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  • Dental Nurse
    Dental Nurse
    hace 3 días
    £14–£17.5 por hora
    Jornada completa
    London

    Are you a Qualified, GDC-registered Dental Nurse seeking a secure, long-term opportunity in Greater London? We partner with a variety of well-established, supportive dental practices actively seeking permanent Dental Nurses to join their teams. We will match you with practices that align with your commute, experience, and career goals across North, South, East, West, and Central London. Why Join These Practices? • Supportive environments that value their nursing teams, • Structured career progression, training, and CPD support, • Stable, well-run practices with excellent clinical standards, • Opportunities within mixed NHS/private, private, and specialist settings, • Positive working cultures and friendly teams, • Long-term job security with practices committed to developing staff Key Responsibilities: • Provide high-quality chairside support, • Maintain excellent cross-infection control and CQC compliance, • Prepare surgeries, equipment, and materials, • Support patients with a calm, friendly approach, • Assist with reception duties when needed, • Work collaboratively as part of a supportive dental team About You: We are looking for candidates who are: • GDC-registered (essential), • A qualified Dental Nurse with general practice experience, • Reliable, professional, and patient-focused, • Confident communicating with patients and colleagues, • Keen to develop your skills and grow within a practice Why Apply Through Our Agency? We specialize exclusively in dental recruitment, providing nurses with access to the best permanent opportunities across London. When you apply through us, you will receive: • 1-to-1 support through interviews and onboarding, • Matching to practices that suit your personality and goals, • Access to a wide range of permanent vacancies

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  • Residential Support Worker - OFSTED Children's Home
    Residential Support Worker - OFSTED Children's Home
    hace 6 días
    £13.85–£14 por hora
    Jornada completa
    London

    Background: Inspire Hope have an exciting opportunity for Residential Support Workers to join a new Children’s Residential Home caring for children aged 8 - 17 years in Norbury, South West London. Inspire Hope provides a specialist and comprehensive 24-hour/52-week placement for vulnerable young people who require Residential Care, which offers a child-centered and individualised approach that is bespoke to each young person, within a homely environment in South West London. We are a children’s home provider in Norbury, London, SW16. About the Role: Inspire Hope are currently looking to recruit Residential Support Workers for a 3 bedded Children’s home in Norbury (EBD). As a Residential Support Worker, you will be a major part of a dedicated team, providing care and support to young people with the aim of helping them develop the skills and resilience needed to become confident, capable adults, and achieve their full potential in life. You will play a key role in ensuring that each young person in your care is supported emotionally, socially, and practically as they work towards their personal goals. Your responsibilities will include assisting with day-to-day activities, helping children navigate their education, and supporting them in building life skills for independence. You will foster a safe, nurturing environment where each individual can grow at their own pace. Collaborating with other professionals, you will assist in implementing and reviewing personalised care plans, ensuring the young people’s needs are met with compassion and respect. You will also help manage and resolve challenging behaviours in a calm and constructive way, promoting positive outcomes for the young people in your care. Your role will involve regular record-keeping and report-writing to ensure accurate documentation of each child’s progress. Key Responsibilities: • Provide day-to-day care and emotional and social support to children and young people. Building meaningful relationships with the children and encouraging their interaction with peers and adults within the community., • Assist with emotional, educational, and social development., • Promote and maintain a safe, secure, and welcoming environment. Assisting the children with their daily living needs in accordance with their care plans., • Support children in managing their behaviour, addressing any emotional or behavioural difficulties., • Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and other professionals to create and implement care plans., • Attend regular training and development opportunities to enhance your skills., • Ensure all administrative tasks, such as record-keeping and reports, are completed to a high standard, such as Maintaining meticulous records of events, observations, progress, child protection matters, and health and safety checks., • Be flexible and prepared to take on additional hours as needed to meet the needs of the children., • Domestic duties: Conducting household tasks and involving the children when appropriate, including planning, shopping, and preparing meals to ensure a varied and balanced diet. Essential Requirements: • Experience in residential childcare or a similar care setting (required)., • Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check – or willingness to obtain one (required), • A compassionate, patient, and proactive approach to care., • Strong communication skills and the ability to build effective relationships with children and colleagues., • Ability to manage challenging situations with confidence and professionalism., • Good knowledge around Children’s Homes Regulations including the quality standards., • An understanding and knowledge of relevant legislation and Ofsted regulation., • Driving licence (preferable)

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  • Psychologist
    Psychologist
    hace 1 mes
    £65–£90 por hora
    Jornada parcial
    New Barnet

    Couples Therapist – Neurodivergent Relationships (Remote, UK) We are currently expanding our specialist service dedicated to neurodivergent couples therapy and are seeking experienced clinicians to join our network. This opportunity is open to self-employed practitioners working in private practice. It is not a salaried or employed position. Clinicians remain fully responsible for their own tax, insurance and regulatory obligations. The Role You will provide online couples therapy to neurodivergent adults, including ADHD-identified partners, autistic adults and mixed-neurotype relationships. All sessions are delivered remotely via secure video platform. Essential Requirements: • Registration with HCPC as a Counselling Psychologist, or accreditation with BACP, UKCP or an equivalent recognised UK professional body, • Recognised training in couples therapy, • Demonstrable experience delivering couples therapy, ideally including online clinical work, • Experience working with neurodivergent adults (ADHD, autism, or mixed-neurotype relationships), • Professional indemnity insurance and eligibility to practise in the UK, • Confidence working within a structured, neurodiversity-affirming framework Desirable • Additional training in neurodiversity-affirming practice, • Experience integrating systemic, integrative or attachment-based approaches, • Experience working with high-functioning or professional client groups

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