FAQs
What is the role of a Support Worker at Nurseplus?
As a Support Worker at Nurseplus, you will provide high-quality care to individuals across various settings, including elderly care and those with learning disabilities or mental health challenges. Your responsibilities may include assisting with personal care, administering medication, and offering emotional support.
What types of shifts are available?
Nurseplus offers flexibility in your shifts, allowing you to choose full-time, part-time, days, nights, or weekends to fit work around your life.
How much can I earn as a Support Worker?
Support Workers at Nurseplus can earn between £13.15 and £19.00 per hour, with weekly pay and an annual pay review to reward your hard work.
Is training provided for new Support Workers?
Yes, Nurseplus provides paid, industry-leading training aligned with the Care Certificate and Core Skills Training Framework to help you develop your skills.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, Nurseplus offers ongoing development opportunities, including in-house courses and funded qualifications such as NVQ Levels 2 and 3.
Do I need any specific qualifications to apply?
While specific qualifications are not required, you must be over 18 years old, have the right to work in the UK, and possess a good standard of English for effective communication.
Is a DBS check required for this position?
Yes, a clear enhanced DBS check is required, which you can apply for upon registration with Nurseplus.
What is the Blue Light Card?
The Blue Light Card is a discount card available to eligible staff, providing thousands of discounts on the high street and online.
What kind of support will I receive on the job?
As a Support Worker, you will be part of a compassionate team and will receive ongoing support and guidance to help you succeed in your role.
How can I control my work schedule?
Nurseplus offers a Workwise app that allows you to manage your availability and easily book shifts on your own terms.