Dentist Jobs in Palmerston North, New Zealand. Salaried community dental position with a charitable trust, no fee targets and excellent clinical autonomy.
Zest Dental Recruitment, working in partnership with an established community healthcare provider, is seeking to recruit a Dentist.
Community Dental Service
Dentist
Palmerston North, Manawatū, New Zealand
Full-time position, five days per week
Local charitable trust
Community-focused role, not fee driven
New one-chair mobile dental unit
Sole practitioner with senior dentist available by phone during working hours
Dedicated dental assistant and coordinator
General dentistry including restorations, hygiene, extractions, endodontics and periodontics
Salary in line with the DHB Dental Surgeon pay scale, dependent on seniority and experience
Reference: DW3894438
A local charitable trust in the Palmerston North region is seeking an experienced dentist to provide community dental care from a new one-chair mobile dental unit.
This is a community-focused position rather than a fee-driven private practice role. The dental service is based on the Trust grounds alongside other healthcare and social services, including general medical and community support services.
You will work as the sole dentist, supported by a dedicated dental assistant and coordinator who will manage patient bookings. An experienced senior dentist will also be available by telephone during working hours for clinical support when required.
The role provides general dental care including restorations, hygiene treatment, extractions, endodontics, periodontics and pain relief. Candidates should have at least two years of clinical experience and be confident working independently, including managing more complex surgical extractions.
This position would particularly suit a dentist who enjoys community-based healthcare, rural communities and working within a small, close-knit team. Strong communication skills and a genuine interest in providing appropriate care to the local community are important.
Palmerston North combines the amenities of a regional city with easy access to the wider Manawatū countryside. The city offers a good selection of cafés, restaurants, cultural attractions and outdoor activities and is approximately 1 hour 40 minutes by road from Wellington.
Candidates must be eligible for registration with the Dental Council of New Zealand (DCNZ). This typically includes dentists qualified in New Zealand, Australia, the UK, Ireland, Canada* or the United States*. Candidates with other qualifications should check their eligibility with the DCNZ before applying.
USA and Canadian qualifications must be from DCNZ recognised accredited dental schools.
For further information regarding this position, confidential enquiries can be made by submitting your CV to Zest Dental Recruitment.
Zest Dental Recruitment has been helping dentists and dental practices throughout New Zealand, the UK and Australia for over 20 years.
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Role: IP PharmacistHours: Monday to FridayRate: £27.50 + per hourAre you an Independent Prescribing Pharmacist looking for an exciting opportunity in community pharmacy?A busy, well-established community pharmacy is looking for a confident Prescribing Pharmacist to join its team and deliver high-quality, patient-focused care.This is a great opportunity to use your clinical expertise, support patients through prescribing services and make a real difference within a fast-paced community setting.The pharmacy uses Titan PMR, helping support the smooth running of day-to-day operations.Person specification
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Support Worker | Immediate Start
Are you a compassionate, reliable and enthusiastic individual looking for a rewarding career where you can truly make a difference?
We are seeking dedicated Support Workers to support adults with learning disabilities, autism, profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), deafness, hearing loss, and associated complex needs.
This is a fantastic opportunity to help people live independently, achieve personal goals, and enjoy fulfilling lives within their local community.
