Bank Healthcare Assistant job in Weston-Super-Mare at Elysium Healthcare Careers

If you care for others without a second thought and are looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference and change lives for the better, then a Bank Healthcare Assistant at The Copse could be the right choice for you.

Whether you are looking for a new career or are already work in healthcare through the NHS or private sector, you’ll receive training to join the team as a Bank Healthcare Assistant where you will be valued and supported, with plenty of career development opportunities available.

It’s a career that you can take pride in while enjoying the satisfaction of helping people and seeing them improve. It’s what delivering great healthcare should feel like.

You will join an inclusive, supportive team that works well together to provide care to people with complex mental health conditions. Whether you have experience as a Healthcare Assistant or Care Worker, you will use your knowledge and skills to help support people lead a valued and fulfilled life.

It can be quite a challenging environment at times, so a positive attitude, compassion, resilience and vigilance are important. But it is hugely rewarding to see people improve; being able to do something today that they couldn’t do last week because of you.

You will have access to the Elysium Wellbeing team is on hand to keep you feeling great; be it a chat, massage or group activities. Who doesn’t like a free massage at work?

With a huge range of courses that will see you grow and succeed. If you have the aspiration, capability and dedication. Elysium Healthcare can give you the support and opportunities to help you achieve your career goals.

You will be working at The Copse, providing rehabilitation for men and women with mental health conditions who require a medium-term placement, focusing on active rehabilitation in order to progress into future community placements.

Working as part of a team, you will support service users to maintain links with family and friends, gain opportunities and prepare for community living. Service Users typically come from either acute or low secure hospitals, or directly from the community.