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  • Trainee Dental Nurse
    Trainee Dental Nurse
    2 days ago
    £14–£15.5 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    We are offering an exciting opportunity for individuals ready to step into the world of dental nursing. Whether you’re switching careers or just starting out, we’re here to support you. No previous experience? That’s perfectly fine – we’ll provide all the training you need. All we ask is that you bring a positive attitude and a genuine eagerness to learn. As a Trainee Dental Nurse, you’ll work alongside experienced professionals in a fast-paced environment, gaining practical skills and knowledge to build a lasting career in healthcare. Key Responsibilities: • Prepare treatment areas and assist clinicians during dental procedures, • Support patients with information about their treatment and recovery, • Update medical records and manage appointments, • Assist with dental lab tasks and keep track of stock and materials, • Maintain a clean and safe clinical environment following infection control policies Candidate Requirements: • A warm, supportive personality with a strong interest in dentistry, • Good interpersonal and communication skills, • Ability to stay organised and follow clinical procedures accurately, • Commitment to professionalism, discretion, and patient confidentiality, • Reliable, punctual nature and presentable appearance, • Eligibility to work in the UK, • Enrolment in, or willingness to enrol in, a recognised dental nursing qualification (e.g., NEBDN Diploma) What We Offer: We’re committed to helping you grow with benefits including: • Competitive salary based on your role and experience, • Structured training and career development support, • Uniform and PPE provided, • Access to a workplace pension scheme, • Employee Assistance Programme for everyday wellbeing, • Basic healthcare cover, • Regular reviews to support your professional progression Our practice is easily reachable via public transport, making commuting straightforward and stress-free. If you're motivated to start a fulfilling career in dental healthcare, we’d love to hear from you.

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  • Room Leader
    Room Leader
    7 days ago
    £13.5 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    Room Leader Job Description Job Purpose To lead the day-to-day running of the nursery room, ensuring children receive outstanding care, learning, and development opportunities in line with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). The Room Leader is responsible for maintaining a safe, stimulating, and inclusive environment, leading the room team, and ensuring high standards of practice are consistently achieved. Key Responsibilities Leadership and Room Management · Lead the day-to-day management and organisation of the nursery room. · Supervise, support, and motivate practitioners within the room. · Plan staff deployment to ensure children's needs and statutory ratios are met. · Monitor the quality of practice within the room and provide guidance and support to staff. · Ensure room routines operate smoothly and effectively. · Maintain high standards of cleanliness, organisation, presentation, and resources. · Support the induction, mentoring, and development of new staff, students, and apprentices. · Communicate effectively with management regarding room performance, staffing, and children's needs. Childcare and Learning · Deliver high-quality care and education in accordance with the EYFS and Birth to Five Matters. · Lead curriculum planning and provide engaging, stimulating learning opportunities. · Monitor children's progress and ensure observations, assessments, and learning records are accurate, meaningful, and completed on time. · Support children's individual learning, development, wellbeing, and next steps. · Ensure inclusive practice that meets the needs of all children, including those with additional needs. · Promote positive behaviour, independence, and emotional wellbeing. Safeguarding and Welfare · Safeguard and promote the welfare of all children at all times. · Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed and concerns are reported promptly. · Maintain effective supervision and ensure statutory staff-to-child ratios are met. · Ensure compliance with health and safety procedures, risk assessments, and welfare requirements. · Oversee the accurate completion of accident, incident, medication, and care records. · Promote children's health, hygiene, and wellbeing throughout the day. Parent Partnerships · Build and maintain positive, professional relationships with parents and carers. · Share information regarding children's learning, development, and wellbeing. · Lead parent meetings, progress reviews, and support transition arrangements. · Work collaboratively with families and external professionals where appropriate. Professional Responsibilities · Ensure full compliance with nursery policies, procedures, and statutory requirements. · Maintain accurate room records and documentation. · Attend and contribute to staff meetings, supervision sessions, and training. · Support the continuous improvement of the nursery through reflective practice. · Maintain confidentiality and professional standards at all times. · Undertake any other reasonable duties requested by management. Person Specification Essential · Level 3 Early Years Childcare qualification. · Minimum 1 years' experience working with children aged 0–5 years. · Previous experience leading or supervising an Early Years team. · Strong knowledge of the EYFS, Birth to Five Matters, safeguarding, and child development. · Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills. · Ability to lead by example and motivate others. · Good understanding of health and safety and statutory welfare requirements. · Ability to work independently, prioritise workloads, and make informed decisions. · Commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.

