Job Details: Resilience: Support Worker Opportunities - New Service in Suncroft, Co Kildare


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Resilience: Support Worker Opportunities - New Service in Suncroft, Co Kildare
RESILIENCE are growing!

New Service in SUNCROFT, CO. KILDARE

Opening March **Apply on the website**.

Join our world-class service that's shaping empowered lives.

SUPPORT WORKER OPPORTUNITIES:

WE ARE NOW INVITING APPLICATIONS TO JOIN OUR TEAM FOR THE BELOW
POSITIONS:

* 2 x Full time Permanent Senior Support Worker
* 8 x Full time Permanent Support Workers
* 2 x Part Time permanent **Apply on the website** hour Support
workers
* 4 x Relief Support workers

We're changing the face of support for people with intellectual,
physical and sensory disability and/or Autism in Ireland. We offer
_progressive, one-to-one solutions_ geared towards the _EMPOWERMENT_
of the people we support, rather than limiting their experiences of
life. We put each individual, and support of their disability, at the
centre of everything we do, helping them live an _INVOLVED, MEANINGFUL
AND EMPOWERED LIFE_ and focusing not on what they _can't do_, but on
what they _can achieve_. This spirit comes to life in our
client-centred, home-from-home residential centres, and in the
specialist services we provide.

WHAT IS THE POSITION?

You will be a Full time, Part time or relief Support Worker at our new
state of the art adult residential centre in Suncroft, Co. Kildare -
reporting directly to the Service Manager.

WHAT IS THE ROLE?

As a Support Worker you will provide a professional, high quality and
safe service to people with additional needs - working as part of a
team and in consultation with each service user. You will make sure
all of the client's needs are met in a completely individual way, and
as an ambassador of Resilience's values, you will represent:

* _BEST QUALITY_ - providing best-in-class care always.
* _INDIVIDUALITY_ - applying a person-centred approach to meet each
individual's abilities, needs and challenges.
* _EMPOWERMENT_ - helping all our service-users live their very best
life and achieve their optimal potential.

LOCATION:?Suncroft, Co. Kildare

HOURS OF WORK:?Residential roster.

WHAT WILL YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES BE?

* The delivery of client care needs and the development,
implementation and evaluation of Support Plans;
* Ensure that practices within the service comply with Resilience's
policies and procedures, to maintain the highest standards;
* Liaise with Multi-Disciplinary Teams ('MDTs') when required;
* Provide support to colleagues within the team setting;
* Act as a mentor for new staff and foster a positive learning
environment;
* Participate in the development and review of risk assessments and
report concerns.

WHAT IS REQUIRED?

You will have:

* Previous experience working with children or adults with physical,
sensory and intellectual disability;
* Experience working with service users with Autism and Epilepsy;
* FETAC level 5/Social Care qualification or equivalent;
* Completed or be willing to complete a Patient Manual Handling
course;
* Completed or be willing to complete a Child Protection course;
* Eligibility to work in Ireland;
* A strong sense of empathy, flexibility and a team-oriented work
ethic.

_A Full Drivers Licence is__ __FAVOURABLE__ __but not essential._

HOW WILL YOU BENEFIT?

* Competitive pay rates
* Flexible working hours
* Discounted healthcare
* Paid attendance for mandatory training
* **Apply on the website**/7 support from management team
* Promotional opportunities and pathways
* Resilience Rewards employee discounts
* In house accredited training provided
* Employee Assistance Programme **Apply on the website**/7
* Educational assistance
* Active sports and social club
* Continuous professional development
* Bike to work scheme
* Resilience4Me Health and Well-being Forum.
* Uncapped earning potential from our refer a friend Scheme

HOW TO APPLY:

Email your CV to **Apply on the website**
Or
Call Lorraine Mahon on **Apply on the website** for further
information
RESILIENCE are growing!

New Service in SUNCROFT, CO. KILDARE

Opening March **Apply on the website**.

Join our world-class service that's shaping empowered lives.

SUPPORT WORKER OPPORTUNITIES:

WE ARE NOW INVITING APPLICATIONS TO JOIN OUR TEAM FOR THE BELOW
POSITIONS:

* 2 x Full time Permanent Senior Support Worker
* 8 x Full time Permanent Support Workers
* 2 x Part Time permanent **Apply on the website** hour Support
workers
* 4 x Relief Support workers

We're changing the face of support for people with intellectual,
physical and sensory disability and/or Autism in Ireland. We offer
_progressive, one-to-one solutions_ geared towards the _EMPOWERMENT_
of the people we support, rather than limiting their experiences of
life. We put each individual, and support of their disability, at the
centre of everything we do, helping them live an _INVOLVED, MEANINGFUL
AND EMPOWERED LIFE_ and focusing not on what they _can't do_, but on
what they _can achieve_. This spirit comes to life in our
client-centred, home-from-home residential centres, and in the
specialist services we provide.

WHAT IS THE POSITION?

You will be a Full time, Part time or relief Support Worker at our new
state of the art adult residential centre in Suncroft, Co. Kildare -
reporting directly to the Service Manager.

WHAT IS THE ROLE?

As a Support Worker you will provide a professional, high quality and
safe service to people with additional needs - working as part of a
team and in consultation with each service user. You will make sure
all of the client's needs are met in a completely individual way, and
as an ambassador of Resilience's values, you will represent:

* _BEST QUALITY_ - providing best-in-class care always.
* _INDIVIDUALITY_ - applying a person-centred approach to meet each
individual's abilities, needs and challenges.
* _EMPOWERMENT_ - helping all our service-users live their very best
life and achieve their optimal potential.

LOCATION:?Suncroft, Co. Kildare

HOURS OF WORK:?Residential roster.

WHAT WILL YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES BE?

* The delivery of client care needs and the development,
implementation and evaluation of Support Plans;
* Ensure that practices within the service comply with Resilience's
policies and procedures, to maintain the highest standards;
* Liaise with Multi-Disciplinary Teams ('MDTs') when required;
* Provide support to colleagues within the team setting;
* Act as a mentor for new staff and foster a positive learning
environment;
* Participate in the development and review of risk assessments and
report concerns.

WHAT IS REQUIRED?

You will have:

* Previous experience working with children or adults with physical,
sensory and intellectual disability;
* Experience working with service users with Autism and Epilepsy;
* FETAC level 5/Social Care qualification or equivalent;
* Completed or be willing to complete a Patient Manual Handling
course;
* Completed or be willing to complete a Child Protection course;
* Eligibility to work in Ireland;
* A strong sense of empathy, flexibility and a team-oriented work
ethic.

_A Full Drivers Licence is__ __FAVOURABLE__ __but not essential._

HOW WILL YOU BENEFIT?

* Competitive pay rates
* Flexible working hours
* Discounted healthcare
* Paid attendance for mandatory training
* **Apply on the website**/7 support from management team
* Promotional opportunities and pathways
* Resilience Rewards employee discounts
* In house accredited training provided
* Employee Assistance Programme **Apply on the website**/7
* Educational assistance
* Active sports and social club
* Continuous professional development
* Bike to work scheme
* Resilience4Me Health and Well-being Forum.
* Uncapped earning potential from our refer a friend Scheme

HOW TO APPLY:

Email your CV to **Apply on the website**
Or
Call Lorraine Mahon on **Apply on the website** for further
information


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