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Care Supervisor Job Vacancies

Sunday Times Best Places to Work Award 2024

Winners of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2024 and Highly Commended in the Best Places to Work for Employees Aged 55+

We are looking for nurturing and caring individuals, with previous care experience, who want to play a pivotal role in the team, driving forward a successful home care business. In return, we will invest in developing your skills and mentoring you to achieve career progression. We offer a supportive team environment as well as benefits.

**Please note that we are not currently recruiting from overseas**

 

Why join Bright Care

  • Performance related bonuses
  • Regular, paid for, branch socials
  • Two, fully paid for, overnight company events each year
  • Ongoing mentorship programme with career progression
  • Opportunity to learn wider business operation skills as well as developing experience in private care services.

Your role as a Care Supervisor

Under the expert guidance of our Management Team, you will be welcomed into an extended team of supportive colleagues, and will learn everything required to help you do your role and grow Bright Care’s local branch.

As a Care Supervisor, you will work with the team in recruiting, supporting and leading a growing team of dedicated Care Assistants. You will effectively and professionally handle service enquiries and attend appointments with potential clients to explain our ethos. As a Care Supervisor, you will manage all aspects of a client’s care and support for the duration of their journey with Bright Care. This includes client and carer matching and assigning visits, and ongoing care planning.

Forming good relationships in the community by networking and promoting Bright Care is an essential activity, to help grow the local branch.

What we look for in Bright Care Supervisors

It’s essential that you fully align with our core company values; Can Do, Own It, Championing People and One Team. Additionally:

  • Building relationships: You will be naturally talented at building relationships with people; a core part of the way we grow our local branches.
  • Commercial acumen: Although it isn’t essential to have experience in finance you will need to be willing to learn important metrics and business drivers to help understand your part in the bigger Bright Care picture.
  • Dream team dynamics: You should recognise the people who are the right fit for the team, and be able to nurture and grow them to bring their best. You’ll play a part in recruiting Care Assistants for the branch.
  • Leadership and management: You should possess the combination of personality and leadership skills to make the team of Care Assistants want to follow your direction and motivate them to act towards achieving a common goal.
  • Customer care: You will work within the regulatory care requirements and Bright Care’s standards to deliver the best care experience for those that put their trust in us.

Apply today

Ready to join our award winning team?

Apply now to start a rewarding career in care.

About us

With Bright Care, you can be confident that you have made the right decision for your loved one.

self-funding

We are for self-funding families

By choosing not to engage with council services, it means we can offer a fully tailored service.

24/7 contact

We provide a fully-managed service

We are dedicated to supporting the needs of those you love and will adapt the care provided as the requirements change.

We are registered with SSSC, Care inspectorate and CQC

We are regulated

Our care is consistently graded at the highest levels by care regulators, so you can be assured that your family will be well looked after by our team.

Invested to support clients and families

We are fully invested

We take time to carefully set up care arrangements and match our clients and carers. Our companion based care means your loved ones can live with joy and purpose in their later years.

Meaningful relationships

We focus on relationships

With visits from the same carers for two hours, we place huge importance in nurturing meaningful relationships.

Award winning services

We are experts in elderly care

We have been providing in-home care since 2009 and have built up a wealth of knowledge and experience in caring for those in their later years.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between in home care and a care home?

Home care is when an elderly loved one receives care within the comfort of their own home and retains independence. We offer an at-home bespoke care service to private clients.

With home care from one of our Bright Carers, you can expect exceptional levels of care and visits from two hours or more, so meaningful relationships between clients and carers can develop. Contact us today to find out more about our award-winning care.

A care home is a residential home that offers personal care, meals and accommodation specifically designed for the elderly, especially those with complex medical conditions, mental or learning disabilities. Although you have your own room within a care home, it is much more structured with organised meal times, activities and allocated visiting times.

There is not the same level of independence, privacy or dignity offered with at-home care.

How do you know when a loved one needs care?

Although there is no set age an elderly person needs care, in 2022 the average age of a person in receipt of support in the UK was 84 years old.

You should consider seeking care for your loved one if it has become unsafe for them to live alone, if there are signs of confusion or disorientation, if they need support because of a medical condition, or any other risks to their personal safety. Advice on how to spot signs of decline in a loved one.

Bright Care offer private tailor made elderly in-home care services. Our services include care and companionship, providing peace of mind for families who cannot always be there to care for their loved ones.

If you believe your elderly loved one needs help with day-to-day activities but cannot afford private care, try completing a care assessment with your local council. More information on this is available from the GOV.UK website.

How much does in home care cost?

The cost of elderly home care will vary greatly depending on your geographical area and the level of service required. At Bright Care we offer care packages that are tailored to our clients’ needs, including live-in care, hourly daytime care, overnight and sleepover care, respite care, and specialised care for those with Alzheimer’s or Dementia.

Find out more about the cost of our care.

Help & Advice

How to spot signs of decline in a loved one

There are many small signs of decline which might signal the need for extra help if spotted in an elderly loved one. It is vitally important to take action if you see these signs. Below are a few key things to look for…

How to prepare for the care of an elderly relative

We recently asked the sons and daughters of our elderly clients for their top tips on how to prepare for elderly home care of a relative. What came through clearly was the need to prepare for care needs years in advance…

The client set up process at Bright Care

We work alongside families to deliver award-winning, companionship-based care at home. As experts in senior care, we are committed to giving you the support and advice you need to ensure your loved one is well cared for in their later years…

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