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Health Care Assistant Responsible for supporting service users with all aspects of personal care, food and medication tasks so that they may continue to live independently in their homes and to access communities. Duties: ➢ Contributing to the health, safety and welfare of individuals ➢ Providing care to service users in their own homes, promoting independence and well-being ➢ Helping service users with all aspects of personal care tasks such as grooming, food preparation and dressing ➢ Encouraging and respecting and promoting service user's personal choices ➢ Assisting with catheter and stoma care ➢ Assisting with prescribed medication ➢ Looking out for signs of physical or mental deterioration in a service user ➢ Identifying the need for and ordering mobility/disability aids ➢ Liaising with other healthcare professionals such as District Nurses, Physiotherapy and GPs ➢ Accurately reporting and recording in the service user's individual care plan ➢ To ensure that services are maintained and delivered in accordance with Legislation, Statutory Requirements and the Policies and Procedures of the Company. ➢ To report and record accurately appropriate information relating to service users and the general operation of the service. ➢ To actively participate in induction and ongoing training and development in accordance with the Company’s Policies and with due regard to Health and Safety requirements. ➢ To support colleague in complying with the requirements of the Care Principles.

Trainee Dental Nurse – No Experience Needed Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Location: Multiple practices with excellent transport links Looking to start your career in dental nursing? Join a team that will support, train and inspire you every step of the way. We are a welcoming, modern dental group committed to delivering outstanding care to every patient. Our practices are designed to help people feel at ease from the moment they walk in, and we believe in building real connections with our patients to improve their experience, confidence, and oral health. Now we’re looking for enthusiastic individuals who want to start or continue their journey as a Trainee Dental Nurse. Whether you’ve already started your dental nursing course or are completely new to the profession, we’d love to hear from you. What We’re Looking For: • Proof of enrolment (or enrolment letter) for a GDC-approved dental nurse course, • Eligibility to work in the UK (including National Insurance number), • Willingness to begin or continue Hepatitis B vaccinations, • Enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one), • Basic understanding of infection control and decontamination, • Organised and reliable – able to assist with patient records, notes, and admin, • A team player who is calm under pressure and eager to learn, • Comfortable helping with reception and front-desk tasks when needed, • No previous dental experience is required – full training will be provided. What You’ll Be Doing: • Supporting dentists during patient treatments, • Ensuring treatment rooms are clean, safe and well-stocked, • Helping patients feel comfortable before, during and after appointments, • Managing instruments, materials and stock, • Learning valuable clinical and patient-care skills as you train What You’ll Get: • Full support and training in a friendly, professional environment, • Access to ongoing development opportunities once qualified, • Health and wellbeing benefits, including Employee Assistance Programme and virtual GP, • Up to 30 days of annual leave with service (plus bank holidays), • Discounts on gyms, restaurants, retail and more

Start Your Career in Dentistry – No Experience Needed Position: Trainee Dental Nurse Assistant Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Location: Easily accessible with excellent transport links Working Days: Monday to Saturday (rotational) Are you looking for a rewarding, hands-on role in healthcare? Ready to train, learn and grow in a supportive dental team? This could be the opportunity for you. We are a friendly, modern dental practice offering both NHS and private care, including general, cosmetic and orthodontic treatments. We're proud to deliver top-quality care in a welcoming, patient-focused environment – and now we're looking for a new team member to join us as a Trainee Dental Nurse Assistant. What You’ll Do: Support the dental team during procedures Welcome and reassure patients throughout their visit Help with record-keeping and appointments Keep treatment areas clean and stocked Learn essential dental knowledge and skills through hands-on experience What We’re Looking For: • A positive attitude and eagerness to learn, • Good English communication skills, • Ability to follow clear instructions and protocols, • Basic computer skills, • Friendly, professional and reliable, • Fluent in any Eastern European language? That’s a big plus, • Right to work in the UK is essential, • Enrolled or soon to be enrolled on a GDC approved dental course What You’ll Get: • Full training – no experience needed, • All uniforms and PPE provided, • Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), • Holiday and Pension scheme, • Regular reviews and support to grow your career Ready to kick-start your dental career today? Apply now – we’re interviewing as soon as possible and would love to hear from enthusiastic, caring individuals like you.

Dental Assistant Trainee Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM About the Practice We are a busy three-surgery practice providing a mix of NHS and private dental treatments for adults and children, with a strong focus on preventative care. Our private treatments include implants, Invisalign, crowns, veneers, white fillings, and tooth whitening. We also offer private and standard hygiene services. Key Responsibilities • Prepare treatment rooms and assist during procedures, • Educate patients on oral hygiene and post-operative care, • Maintain accurate patient records and manage appointments, • Handle basic laboratory tasks and manage inventory Candidate Requirements • Enthusiasm and genuine interest in dental healthcare, • Good English communication skills, • Ability to follow instructions and work as part of a team, • Empathy and ability to provide compassionate patient care, • Basic IT skills, • Commitment to hygiene and infection control protocols, • Respect for patient confidentiality and privacy, • Willingness to undergo training and continuing education in dental nursing, • Careful handling of dental instruments and equipment, • Punctuality and professional appearance, • Eligibility to work in the UK Benefits Full training and development opportunities Health and safety support Pension scheme Wellness programme Discounted gym and spa membership Professional development and performance reviews How to Apply Start your rewarding dental career with us today! Full training provided – no previous experience required.

