Falcon House Care Residential Home is a privately owned and managed small residential care provider, based in Little Hallingbury, offering the highest standards of residential and day care for the elderly. With dedicated and loyal staff, we provide a relaxing environment that affords residents the comfort, dignity, and the independence that they deserve.
We are looking to add to our fantastic team of staff - full- and part-time hours available.
- Enhancements for nights, weekends and bank holidays
- Paid induction, full training and ongoing development opportunities
- Support to gain recognised care qualifications
- Free meals and refreshments while on shift
- Paid breaks
- Free uniform and on-site parking
- Employee wellbeing support and access to counselling if needed
- Opportunities for career progression within the home
- A friendly, supportive team environment where your work truly makes a difference
- Staff recognition and social events to celebrate your contribution
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As a Night Care Assistant, your role is to:
- Ensure our residents are safe, comfortable, and well cared for throughout the night.
- Carry out regular wellbeing checks, support residents with personal care needs, and respond promptly to call bells or emergencies.
- Help residents who may be restless or anxious at night, preparing simple drinks or snacks if required, and ensuring care plans are followed.
- Record observations clearly.
- Hand over important information to the day team.
- Help keep the home clean, tidy, and ready for the morning.
Compassion, patience, and attentiveness are key, as you will often be the reassuring presence residents rely on during the quieter hours. Training is provided, so experience is helpful but not essential – what matters most is your commitment to caring for others.
