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Our Care Worker Jobs offer flexible work, great pay + a joining bonus! You’ll support our clients in their own homes, helping with daily tasks like making breakfast, bathing, and getting ready for bed. Bring your caring attitude and be amazing!
Our Care Workers are important to us! That’s why our Care Worker Jobs come with great benefits including:
Receive a warm welcome that includes a joining bonus – our friendly Team can’t wait to meet you!
Work shifts that suit your lifestyle. Our Care Workers work different patterns depending on their needs. Whether you’re looking for full time work or a part time job, we’ve got the right role for you.
Enjoy great pay when you work for us. Chat with our Recruitment Team to see how much you could earn in your local area. We pay more for night shifts and weekend work too!
Work for a company that cares about your wellbeing. All our staff can access a confidential, external 24/7 helpline where you can receive advice and support when you need it. We’re passionate about providing a supportive, professional and friendly work environment.
Develop and grow with our own Alina Homecare Academy. You’ll receive exclusive training, with opportunities to pursue more training to take the next step in your career.
Plan your next break knowing that we pay for holidays and ongoing training!
Make great savings on big brands. Not only will you earn great pay, you’ll access staff discounts and cashback on your purchases. From the supermarket shop to a special treat, our rewards scheme saves you money!
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How much does a Care Worker get paid?
We offer great pay for our Care Worker Jobs. To find out the rate for a specific Care Worker job vacancy, chat with our Jobs Team.
Do Care Workers get paid for holidays?
Yes! Unlike self employed Home Care jobs, our Care Worker roles all come with the perks you’d expect such as paid holiday and paid sick leave. Our jobs also come with central support and staff discounts on big brands. Our Carers have different working patterns; some work full time, some part time and some at weekends or overnight. We’ll discuss the options available to you during the application process.
A Care Worker job involves visiting a client’s home to help them. This might include support for daily activities such as washing, using the bathroom, preparing meals, and enjoying social events. Our Home Care Worker Jobs offer flexible and guaranteed work that can be challenging yet always rewarding.
Your duties and responsibilities:
Read more about Care Worker Jobs
Home Care is an alternative to residential care or a nursing home for people with care needs. By hiring a Care Worker, they can stay in the comfort of their own home while receiving the support and reassurance they need.
As a professional Care Worker, you’ll help clients with daily tasks they can’t do for themselves. This could involve assisting with daily tasks around the home like light cleaning and laundry, to Personal Care or more specialist support such as Dementia Care.
Care Workers have an opportunity to build a connection with clients by providing ongoing support. You’ll be a trusted companion, someone they will rely on and who enables them to continue life in the comfort of their own home.
Our Care Worker Jobs offer flexible working patterns that are varied and rewarding. We offer full and part time work, as well as flexible or guaranteed hour contracts. We will discuss the options available to you when you apply.
What is a Care Worker?
Care Workers visit the home of the people they care for. Clients who choose to have a Care Worker may have needs that require regular daily attention, others simply want a little support or companionship. You might see Care Worker Jobs also advertised as a Personal Care Assistant, Domiciliary Carer, Care Assistant and several other names. These titles are all used interchangeably to describe someone who provides care in a client’s home.
Is a Care Worker job right for me?
Are you friendly, caring and have a positive attitude? If you’re looking to make an impact on the daily lives of others, the role of a Care Worker might be the perfect job for you . It’s a dynamic, varied and sometimes challenging job that offers the chance to do different tasks and make a positive impact on our clients’ lives. That’s why we believe it’s one of the most rewarding jobs you can apply for!
What is a care plan?
When a Home Care client chooses Alina Homecare, we arrange with them a detailed document called a care plan. This sets out all the information needed to ensure they receive the right care for them. It includes information on mobility, medication, conditions and any other information required to help you provide the best possible care. Care plans are available on our care monitoring app. where you’ll log your tasks as you complete them.
Are Care Worker Jobs self employed?
We directly employ all our Care Workers. Our care services are fully managed with local and central support, which means we’ll recruit, train and manage you to ensure you thrive in the role and deliver the best quality Home Care possible. Unlike private carers, our Care Workers enjoy a company pension, paid holiday and job security.
What’s the difference between a Care Worker, a Live-in Carer and a Support Worker?
The main difference between Care Worker and Live-in Carers is the type of care they each provide. A Care Worker provides visiting Home Care. You’ll sometimes see them referred to as a Domiciliary Carer. This simply means they go between different people’s private homes each day to complete various tasks. By contrast, Live-in Carers move in with their client and provide round the clock support throughout the day. Care Workers travel much more than Live-in Carers and also have more clients, whereas Live-in Carers stay in the same home each day. Both jobs are varied and rewarding, and both offer an incredible opportunity to make a difference supporting someone. If you’re looking for flexible hours, you may find a Care Worker job is a better fit for you. The main difference between the role of a Support Worker and a Care Assistant is the people they support. A Support Worker primarily works with people with learning disabilities, supporting them to live as independently as possible and to achieve personal goals. A Care Assistant, on the other hand, often refers to providing care to the elderly, someone recovering from surgery, or anyone who needs extra support in their daily routines. This may be through providing personal care, domestic duties or companionship.
