Complex Care Support Worker

Role Overview:We are recruiting Female Complex Carers to provide high-quality, person-centred care to individuals with complex healthcare needs in the CH65 area. This role requires skilled care, confident clinical awareness, and compassionate support across a range of complex conditions and daily living requirements.Key Responsibilities: Provide skilled complex care in line with care plans, risk assessments, and current best practiceSupport with spinal injury care, including awareness and management of autonomic dysreflexiaDeliver care for individuals with brain injury, ensuring safety, dignity, and effective communicationProvide tracheostomy care, including:SuctioningCough assistMonitoring and supporting airway clearance and comfortSupport ventilation and respiratory needs, including:VentilationOxygen TherapyAssist with seizure management, including following agreed protocols for seizuresSupport bowel management routines as directed by care plansSupport nutrition and hydration needs, including:PEG feedingNG tube feedingManage catheter-related care:catheter care and monitoringMaintain accurate records and communication with the team and families as appropriateEnsure safe moving and handling, infection prevention/control, and medication adherence (where applicable)Essential Requirements / Skills Experience or training relevant to complex care and the conditions listed below Competence or demonstrated capability with the following (as required by the service):Spinal injury (including autonomic dysreflexia)Brain injuryTracheostomyBowel managementCough assistSeizuresVentilationOxygen therapySuctioningPEG feedingCatheterNG tubeAbility to work reliably on 12-hour shiftsStrong attention to detail and calm, professional decision-makingCommitment to dignity, safeguarding, and person-centred careEligibility / Important Information Female applicants onlyNo sponsorship availableWhat Were Looking For A caring, confident carer able to manage clinical complexity in a supportive environmentStrong teamwork and communication skillsRespect for individual preferences, routines, and safeguarding requirementsTPBN1_UKTJ