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Brain Injury Support WorkerinSloughinSloughPUBLISHED SUN 16 FEB 2025

£14.42 to £15.45 an hour  PERMANENT 
ENHANCED DBSVEHICLE

Enviva Complex CareFollow Enviva Complex Care

Opportunity to make a significant positive impact on someone's life by providing support and companionship.
Flexible working hours with shifts primarily on weekdays and the possibility for part-time work.
Competitive hourly wage ranging from £14.42 to £15.45, reflecting the value of the work done.
Friendly and supportive working environment with a team that prioritizes compassion and collaboration.
Access to ongoing training and professional development opportunities to enhance skills and career growth.
Regular check-ins and guidance from a Clinical Lead Nurse, ensuring you have support in your role.
The chance to build meaningful relationships and help promote independence for individuals with brain injuries.
Enviva Complex Care is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Brain Injury Support Worker in Slough to assist a friendly and sociable individual with daily activities and community engagement. The role involves supporting the client in personal tasks, encouraging independence, providing emotional support, and maintaining records of care. Candidates should have experience working with individuals with brain injuries, possess excellent communication skills, and hold a full UK driving license with access to a vehicle.

The position offers a competitive hourly wage of £14.42-£15.45, with shifts scheduled on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The role emphasises making a positive impact on the client’s life and includes ongoing training and professional development opportunities in a supportive work environment. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply to join a team committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care.
Opportunity to make a significant positive impact on someone's life by providing support and companionship.
Flexible working hours with shifts primarily on weekdays and the possibility for part-time work.
Competitive hourly wage ranging from £14.42 to £15.45, reflecting the value of the work done.
Friendly and supportive working environment with a team that prioritizes compassion and collaboration.
Access to ongoing training and professional development opportunities to enhance skills and career growth.
Regular check-ins and guidance from a Clinical Lead Nurse, ensuring you have support in your role.
The chance to build meaningful relationships and help promote independence for individuals with brain injuries.

Useful skills for a Brain Injury Support Worker:
Working as a Brain Injury Support Worker in the UK requires a combination of interpersonal, practical, and specialized skills. Here are some key skills and qualities you'll need:
1. Communication Skills
- Verbal Communication: Ability to explain concepts clearly and communicate effectively with clients, their families, and healthcare professionals.
- Non-verbal Communication: Understanding and interpreting non-verbal cues, especially in clients with communication challenges.
- Active Listening: Being attentive to clients' needs and concerns.
2. Empathy and Compassion
- Understanding and empathizing with the challenges faced by individuals with brain injuries, providing emotional support, and fostering a caring environment.
3. Patience and Flexibility
- Adapting to clients' varying needs and responses, and being patient in working through challenges or setbacks.
4. Crisis Management Skills
- Ability to remain calm and provide support during emergencies or stressful situations, including the handling of challenging behaviors.
5. Problem-Solving Skills
- Being able to assess situations, think critically, and develop effective strategies for supporting clients in their daily lives.
6. Practical Skills
- Assistance with daily living activities such as personal care, meal preparation, and medication management, depending on the client's level of independence.
7. Knowledge of Brain Injury
- Understanding the effects of brain injuries, rehabilitation processes, and the specific needs of individuals affected by them.
8. Teamwork and Collaboration
- Working effectively within a multidisciplinary team, including therapists, doctors, and family members, to support clients.
9. Organizational Skills
- Managing schedules, documentation, and care plans effectively to ensure comprehensive support for clients.
10. Continual Learning and Development
- Willingness to seek out training opportunities and stay updated on best practices in brain injury care and support.
Training and Qualifications
While formal qualifications may not be strictly necessary, many employers prefer candidates with relevant backgrounds. Consider pursuing:
- NVQ in Health and Social Care or a similar qualification.
- Specialist Training in neuro-rehabilitation or brain injury care.
- First Aid and Manual Handling Certification for safe support practices.
Having a Clean Driving License
In some roles, having a driver’s license may be essential for transporting clients or traveling between care sites.
Personal Attributes
Traits such as reliability, resilience, and a commitment to advocating for clients' needs are also crucial for success in this role.
 


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