Aurora Kilkenny
Here's everything Aurora Kilkenny is advertising at the moment. We pick these roles up from its careers site and check them again each day.
Aurora Kilkenny is a non-profit organization that provides residential and community-based support services for adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. They aim to enable individuals to live independent lives and participate fully in their communities.
Open positions
Team Leaders - Permanent Contract
Aurora Kilkenny
The Team Leader role involves providing person-centred care and leading a team of social care workers, nurses, and care assistants to support adults with intellectual disabilities. This position requires managing daily operations, communicating with stakeholders, and championing self-determined lives for the individuals supported.
Healthcare Assistant (Permanent and Relief Contracts Available)
Aurora Kilkenny
Healthcare Assistants are needed to support individuals with intellectual disabilities in their daily activities, promoting independence and community engagement. Responsibilities include personal care, household management, and collaborating on care plans.
Staff Nurse
Aurora Kilkenny
A Qualified Staff Nurse is needed to provide holistic, person-centred supports to individuals with intellectual, physical, or sensory disabilities, promoting independence and quality of life. The role requires a Nursing Qualification in Intellectual Disability, annual NMBI registration, and experience with intellectual disabilities and challenging behaviours.
Social Care Workers
Aurora Kilkenny
Social Care Workers are needed to provide holistic, person-centered care to adults with intellectual disabilities in a community-based setting, promoting independence and enhancing quality of life. The role involves ensuring day-to-day operations reflect the company's ethos and meet the needs of those supported through professional practices.
Person In Charge (PIC)
Aurora Kilkenny
The Person In Charge (PIC) will lead daily operations in collaboration with their line manager, acting as a central communicator for families, multidisciplinary teams, senior management, and the community. This role requires a key driver and champion to support people in living fulfilling, self-determined lives.