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  • Care / Support Worker
    Care / Support Worker
    7 days ago
    £13–£16 hourly
    Part-time
    Watford

    Please note this is a non-sponsorship Job. All applicants must have the right to work in the UK. A full UK driving license is essential. The role is subject to DBS checks. General This job description is not intended to be exhaustive. You may be required to perform any other duties as the organisation may require. You undertake to work to the best of your ability and use your best endeavours to promote, develop and extend the employer's organisation and interests. Conditions All offers of employment are conditional on you demonstrating your eligibility to work in the UK. Offers are also conditional on receipt of a minimum of two satisfactory references, covering at least the last three years on employment, with any gaps in employment history being explained satisfactorily. Whether references are deemed satisfactory is at the discretion of the organisation. Convictions During the recruitment process, we will ask job applicants to disclose any unspent convictions but will not ask job applicants questions about spent convictions, nor expect them to disclose any spent convictions, unless the job is exempt under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975. If the position is identified as being exempt, the applicant will be required to undergo a DBS check, and this will also form a condition of employment. The main duties and responsibilities of the role are: • To assist clients with all personal care needs including, undressing, washing, bathing and toileting needs., • To follow the care plan., • To assist clients with mobility problems and other physical disabilities, including incontinence and help in use and care of aids and personal equipment., • To support and care for clients who require End of Life Support, • To engage in the promotion of mental and physical well-being of clients through talking to them, taking them out, sharing with them in activities such as reading, writing, hobbies, and recreations., • To make and change beds and all domestic tasks within the household., • Where required, to assist with client’s laundry., • Update, maintain current, accurate, confidential records for each client., • To perform such other duties as may reasonably be required., • To always comply with the organisation’s policies and procedures, which includes the client’s care plan and medication needs., • To report to the registered manager any significant changes in the health or circumstances of a client., • To encourage clients to remain as independent as possible., • All staff are required to attend mandatory training where appropriate; this includes induction and National Vocational Qualifications or their equivalent., • To enable and assist clients to maintain on a day-to-day basis as much autonomy and independence as possible., • To support and assist clients in identifying risks and recording the support plan which minimizes and manages the identified risk, • Identify and escalate any concerns, changes or Client needs to the Registered Manager., • Record & escalate appropriately all decisions which relate to clients who lack capacity., • Involve and consult with Registered Manager to ensure that the client’s views are expressed and acted upon., • Attend reviews of care as appropriate., • Update and continually improve practice by a mutually agreed method which may include attendance at staff meetings, learning support briefings and one-to-one supervision., • Take responsibility in conjunction with line manager for identifying further learning., • Be aware of requirements regarding codes of practice and relevant codes of conduct where appropriate issued by professional bodies., • Understand the requirement of the New Fundamental Standard Regulations 9 – 20, in relation to the Care Quality Commission Inspect regime and its importance to your workplace practice., • Promote good practice and be vigilant in recognising and reporting practice which does not meet the defined standard., • To assist and contribute to any regulatory body inspection or monitoring visit., • To always act, to safeguard clients from any form of abuse and to report such concerns immediately. Personal attributes • Caring and compassionate towards people in need of care and support and those providing these services, • Respect for people suffering from a range of medical conditions with different backgrounds and beliefs to your own. Strong commitment to anti-discriminatory care practice, • Commitment to respecting the rights of clients at all times and to promoting their privacy, dignity and independence throughout their lives, • Self-motivated and keen to learn. Willing to seek guidance when needed and follow instructions, • Excellent time keeper and reliable, • Professional, smart appearance Knowledge & understanding • Good understanding of the needs of people who require care and support at home and the provision of homecare services in line with best practice, • Good understanding of the principles of high quality person centred care and support and anti-discriminatory care practice, • A relevant social care qualification or be willing to work towards one. Experience & skills • Excellent communication skills. Experience of building positive working relationships with people who use services and their families, staff and other health and social care professionals, • Ability to support clients with all aspects of their daily living in a manner that respects their dignity, is non-judgemental and promotes their independence, choices and privacy, • Experience of care services, risk assessment and individual care and support Additional requirements • Willingness to work flexibly and to keep knowledge and skills up to date, • A satisfactory criminal records check and evidence that your name is not listed as barred from working with vulnerable people, • Full drivers licence with no points, Class 1 business insurance and a current MOT.

