Personal Support Worker ID (LVB) | Evening and sleep shifts

• A gross monthly salary of € 2,893 - € 3,902 based on 36 hours, according to the CAO Disability Care (FWG 40)
• A permanent appointment immediately, with contract hours in consultation (28 - 32 hours per week)
• Ample opportunities for training and development
• Year-end bonus of 8.33%, 8% holiday allowance, and pension via Pensioenfonds Zorg & Welzijn
• 144 vacation hours and 57 balance leave hours per year based on a 36-hour work week
• Travel allowance
• Tax benefit of up to € 750 per year, for example for a bicycle, phone, laptop, or sports subscription

Do you enjoy working with people who are highly capable and, above all, have a need for structure, clarity, and coaching? At Ons Thuis, you will support adults with a mild intellectual disability, autism, and Prader-Willi syndrome. You will primarily work evening and sleep shifts and support residents in maintaining control over their own lives.

As a personal support worker, you are co-responsible for the care and support process of a number of residents. You are the fixed point of contact for residents and their network and help them achieve personal goals.

As a personal caregiver:

• you support residents in maintaining independence and self-direction;
• you provide structure, clarity, and predictability in daily life;
• you establish support goals and monitor progress;
• you maintain contact with relatives, colleagues, and practitioners;
• you signal changes and translate these into appropriate support.

The emphasis lies on guiding, coaching, and supporting. You help residents to do as much as possible themselves and provide support where necessary.

You primarily work evening and sleep shifts:

• 16.15 - 12.00
• 11.45 - 21.30

These shifts are spread across all days of the week.

Additionally:

• you have an affinity with LVB, autism, or disability care;
• you can provide structure and act consistently;
• you enjoy working both independently and with colleagues;
• you possess good communication skills;
• you are willing to deepen your knowledge of Prader-Willi syndrome.