Support Worker

Employer: Superior Healthcare Group

Location: Luton, South East England, GB

Salary: GBP 14.3 - 17.6

Job type: FULL_TIME

Posted: 2026-10-01T00:00:00Z

Sector: Healthcare

Job Description

Description Support Worker – Brain Injury & Complex Needs Location: Luton Shifts: 24 hour shifts – Days & sleep nights Care Ratio: 2:1 Superior Healthcare is currently recruiting an experienced Support Worker to support an individual with a brain injury and challenging behaviour in the Luton area. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a genuine difference, supporting a client who has recently been discharged from a rehabilitation centre and requires structured, person-centred care. The Role You will be providing 2:1 support in the client’s home and community, delivering high-quality care and rehabilitation-focused support. Duties include: Daily personal care Hoisting and mobility support (wheelchair user) Supporting with rehabilitation and re-integration into the community Providing motivation and encouragement to promote independence Administering and supporting with regular medication Managing epilepsy and responding appropriately to seizures Supporting and de-escalating challenging behaviours About You Previous experience supporting individuals with brain injury is essential Confidence and experience managing challenging behaviour Comfortable working with complex needs , including epilepsy A calm, patient, and resilient approach Passionate about delivering person-centred care Why Work With Superior Healthcare 24 hour shifts – days and sleep nights Supportive clinical and management team Opportunity to work in a specialist, high-impact role Ongoing training and development If you are a dedicated support worker looking for a meaningful role where you can truly make an impact, we would love to hear from you. ?? Apply today to join Superior Healthcare and make a real difference or contact REGEBO

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