As a PBS support worker, you will be an integral part of the team that helps individuals with a range of mental health diagnoses, learning disabilities, and/or ASD. Your primary role will be to assist these individuals in maintaining their independence in their homes, as well as supporting them to lead vibrant and active lives.

To be successful in this position, you will be required to complete daily reports, and contribute to the development and implementation of risk assessments, behavioural support plans, positive approaches, and behavioural analysis. Building positive relationships with the individuals you support is key to helping them achieve their goals and outcomes.

As an ideal candidate, you must possess a range of qualities, including passion, empathy, patience, and positivity. You should be resilient, confident, supportive, sensitive, and, above all, committed to meeting the needs of our service users.

• Has experience and expertise in working with individuals who have learning disabilities, autism, and challenging behaviors

• Has worked in a multi-disciplinary team before

• Has excellent communication skills, both written and oral

• Can work flexible hours, including sleep and wake nights

• Possesses effective conflict resolution skills

• Is reliable and trustworthy

• Can work independently

• Can work efficiently even under pressure while keeping a calm demeanor

• Has the desire to work towards additional qualifications, such as an NVQ 3.

• 30 days of annual leave

• Pension schemes

• Blue light cards

• Support for future career advancement

• Training and development opportunities

• Counselling support

• Mileage allowance of 35p per mile