost!)
Some roles may require a driving licence and access to a vehicle, especially in rural areas.
A little bit about me
Working as a care/support worker means everything to me. I have worked in complex care, community care, mental health hospitals, residential homes, neurological hospitals and many more. I’ve created good experiences and lifelong memories along the way.
How I relax
To relax I enjoy going bowling, swimming, cooking or the Cinema. I also enjoy eating out with my family!
After each and every long day at work I enjoyed warm bath to wind down before I retire to my comfy bed and get ready for another day at work.