Job Title: Support Worker Employer: Urban Care Community Limited Location: Various locations (please enquire) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent, Zero hours contract Salary: £12.29 to £13.23 per hour Job Summary: Urban Care Community Limited is seeking experienced and compassionate Support Workers to join our growing team. You will provide high-quality care and support to individuals with complex needs, including Learning Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Mental Health Conditions, ADHD, Communication Disorders, Physical Disabilities, Challenging Behaviour, Epilepsy, and Diabetes. Key Responsibilities: Deliver person-centred care and support tailored to each individual’s needs. Assist with personal care, daily routines, and medication administration. Support individuals in managing challenging behaviours and promoting independence. Work collaboratively with families and professionals to ensure holistic care. Maintain accurate care records and documentation. Requirements: Must not have a Skilled Worker Visa as we do not offer Sponsorship. Must not have a Students Visa as this is a Full Time role. Minimum 1 year of experience in a similar role. Good understanding of supporting individuals with complex needs. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Basic digital skills for documentation. Relevant care qualifications (preferred but not essential). Must be flexible to work various shifts including evenings and weekends. Empathetic, reliable, and committed to making a positive impact. Benefits: Free uniform provided Free Level 2 or 3 qualification in Health and Social Care Opportunities for professional development Supportive team environment If you're passionate about helping others and ready to make a difference, apply now to become a valued part of our care team.

ABA Support Workers / Carers for Autistic Adult – Full-Time (2:1 Care) Location: East London – Newham Start Date: Immediate Hours: Full-time, rota-based (day shifts varying lengths between 9am-9pm) Pay: Competitive hourly rate (on self employed basis) About the Role: We are urgently looking for reliable and compassionate ABA-trained carers/support workers to join the dedicated care team supporting Zak, a 23-year-old autistic woman living in Newham with her family. Zak is bright, sensitive, and happiest in a calm, structured, and respectful environment. The role focuses on using Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and positive behaviour support to help her learn, stay engaged, and enjoy daily life. You will work as part of a 2:1 team at home and 3:1 when out for walks, supporting her round the clock, including personal hygiene and domestic chores in relation to caring for Zak. Requirements: • Experience with autism or learning disabilities (ABA experience essential)., • Kind, patient, and reliable with a calm presence., • Able to work in a structured team environment., • She struggles to tolerate extensive piercings, body tattoos etc, • Must have the right to work in the UK and pass a DBS check., • Available to start immediately

Join Choice Led Care Ltd, Be Part of Something New! At Choice Led Care Ltd, we’re not just another care agency , we’re a new and growing home care company currently going through the CQC registration process, built on over 40 years of combined experience in health and social care. We’re driven by compassion, dignity, and the belief that everyone deserves care shaped by their choice. This is your chance to join us from the very beginning, grow with the company, and make a real difference in the lives of people across Islington, Enfield, and surrounding areas. Your Responsibilities Assist residents with personal care tasks such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. Support residents in daily activities, including meal preparation and feeding. Help maintain a clean and safe environment within the home. Implement individual care plans as directed by healthcare professionals. Communicate effectively with residents, their families, and team members to ensure continuity of care. Document changes in residents’ conditions and report any concerns to senior staff. Provide companionship and emotional support to residents. Drive residents to appointments or activities (if applicable). Use IT systems for record-keeping and communication. Qualifications & Skills Previous experience in home care or a care home setting is preferred but not essential. Good understanding of care plans and the ability to follow them accurately. Proficiency in English (spoken and written). Basic IT skills for maintaining records. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. A caring attitude and a passion for supporting individuals. A valid driving licence is advantageous but not required. Why Join Us Be part of a new and supportive team from the start. Flexible hours to suit your lifestyle and commitments. Ongoing training and professional development. Opportunity to grow your career as the company expands. If you’re compassionate, reliable, and ready to make a difference, we’d love to hear from you!

Specialist Support Worker – Epilepsy & Complex Needs Full Time – 18 year old friendly disabled teenager with epilepsy, severe autism and movement disorder. Location: At home with his family in Finsbury Park An exciting opportunity has arisen for motivated and compassionate individuals to join our Specialist Epilepsy Support Team. Main Duties of the Role Deliver high-quality, safe support to the teenager with complex epilepsy and associated conditions. Provide 1:1 support ay home and in the community. Both day shifts and waking night shifts. Monitor and record seizure activity, administer emergency medication in line with training, and respond calmly to incidents. Support the teenager to achieve set goals, follow behavioural program. Communicate effectively with family, colleagues, Aba Consultant and health professionals to ensure consistent, person-centred care. Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team (MDT), contributing to care planning, risk management, and safeguarding. Promote dignity, respect, and inclusion at all times. What We’re Looking For Essential: Experience working with people with epilepsy, autism or learning disabilities (as a carer, support worker, or volunteer) as well as associated health conditions and needs (bowel care and urinary care). Ability to remain calm in emergencies and follow seizure management protocols. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. A positive, reliable, and caring attitude. Good organisational skills and attention to detail. Team player who can also work independently. full UK driving licence preferred but not essential. DBS Desirable: Epilepsy or rescue medication training. Experience working with individuals with complex health and behavioural needs. Knowledge of safeguarding adults and young people. About You We are looking for people who are: Caring and empathetic – putting the individual first. Professional and reliable – able to take responsibility for the safety of vulnerable people. Resilient and resourceful – confident in handling challenging situations. Innovative and proactive – bringing ideas to improve the lives of those we support. Ideally have studied something related or are planning to study related field (Psychology, nursing, social care etc). Why apply: Competitive pay and good working environment. Comprehensive induction and ongoing training (including epilepsy, autism, and related care needs). Supportive team culture with regular supervision.. access to training resources. Additional Information This role is full-time but can be part time and ideally on a self-employed basis. The post is subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Apply Now If you are passionate about making a difference and want to be part of a dedicated, specialist team, we would love to hear from you. Please make sure to let us know the reason you feel you are suited for this position and let us know about relevant experience as well. Please send your CV and a short covering letter Job Type: Full-time & Part Time Pay: £15 during training and £16 after 3 months. For full time £30.000 + per year.