Female Night Care Assistant D204


Company:	North Yorkshire Centre for Independent Living
Salary:	£15
Hours:	Part-time
Location:	Scarborough, YO11 3UU
Working pattern:	On-site
Job type:	Permanent
Posting date:	12 Aug 2026
Closing date:	11 Sept 2026

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Summary

An Experienced Female Care Assistants to help support a young lady with severe health conditions including learning difficulties and epilepsy, who requires 24/7 care on a 2:1 basis.

The hours available are 30 Night time hours per week plus extra hours to cover holidays and sickness of other staff members. Please note the lady lives in her family home in Cayton, Scarborough.

The PA must have access to a car as there is little public transport available.

The daytime shifts are:

Friday, Saturday Tuesday: 8 pm till 6 am

The rate of pay is £15.00 per hour and bank holiday rate is £22.50 per hour

It is essential that the successful applicant should have some knowledge of epilepsy and learning difficulties.

It would be preferable to have first aid, moving and handling and administration of medication.

You will be occasionally asked to help cover extra monitoring for seizures which can be unpredictable and severe and require 2.1 care staff when they occur.

Exception Under The Equality Act (2010)- the post is only open to female applicants due to the personal assistance required.

Please email you CV quoting Ref: D204.

Please note: Nycil are not the employers, they act on behalf of the employer, and pass any applications direct to them.

Job Types: Part-time, Permanent

Benefits:

Free parking

Experience:

First aid: 1 year (preferred)

Home care: 5 years (preferred)

Epilepsy: 3 years (preferred)

Learning Difficulties: 3 years (preferred)

Language:

English (preferred)

Licence/Certification:

Driving Licence (preferred)

Work Location: In person

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