TerraGlen is devoted to working in partnership with young people, their families, representatives, and others to deliver a specialist, person-centred, and outcome-focused service for individuals with disabilities.
All staff employed by TerraGlen are expected to:
* Work within the context of TerraGlen's Vision, Mission Statement, and Philosophy.
* Work to progress their professional development in line with TerraGlen proficiency model.
* Recognise that each individual is unique and work in consultation with them to enhance their strengths and further improve their quality of life.
* Adhere to TerraGlen's Code of Practice, confidentiality, code of conduct, and display a high standard of professionalism.
Responsibilities
* Motivate, support, and encourage service users to engage in planned activities of their choice.
* Support the care of the service user, including personal care and providing a general overview of their daily needs.
* Support and promote independence and community integration in line with New Directions (HSE, 2012).
* Educate yourself about each service user, listen to them, and use reflective practice to develop your skills and knowledge.
* Participate in a key worker role with guidance from a senior staff member.
* Work as part of a team, supporting colleagues and attending regular meetings and supervisions.
* Uphold confidentiality according to GDPR at all times.
* Manage and administer medication in accordance with policy.
* Liaise with multidisciplinary teams, families, and others involved with the service user.
* Observe and report on health and safety issues.
* Contribute to person-centred planning and follow up on actions and outcomes.
* Support service users in their daily lives and help them make appropriate choices.
* Report concerns about welfare, safety, and health.
* Record accurately according to national standards and policies.
* Support the management of behaviours of concern using individualised positive behaviour support plans.
* Participate in audits and ensure follow-up actions.
* Follow financial procedures and report discrepancies.
* Build and maintain positive relationships with families, colleagues, and other stakeholders.
* Create opportunities for community involvement, volunteering, employment, and education.
* Attend mandatory training and development programs.
* Engage in supervision and appraisal, reflecting on practice to improve skills.
* Undertake other duties within the scope of the Support Worker role as required.
Qualifications
* Relevant Health Care qualification (minimum Fetac Level 5 / Social Care or equivalent).
* Full driver's license with two years' experience.
* Currently undertaking or holding a CORU-recognised Social Care Qualification.
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