Residential Social Care Worker / Support Worker, Leamlara, CorkLeamlara, County Cork, Ireland; Company: Bitrecruit; Client / Employer: OccupopJob reference: 0f8ebb4b5e77ab6edb93c60de3080674Purpose of RoleTo provide a range of services to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities and/or autism. All care is person‑centred and provides a holistic service in partnership with the person's circle of support.Barrog Healthcare's Residential Service aims to provide high quality care for people living with a disability, in a safe, comfortable environment. We will ensure that the facilities in client's homes are adapted to meet their needs. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to live in a welcoming environment where the values of respect, honesty, consultation and individuality are promoted and where each individual's strengths are acknowledged, fostered and built upon. We actively encourage people to achieve their full potential supported through an Individual Planning Process, through taking part in education and training supports – and through participation in the local community in line with each person's wishes and abilities.The CompanyBarrog Healthcare is a small, private health and social care provider based in Dublin with services nationwide providing residential care and day packages nationwide to enable people who need support across the areas of mental health, disability, aftercare, transitional and mainstream social care. We pride ourselves on working to support and champion both our service users and staff and welcome applications from any person that feels they would be a good fit within our organisation. The right candidate for this role will strive to enhance the lives of the individuals by promoting their community inclusion and equal citizenship.SalaryPay scale in place from €14.56 to €18.62 for Support Workers and €16.00 to €20.90 for Social Care WorkersJob TypeFull time / Part timeWorking Hours8am to 8pm, Mon – Sun. Some flexibility for shift work may be required due to the 24/7 nature of the role.Reporting RelationshipThis post will report to the Residential Manager and Deputy ManagerJob TitleSocial Care Worker / Support WorkerVettingAll applicants will be subject to reference checks, Garda Vetting and a request to provide security clearance from any country in which they resided for more than 6 months after their 16th birthday.BenefitsAnnual pay incrementsFlexibility on working hoursSunday overtime rateUniform providedContributory pension schemeDedicated on‑call service for out‑of‑hours support for operationsPromotion and development opportunitiesSupport for further education and trainingAccess to cycle‑to‑work scheme and tax‑free bus/Luas/rail/coach ticketsAccess to Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) 24/7 access to professional counselling, medical, financial and legal adviceRefer a friend bonusDiscounted driving lessonsPermission to work in IrelandFull clean driver's license from EU, UK or IrelandQualificationsFor Social Care Workers – Candidates must have a relevant qualification in Social Care. At a minimum a B.A. in Social Care, Fetac Level 7, or other CORU accepted qualifications in Social Care AND must be registered as a Social Care Worker with CORU or commit to completing registration with CORU as a Social Care Worker by end of November 2025 OR have 2 years' experience working as a Social Care Worker in the last 5 years AND have commenced their application to register as a Social Care Worker with CORU.For Support Worker roles a minimum of a QQI Level 5 major award (8 components / modules) in Health or Social Care or equivalent is required OR a commitment to complete the major award if some components / modules are already completed.AdvantagesOne year of experience in a Healthcare or Social Care setting.Experience working in a Residential SettingWorking knowledge of regulatory compliance and HIQA standardsExperience/knowledge of report writing and client support plans.Candidate Skills / ExperienceThe ability to support the client group in a respectful way, always with the client's goals and needs at the centre of every task.An understanding of how to prevent and manage challenging behaviour.Strong communication & interpersonal skillsAbility to work on own initiative and as part of a teamComfortable working with essential information technology and providing reportsDuties / ResponsibilitiesSupport service users with an intellectual / physical disability, autism.Ensure service users are supported to make sense of their environment, learn new skills and maximise their independence.Assist individuals with their daily living activities.Support service users with their health and well-being, personal care including continence requirements if required.Support individuals to live a meaningful life, with a priority focus on equal citizenship.Facilitate everyone supported by the services to actively participate and integrate into the community.Act as an advocate for clients / residents.Actively promote the participation of clients / residents in the formulation and execution of their care/placement plan.Accompany service users to appointments and other events as required.Assist service users that have reduced mobility.Undertake duties as may be assigned by your direct manager/team leader to support the care of service users.Manage challenging behaviours, using a positive behaviour support plan.Provide reports on client activities to management.Attend staff meetings and contribute constructively to the ongoing progression/implementation of the care plan.
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