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  • Domicilliary Carer
    Domicilliary Carer
    24 days ago
    £12.72–£19.2 hourly
    Part-time
    London

    Domiciliary Carer Location: West Sussex (community-based, visiting clients in their own homes) Contract Type: Zero Hours Contract initially – moving to part time/full time when client base grows Hours: Flexible, including mornings, evenings, and weekends as required Driving: Full UK driving licence required About the Role We are looking for a compassionate and reliable Domiciliary Carer to join our team in West Sussex. You will be visiting clients in their own homes, providing person-centred care and support that enables them to live independently and with dignity. As a key part of their daily life, you’ll make a genuine difference to the wellbeing of the people you support. This is a zero hours contract, offering flexibility to suit your availability, with work available across the West Sussex area. Key Responsibilities Assisting clients with personal care, including washing, dressing, and grooming Supporting with medication prompting and administration as required Preparing meals and supporting clients with nutrition and hydration Providing companionship and emotional support Assisting with mobility and safe moving and handling Light household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, and shopping Accompanying clients to appointments or social activities where needed Maintaining accurate care records and reporting any changes in a client’s condition to the care coordinator Working in accordance with individual care plans and company policies Requirements A full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle (essential — you will be travelling between client homes across West Sussex) A genuine passion for supporting others and making a difference Good communication skills, both written and verbal Ability to work independently and manage your own time effectively Reliability, empathy, and a professional attitude Willingness to undergo an enhanced DBS check Right to work in the UK Previous experience in a care or support role Desirable (but not essential) NVQ/QCF Level 2 or above in Health & Social Care What We Offer Flexible working hours to fit around your lifestyle Competitive hourly pay, with additional rates for weekends and bank holidays Paid mileage allowance Full induction and ongoing training, including manual handling and medication Support towards care qualifications A supportive and friendly team environment Regular supervision and wellbeing check-ins We are an equal opportunities employer and are committed to safeguarding the welfare of vulnerable adults. All appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references. Work authorisation: United Kingdom (required) Work Location: On the road

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  • Care Home Manager – Certified
    Care Home Manager – Certified
    1 month ago
    £30000–£36000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    📍 Southall, London 💼 Full-Time | Permanent 💷 Competitive Salary (Based on Experience) 🕒 Flexible Working Hours Including Occasional Weekends/On-Call Duties We are seeking an experienced and dedicated Male Care Home Manager to lead and oversee the daily operations of our care home in Southall, London. The ideal candidate will be passionate about delivering exceptional person-centred care, maintaining compliance with CQC standards, and leading a high-performing care team. This is an excellent opportunity for a qualified professional with strong leadership skills and previous care home management experience to join a supportive and growing organisation. Key Responsibilities • Manage the day-to-day operations of the care home efficiently and professionally., • Ensure the home operates in full compliance with CQC regulations, safeguarding policies, and health & safety standards., • Lead, supervise, and motivate care staff to maintain high-quality care delivery., • Develop and implement personalised care plans tailored to residents’ needs., • Monitor staff performance, conduct appraisals, training, and disciplinary procedures where required., • Ensure medication management and care documentation are maintained accurately., • Build positive relationships with residents, families, healthcare professionals, and external agencies., • Handle occupancy management, budgeting, and operational reporting., • Maintain a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment for residents and staff., • Respond effectively to emergencies, incidents, and safeguarding concerns. Essential Requirements • Previous experience as a Care Home Manager, Deputy Manager, or similar leadership role within the healthcare sector., • Relevant qualification in Health & Social Care (Level 5 Diploma or equivalent preferred)., • Strong understanding of CQC standards and compliance requirements., • Excellent leadership, communication, and organisational skills., • Ability to manage staffing, rotas, and operational performance effectively., • Good IT and record-keeping skills., • Compassionate, professional, and resident-focused approach. Mandatory Checks & Compliance All successful candidates will be subject to: • Enhanced DBS Check, • Full Reference Checks, • Right to Work Verification, • Employment History Verification, • Mandatory Training Compliance Candidate Preference • Male candidates preferred due to operational and resident care requirements. What We Offer • Competitive salary package, • Supportive management environment, • Ongoing professional development and training, • Career progression opportunities, • Pension scheme, • Paid holidays, • Employee support programme How to Apply If you are an experienced and motivated Care Home professional looking for your next leadership opportunity in Southall, London, we would love to hear from you. 📧 Apply now by submitting your CV and supporting documents

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  • Support Worker
    Support Worker
    2 months ago
    £29061.5 yearly
    Full-time
    South Croydon

