Care and Welfare Worker Complex Target Groups

Are you ready for a new challenge and do you have a diploma in healthcare, MZ Supervisor, or SPW? Then you are very welcome at Maria-Oord! You will guide residents with ABI and/or Korsakov, support them in their daily lives, and provide ADL support where necessary.

Maria-Oord is a versatile care location where living, welfare, and care go hand in hand. Here, people with diverse care needs reside and stay, such as dementia, physical disabilities, rehabilitation needs, ABI, Korsakov, and psychiatric issues. Together, we ensure a warm, safe, and homely environment in which residents can lead their own lives as much as possible and truly feel at home.

As a Care & Welfare Worker, you provide residents with complex care needs with meaningful daily activities and a clear daily structure. You have knowledge of, and preferably experience with, dealing with misunderstood behavior in a complex target group, for example as a result of ABI, Korsakov, or a judicial measure. The focus lies on welfare and guidance, but you are also willing to participate in care during the morning and provide support with ADL activities.

• Guiding residents during activities, both individually and in groups.

• You support residents with their personal care and daily activities. Think of assistance with washing, dressing, eating and drinking, mobility, and other ADL activities.

• You play a major role in promoting their self-reliance and well-being.

• You work closely in a multidisciplinary manner with wonderful colleagues for the best possible care.

• You actively participate in behavioral visits and interaction consultations.

• You work with guidance plans and approach plans.

You help clients with personal care and contribute to their self-reliance and well-being, through which you truly make a difference in their daily lives. Additionally, you work with residents with ABI, Korsakov, and complex behavioral needs, which constantly challenges and further develops your professionalism. You are part of a dedicated team of colleagues who work closely together to provide the best possible care. You also participate in behavioral visits and interaction consultations, where you actively contribute ideas regarding the best approach for each client. Finally, you work with guidance and approach plans, through which you bring structure and quality to your work.

• Salary according to CAO VVT, FWG 35: € 2.735 - € 3.592; FWG 45: € 3.592 - € 4.245 (based on 36 hours).

• A permanent contract immediately for 16 to 32 hours per week.

• Travel allowance, 8% holiday allowance, and an 8.33% end-of-year bonus.

• Possibility to make use of the cafeteria plan (more choice system), such as extra leave or a bicycle scheme.

• Access to, among others, HeyCoach, budget coach, and DigiCoach for your development.

• At Careyn, you receive more than the employment conditions from the CAO VVT. Want to know more? View our employment conditions.

To ensure the safety of our clients and employees, a Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is required for all employees joining Careyn. In the event of equal suitability, internal applicants will be given priority over external candidates.