Team Leader

Team LeaderLocation: RotherhamRate of Pay: £18.00 per hour (weekly or monthly pay available)Shift Pattern: 35 hours on shift, nights and days and 12 hours admin Contract: 1 x 36-hour contract.We are seeking an experienced, caring, and confident Team Leader to lead a small, consistent 2:1 support team providing person-centred care for an adult male living independently in his own home. The individual has a brain injury and is a wheelchair user, requiring full personal care and safe moving and handling support, including hoisting.As Team Leader, you will play a key role in coordinating care, providing hands-on support, overseeing staff performance, and ensuring the highest standards of care and compliance are maintained. You will lead by example, promoting consistency, dignity and independence while building a positive and stable team environment.The individual communicates his needs clearly and has capacity, although he may become verbally frustrated if routines change. Strong

leadership, excellent communication skills and a calm, patient approach are essential to effectively support both the individual and the wider team. Through proactive leadership and person-centred practice, you will help him maintain his independence, access meaningful activities, and confidently engage in his local community.Key Skills and Experience:Previous experience in a Team Leader or Senior Support Worker role.Experience supporting individuals with acquired brain injuries and complex care needs.Competence in moving and handling, including hoisting procedures.Strong leadership, mentoring, and team coordination skills.Ability to manage documentation, care plans, and compliance requirements.Excellent communication, problem-solving, and organisational skills.Commitment to delivering high-quality, person-centred support and promoting independence.Experience and Skills Required of a Team LeaderProven leadership experience within a healthcare or complex care settingExperience managing
and supporting a small care team.Strong background supporting individuals with complex clinical needs.Strong understanding of risk assessments, care planning, and regulatory compliancePrevious experience completing healthcare-related administrative duties.Kind, patient, caring, reliable, confident, and professionally consistent.Willingness to learn and adapt to individual communication and care needs.Comfortable engaging in sensory, creative, and play-based activities as part of holistic careConfident working within a family home healthcare environmentAbility to work effectively as part of a small team.BenefitsWe believe in rewarding and supporting our teams with a range of great benefits, Westfield Health Cash Plan, including 24/7 GP access.Exclusive discounts through Westfield Rewards and Blue Light CardFree, confidential support via our Employee Assistance ProgrammeOngoing training and development through Acuity AcademyCareer progression opportunities across the organisationRefer a