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Support Worker – Neuropsychiatric Care
Cygnet · Henbury
Job description
About the role
Join Cygnet Brunel in Bristol as a Support Worker, providing neuropsychiatric treatment, care and rehabilitation for men with complex needs. You will work a full‑time mix of days and nights, earning £13.45 per hour.
Key responsibilities
- Offer enhanced, flexible care to service users, patients and residents.
- Provide physical and emotional support, encouraging independence.
- Assist with medical and welfare needs and report as required.
- Safeguard individuals and maintain a safe, clean environment.
Required profile
- Genuinely driven to make a real difference in people’s lives.
- Excellent communicator and strong team player.
- Sensitive, intuitive and able to create a trusting, stimulating environment.
Required skills
What we offer
- Apprenticeship scheme for further learning.
- Flexible working with overtime opportunities.
- Regular coaching, appraisal, expert supervision and peer support.
- Employee discounts, Cycle to Work scheme, recruitment referrals.
- Wellbeing centre with exercises, recipes, financial and mental health advice.
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