    About us At Norbury Park all staff are aware of our core values of; care, community, nurture and support which we embed throughout our day-to-day practice and care for the young people/ children in our care. We are creative, supportive, collaborative and our goal is to care for Young people and Children within the residential home setting and ensure that they are always safe, well cared for and that we are working collaboratively with these young people/children to achieve their goals. At the heart of the work that we do is to support these individuals with their care and development needs, helping them to progress towards a more independent and well-rounded life. Role purpose To care for all Young people and Children within the residential home and ensure that they are always safe, well cared for and that you are working collaboratively with these young people/children to achieve their goals. To support these individuals with their care and development needs, helping them to progress towards a more independent and well-rounded life. Main Duties • Undertake all duties and responsibilities in accordance with: company policies, procedures, protocols, guidelines, standards; good professional practice,, CQC and other regulatory requirements, relevant legislations, all legal and contractual obligations., • Provide advice, information and support to the residents., • To support and provide care for the young people/children in the home by assisting them with; bathing, eating, homework, education, behaviour, money management, travel training etc., • Ensure resident’s follow the homes rules and support the manager in investigating and taking action where these may have been breached., • Manage challenging behaviour which may require physical intervention to appropriately support the child/ young person., • Oversee the maintenance of accurate client records and databases and provide statistics for management and to assist with service evaluation in a timely fashion., • Support clients with the prompting of their medication, conduct accurate and timely medication audits and maintain accurate medication records., • Complete written documentation (support plans, Medication sheets, risk assessments) regarding the young people/ children to help and ensure their safety and development within our setting., • Take part in regular team meetings to discuss the residents, the progress that they are making, how their general well-being is as well as forming action plans to support them further., • Attend professionals meetings (where appropriate)., • Assist in the transfer of individuals between agencies and services. Health and Safety • To be familiar with Health and Safety Regulations, policies and procedures and ensure they are adhered to within your own area of responsibility., • To be aware of and follow fire policies and procedures, ensuring safety of residents and workers safety and welfare at all times. Equality and Diversity • To enforce the zero tolerance policy of all forms of victimisation, discrimination and harassment in the workplace., • To be tolerant of differences and use respectful language., • Ensure professional standards and boundaries are clear., • To treat everyone respectfully. Norbury Park is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace where all employees are valued, respected, and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives and talents. We believe in equal opportunities for employment and advancement, regardless of race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, or any other characteristic protected by applicable laws. Our dedication to equality extends to our recruitment process, professional development programs, and all aspects of employment. Join us in creating an environment that celebrates diversity and promotes equal opportunities for everyone. Benefits of working at Norbury Park as a Support Worker • 5 days of work a week, • Annual Salary with the option for overtime if you wish, • Annual Salary review with the option to be suggested for a one-off bonus, • Bank Holiday extra pay, • Christmas gift card, • Pension scheme, • Predictable rota, you are able to know your days off months’ in advance, • 28 days of holiday per year, • Friendly and collaborative work team, • A team that is making a difference with extremely challenging and complex children/ young people, • Training opportunities; E-learning modules including; Food Safety Level 2, Safeguarding Children, GDPR, Emergency First aid at work. Further CPD opportunities such as Level 3 Diploma for Residential Childcare, Qualified First Aider course. We accept suggestions of courses that will help support/enable you in your role further. Additional Notes Candidates who have been shortlisted for an interview will be expected to complete our application form prior to their interview. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Salary: From £29,061.50 per year Benefits: • Company events, • Company pension, • On-site parking, • Sick pay Physical setting: • Care home, • Residential home Shift: • 8 hour shift, • Day shift, • Night shift Work Location: In person

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  • Early Years Practitioner
    Early Years Practitioner
    2 months ago
    £15–£21 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    Care First Recruitment Ltd are currently recruiting for Early Years Practitioner (0–7 Years) Location: Haringey Hours: Shift pattern between 8:00am – 6:00pm Contract: Full-time PAYE: £15.57 About the Role We are seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Early Years Practitioner to join our multi-disciplinary team. You will play a key role in delivering high-quality integrated day care and early education for children from birth to 7 years, in line with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). Key Responsibilities • Plan and deliver a high-quality early years curriculum that supports children’s individual needs, interests, and development., • Contribute to daily, weekly, and termly planning, ensuring accurate and effective record keeping., • Promote children’s learning and development in a safe, secure, and stimulating environment., • Observe, assess, and record children’s progress, maintaining high-quality developmental records., • Support colleagues in their roles as key workers and help ensure smooth transitions from home to setting and from setting to school., • Manage children’s behaviour positively in line with policies, including implementing targeted interventions where required., • Provide personal care, including washing, toileting, feeding, dressing, and administering medication when necessary., • Follow safeguarding and child protection procedures, reporting any concerns appropriately., • Assist in organising outings that support children’s learning, development, and enjoyment., • Support children in developing independence and self-help skills, including personal hygiene., • Assist with mobility needs, including lifting and transferring where required., • Provide first aid support and respond to emergencies, including liaising with medical professionals when necessary. What We’re Looking For • A caring, patient, and proactive approach to supporting young children., • Level 3 or above qualification in child care, • Strong understanding of the EYFS framework and child development., • Ability to work effectively as part of a team., • Commitment to inclusive and anti-discriminatory practice., • Willingness to undertake training, including first aid and basic medical procedures., • Flexibility to work shifts between 8:00am and 6:00pm.

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