About us
We offers a range of single occupancy and companion rooms – all with en-suite.
Supporting Lifestyles
Families, social groups and friends are as much a part of our community as our residents
Great food
Our chefs ensure that our residents receive wholesome and delicious meals
Our service begins and continues with great care
We recognise that it’s not just about physical care, but also supporting our residents to get the best from their lives. To achieve this, we employ fully trained and dedicated professionals. We continue to develop their skills and knowledge to ensure that exceptionally high standards of person-centred care are delivered in a friendly manner throughout our service.
Every resident has a personalised care plan where residents’ and families may contribute, which describes what help and assistance they require and how they would like their care to be provided. The care plan includes all aspects of daily living such as medication, routines, how they prefer to be addressed, and their likes and dislikes. It enables our carers to provide thoughtful and individual care to our residents ensuring their needs are met in a safe, secure and relaxed atmosphere.
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Now Recruiting – Health Care Assistant
Health Care Assistant’s role:
Healthcare Assistants play a supporting role in healthcare settings, helping to ensure the smooth running of hospitals, clinics and other healthcare services. They support nurses, midwives and other medical professionals with daily tasks, assisting in patient care and maintaining a well-organised environment.
Due to their patient-focused role, Healthcare Assistants often serve as a key point of communication between patients, carers and relatives. Their ability to remain calm and approachable helps create a reassuring environment, making strong interpersonal skills essential for the role.
Health Care Assistant:
A successful Health Care Assistant candidate typically has the following skills or qualifications:
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Strong listening skills and the ability to empathise with patients
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The ability to work well under pressure and handle emotionally challenging situations
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An organised approach to managing patient needs, including delivering meals on time and maintaining a clean environment
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Patience and compassion when supporting distressed patients
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A solid understanding of healthcare codes of practice and organisational policies
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The ability to collaborate effectively as part of a wider healthcare team
Health Care Assistant experience requirements
While not essential, previous experience in similar environments might be beneficial as it provides transferable skills and knowledge. Candidates with experience in care roles, the volunteer sector, or nursing homes may be well suited to a Health Care Assistant position.
Healthcare Assistant education and training requirements
Health Care assistants typically require a completed Care Certificate, which demonstrates their understanding of key healthcare standards and practices. While not mandatory, additional qualifications may be beneficial. These include a BTEC in Health and Social Care (Level 2 or above), an L3 Diploma in a relevant field, or A-Levels in subjects such as Biology or Chemistry.
Health Care Assistant salary expectations
According to Indeed Salaries, the average salary data for a Health Care Assistant is £12.21 – £13.00 p/h dependent on experience, location and Company.