We have many locations across the South of England. Search our Home Care job vacancies below to see all our geographic areas:
Care Worker job descriptions are varied and incredibly rewarding! Here are some of the ways you’ll make a difference to clients’ lives every day: Companionship – being a friendly face You’ll pop in to clients’ homes for a chat and a cup of tea, providing companionship and befriending your client. You’ll build a relationship with clients over time. Personal Care – getting ready for the day? washing & dressing Care Workers offer support with intimate tasks such as using the bathroom, washing and dressing. Medication – reminders & collecting prescriptions Our care monitoring app makes it extra simple to remind clients who need to take prescribed medication. You’ll also help in collecting prescriptions if required. The role of a Care Worker doesn’t involve nursing care, so you won’t be expected to administer medication yourself. Mealtimes – preparing healthy meals Many clients can benefit from nutritious and regular meals. As a Care Worker, you may help prepare breakfast, lunch and dinner. You could also provide shopping assistance. Housework – laundry, cleaning & tidying Housekeeping, tidying, laundry and making the bed are all essential parts of being a Care Worker. Many clients can’t maintain the home they love and this can cause them to worry. Having a Care Worker makes all the difference. Errands – shopping & running errands Shopping assistance. Collecting parcels. Going for a drive. Your Home Care client may need help with tasks large and small to make daily life a little bit easier. Mobility – assistance getting around Your client may have reduced mobility that means they can’t get around by themselves. From moving around the house to going out for the day, your Home Care job involves making life easier. Memory Care – reassurance & reminders If your client has a condition that affects their memory, you may also provide services like Dementia Care. This could include specific tasks like providing helpful reminders or ensuring a consistent routine and diet is maintained. Read more about our Care Worker job description What’s included in a Care Worker job description? You’ll visit the client’s home and provide the care and supportagreed for them. Every day is different but may involve a mixture of companionship, Personal Care, Domestic Care and specialist care if the client has dementia or a condition with more complex needs. What hours do Care Workers work? We offer a range of different working patterns to suit your lifestyle. There are full time, part time, weekend and night jobs available. Chat with our Recruitment Team to learn more. How long is a Home Care visit? The length of each home visit will vary according to what each specific client needs. No two days are the same.
Read more about Care Worker Jobs
Home Care is an alternative to residential care or a nursing home for people with care needs. By hiring a Care Worker, they can stay in the comfort of their own home while receiving the support and reassurance they need.
As a professional Care Worker, you’ll help clients with daily tasks they can’t do for themselves. This could involve assisting with daily tasks around the home like light cleaning and laundry, to Personal Care or more specialist support such as Dementia Care.
Care Workers have an opportunity to build a connection with clients by providing ongoing support. You’ll be a trusted companion, someone they will rely on and who enables them to continue life in the comfort of their own home.
Our Care Worker Jobs offer flexible working patterns that are varied and rewarding. We offer full and part time work, as well as flexible or guaranteed hour contracts. We will discuss the options available to you when you apply.
What is a Care Worker?
Care Workers visit the home of the people they care for. Clients who choose to have a Care Worker may have needs that require regular daily attention, others simply want a little support or companionship. You might see Care Worker Jobs also advertised as a Personal Care Assistant, Domiciliary Carer, Care Assistant and several other names. These titles are all used interchangeably to describe someone who provides care in a client’s home.
Is a Care Worker job right for me?
Are you friendly, caring and have a positive attitude? If you’re looking to make an impact on the daily lives of others, the role of a Care Worker might be the perfect job for you . It’s a dynamic, varied and sometimes challenging job that offers the chance to do different tasks and make a positive impact on our clients’ lives. That’s why we believe it’s one of the most rewarding jobs you can apply for!
What is a care plan?
When a Home Care client chooses Alina Homecare, we arrange with them a detailed document called a care plan. This sets out all the information needed to ensure they receive the right care for them. It includes information on mobility, medication, conditions and any other information required to help you provide the best possible care. Care plans are available on our care monitoring app. where you’ll log your tasks as you complete them.
Are Care Worker Jobs self employed?
We directly employ all our Care Workers. Our care services are fully managed with local and central support, which means we’ll recruit, train and manage you to ensure you thrive in the role and deliver the best quality Home Care possible. Unlike private carers, our Care Workers enjoy a company pension, paid holiday and job security.
What’s the difference between a Care Worker, a Live-in Carer and a Support Worker?
The main difference between Care Worker and Live-in Carers is the type of care they each provide. A Care Worker provides visiting Home Care. You’ll sometimes see them referred to as a Domiciliary Carer. This simply means they go between different people’s private homes each day to complete various tasks. By contrast, Live-in Carers move in with their client and provide round the clock support throughout the day. Care Workers travel much more than Live-in Carers and also have more clients, whereas Live-in Carers stay in the same home each day. Both jobs are varied and rewarding, and both offer an incredible opportunity to make a difference supporting someone. If you’re looking for flexible hours, you may find a Care Worker job is a better fit for you. The main difference between the role of a Support Worker and a Care Assistant is the people they support. A Support Worker primarily works with people with learning disabilities, supporting them to live as independently as possible and to achieve personal goals. A Care Assistant, on the other hand, often refers to providing care to the elderly, someone recovering from surgery, or anyone who needs extra support in their daily routines. This may be through providing personal care, domestic duties or companionship.