Support Worker roles in Stoke-on-Trent
Support Worker roles in Stoke-on-Trent cover a lot of ground: supported living, mental health services, learning disability support and community teams. Protocol Healthcare Services places people on agency shifts and in permanent posts across all of it.
Where the work is in Stoke-on-Trent
Royal Stoke University Hospital is the hospital local teams work alongside, and the homes and services around Hanley and Tunstall draw staff from the same pool. North Midlands NHS Trust runs services locally, with Stoke-on-Trent City Council commissioning the social care alongside them.
Most placements are in Hanley, Burslem and Tunstall, with regular work further out at Longton, Fenton and Stoke. Postings run through ST1 and ST6, including out at Meir.
The job day to day
- ✓ Supporting people with daily routines and personal care where needed
- ✓ Encouraging independence, choice and everyday decision making
- ✓ Supporting people to access work, education, activities and their community
- ✓ Positive behaviour support and de-escalation, with training provided
- ✓ Medication prompting and support appropriate to your training
- ✓ Accurate notes and clear communication with the wider team
When you would work
Days, nights and weekends are all available, full time or part time. Someone covering Fenton on earlies and Stoke on nights is an ordinary week here. The aim is ongoing work in settings you already know, not a different address every week between Hanley and Trentham.
Some people stay on agency indefinitely; others use a few months around Tunstall to find the right permanent home. Both are fine.
Before you apply
- ✓Good communication skills
- ✓Experience in mental health or learning disability support is desirable, not essential
- ✓An enhanced DBS check, which we can arrange
- ✓The right to work in the UK
- ✓Patience, resilience and respect for the people you support
Working with Protocol
You get one consultant who knows your registration, your patch and which Staffordshire services you have already worked in. We recruit from our offices in Edgware and Bournemouth and place people nationwide; there is no branch in Stoke-on-Trent itself, which we would rather say plainly.
Crewe, Stafford and Macclesfield are close enough that plenty of our people work across them and Stoke-on-Trent both.
Let us know your hours and how far you will travel from Hanley, and we will do the rest. There are immediate opportunities for suitable candidates. Call 020 8951 4510 or use the contact form.
Support Worker Jobs in Stoke-on-Trent, answered
Not always. Experience in mental health or learning disability support is desirable, not essential We provide training, and your consultant will match you to settings around Stoke-on-Trent that fit what you have done before.
Day, night and weekend shifts, on full-time and part-time patterns. You set your availability and we work to it. Once you are established we can offer regular ongoing shifts rather than one-offs.
Both. We recruit for temporary and permanent positions, and many people start on agency shifts around Stoke-on-Trent before moving into a permanent post once they have found a service that suits them.
Across supported living, mental health services, learning disability services and community settings. In practice that means Hanley, Burslem, Tunstall, Longton and Fenton, covering ST1 and ST6, and out into Staffordshire. Royal Stoke University Hospital is the main hospital in the area.
We have immediate opportunities for suitable candidates. Once your registration, right-to-work and DBS checks are in place, shifts can usually follow quickly. Call 020 8951 4510 or send us your details to get started.
Support Worker Jobs near Stoke-on-Trent
Looking for work in Stoke-on-Trent?
Register and a consultant will be in touch about shifts around Hanley, Tunstall and the wider Staffordshire area.