People, in as little as 16 minutes, have experienced nothing less than total relief. Do nothing more than a specific sequence of 8 simple, pain-relieving movements.
See for yourself. Especially if you're being told surgery, needles and medication are in your immediate future.
Southdown support workers share their advice for a successful first day at work.
Are you interested in becoming a support worker? To find out more and view our current vacancies, visit https://www.southdown.org/become-a-support-worker
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SUPPORT WORKER Interview Questions & Answers by Richard McMunn of: https://passmyinterview.com/care-assistant-interview/
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If you want to become a support worker you will need to PASS an interview. During the interview, you will be asked a series of questions that assess you motivations for wanting to work within the care sector, and also the skills, qualities and experience you have that will enable you to perform within the role. This video is suitable for all care worker positions, including jobs within the NHS:
– Mental health support worker;
– NHS support worker interview questions;
– Children’s residential support worker interview questions;
– Family support worker interview questions.
SUPPORT WORKER INTERVIEW TRAINING TUTORIAL
In this video, Richard McMunn covers the following:
– Sample Support Worker interview questions;
– Suggested ANSWERS to help you prepare for, and PASS, your Support Worker interview;
– The QUALITIES you MUST demonstrate during your Support Worker interview;
– Further resources to help you PASS your interview!
EXAMPLE SUPPORT WORKER INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q1. Tell me about yourself and why you want to become a Support Worker?
Q2. Why do you want to work for our organization as a Support Worker?
Q3. How would you prioritise your workload as a Support Worker?
Q4. A nurse asks you to give some medication to a patient. What would you do?
Q5. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
Q6. How would you maintain somebody’s dignity when carrying out personal care?
Q7. Tell me what you understand about safeguarding?
Q8. Give me an example of when you have either cared for or supported a client, patient or family member?
Q9. Give me an example of when you had to alter your style of communication to get your message across to someone else?
Q10. Tell me how you’d deal with an upset or confused patient or client who was in your care?
Q11. What qualities do you possess that will make you a good Support Worker?
Q12. Give me a specific example of when you demonstrated a total commitment to quality of care?
Q13. Tell me how’d you carry out a client needs assessment?
Q14. What would you do if you didn’t get on with someone in the support worker or wider organisational team?
Q15. Tell me about a time when you worked as part of a team to complete a task?
Q16. Tell me why you think you’ll excel working in the Support Worker role?
Q17. Talk me through a stressful situation at work you’ve previously been in and how you handled it?
Q18. Where do you see yourself in 5 years’ time?
Q19. Your Support Worker interview has now come to an end. Do you have any questions for the panel?
Connect with Richard McMunn on LinkedIn.com:
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Download Richard McMunn’s 19 Social Worker Interview Questions and Answers PDF guide:
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Ever wondered what it’s like to be a Disability Support Worker with At Home Care? Hear from some of our incredible Support …
Social care workers, those responsible for delivering induction, managers, carers and people who use services explain the importance of a good, robust induction. They explain the benefits that this can have on the worker, the setting as well as people who use services.
Andrew, Adam and Stephen got together to discuss the qualities needed to make a great support worker. We followed their weekly activities to try and find the key to best practice in support work.
Here’s a link to Adam and Greg’s previous film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qk9boeqfPc&t=2s Video Rating: / 5
This video demonstrates on how the support worker should be entering and exiting the clients home while maintaining physical distancing, taking infection control precautions and how to put on or remove PPE in a safely manner. Video Rating: / 5
Many of my viewers are interested in working in humanitarian aid. In this video I break down for you which jobs are needed in the humanitarian aid sector. There are lots of different jobs and career paths to choose from.
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What’s it like to be a Relief Support Worker at Hft?
Relief Support Workers carry out the same tasks as Support Workers, and benefit from the same training. The difference is that the role isn’t contracted, meaning Relief Workers have more freedom to pick and choose the shifts that work for them.
If you think relief work might be right for you, visit www.hft.org.uk/findyourplace and find your place with Team Hft.
If you are thinking of working in the Humanitarian sector this is an ideal opportunity for you. The workshop is run over one day and introduces participants to the basics of humanitarian principles and working in the field. Hear from experienced relief workers and recruiters within the sector and see if this is the career for you. Video Rating: / 5
