We are urgently looking for dedicated passionate, experienced Mental health support worker/Drivers to join our bank team to work 12 hour shifts, day or night.To work at:London NHS Hospitals or Ambulance - to transport the patients E10/CroydonYou will play a vital part of the team and you will be involved with the day to day management of patients requiring mental health care support.You must have experience of working in a team under appropriate supervision as part of multi-discipline team.Previous experience in working in a mental health setting.Good knowledge of all relevant legislation in relation to mental health and mental health capacity Act.Ability to demonstrate leadership skills with challenging patient behaviours.Someone who can offer compassion to the patients and talk to them and wait with them whilst waiting for treatment.Job Type: PermanentJob Types: Full-time, Part-timeSalary: £13.15per hour12 hour shiftsDay shift Night shift4 on 4 offExperience:Support EnvironmentPMVA certificate (required)enhanced DBS (required)Full Driving Licence required5 day PMVA training will be provided if you don't have the qualification.
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Mental Health Support Services
Posted 5 hours ago, valid for 3 days
London, Greater London EC1R 0WX
£24,000 - £28,800 per annum
Part Time
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Sonic Summary
- We are urgently seeking dedicated and experienced Mental Health Support Worker/Drivers for our bank team in London NHS Hospitals or Ambulance services.
- The role involves 12-hour shifts, either day or night, with a salary of £13.15 per hour.
- Candidates must have prior experience working in a mental health setting and be capable of working within a multi-disciplinary team.
- A PMVA certificate and an enhanced DBS are required, along with a full driving license, though training will be provided if needed.
- Compassionate individuals who can demonstrate leadership skills with challenging patient behaviors are encouraged to apply.