Your Role
- Supporting individuals in their homes and community settings
- Promoting independence, confidence and wellbeing
- Assisting with daily living activities
- Encouraging social inclusion and community participation
- Supporting hobbies, interests and recreational activities
- Celebrating achievements and helping people reach their full potential
We Are Looking For People Who Are: Caring and compassionate
Reliable and trustworthy
Friendly and approachable
Excellent communicators and listeners
Positive, patient and supportive
Fun, engaging and encouraging
Keen to learn and develop new skills
Passionate about improving the lives of others
Requirements
- Valid Right to Work in the UK
- Enhanced DBS on the Update Service
- Previous care or support work experience desirable
- British Sign Language (BSL) desirable but not essential
What We Offer
- Immediate start available
- Full-time, part-time and flexible shifts
- Competitive pay rates
- Ongoing support and training
- A rewarding role with real career satisfaction
For more information: 0121 728 8888
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Community CoordinatorWe are looking for a warm, proactive, and highly organised Community Coordinator to be the welcoming face of our clients vibrant workspace community.In this reception-based role, you will be the first point of contact for members, tenants, and visitors creating a positive first impression, supporting day-to-day operations, and helping deliver an outstanding member experience.You will work closely with the location team, building and property-management partners, cleaning and maintenance providers, and third parties as required.What You’ll DoMember Experience & Community
Be the first point of contact for all members, tenants, and visitors, delivering a warm, professional, and brand-aligned welcome.Resolve or escalate member and visitor issues promptly, ensuring every interaction meets or exceeds expectations.Manage incoming calls, directing enquiries efficiently while creating a positive impression of the community.Support community events, activities, and local engagement initiatives, ensuring quality, consistency, and budget adherence.Share daily handover notes and communicate upcoming events and activities with colleagues.Contribute ideas for member communications, social-media content, and local engagement in collaboration with the marketing team.Provide peer and buddy support across your own and other locations.
Sales & Business Performance
Support the delivery of ancillary revenue targets, including meeting rooms, events, and additional services.Proactively identify opportunities to drive income and progress sales enquiries.Conduct tours and manage enquiries in line with the member journey and sales process.Maintain accurate and compliant use of CRM and sales systems, including HubSpot.Record meeting-room bookings, ancillary sales, and event income in line with SOPs.Support sales-related projects, including competitor research, local market insight, and CRM data management.
Operations, Safety & Compliance
Maintain reception and welcome-desk cover, arranging cover for breaks and meetings in line with brand standards.Manage post, deliveries, access-control requests, and contractor sign-ins in line with building standards.Report maintenance issues and health-and-safety concerns promptly, escalating where necessary.Conduct building walks, opening and closing checks, and operational audits as required.Build strong, collaborative relationships with suppliers and third-party partners.Support the day-to-day operation of the workspace, including meeting-room setup, shared areas, tea points, supplies, and refreshments.Provide hands-on support for events, meetings, and activities taking place on site.
Systems & Reporting
Use business systems effectively and compliantly, including HubSpot, Resonate, Expansive, Riskproof, and Office RnD.
What Success Looks LikeYour performance will be measured against Balanced Scorecard targets, including:
Committed occupancy and EBITDANPS and member feedbackCompliance standardsMember advocacy and engagementColleague engagement and performance feedbackPeer, regional, senior-leadership, and stakeholder feedback
What We’re Looking For
A confident, ambassadorial, and collaborative communicator with a genuine passion for people and service.Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.A proactive, hands-on approach with the ability to identify opportunities and resolve issues before they escalate.Comfortable using CRM and operational systems; full training will be provided.A team player who is committed to personal development and supporting the growth of others.A professional, positive, and solution-focused attitude that reflects our values.
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Applications are invited from experienced and motivated Registered General Nurses with a genuine commitment to working in the community with Service Users who have complex Physical care needs to join our client’s specialist service based in Bristol.This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in shaping high-quality, person-centred care delivery within the wider Bristol area.This role is initially offered on a zero hours Bank basis at a pay rate between £35-£38 per hour, but we are happy to consider a substantive part-time or full-time hours role with a salary commensurate with NHS Band 6.You will work closely with the established senior management, clinical, governance and care coordination teams based in Bristol.You will ensure the safe delivery and clinical oversight of complex 24 hour care packages within the community undertaken by experience Compex Care Workers. This role offers a balance of autonomy and support, making it ideal for a Nurse who enjoys community working and wants to contribute to a growing service.Person requirements:
Registered Nurse (RGN) with active NMC registrationExperience within complex care and/or community care settingsStrong clinical skills and confidence working independentlyExperience supporting and supervising care staffGood understanding of clinical governance and safe practiceFull UK driving licence and access to a vehicle
Desireable:
Experience with tracheostomy, PEG feeding, catheter care, epilepsy management, ventilation or spinal injury careExperience working with CHC-funded packagesExperience within homecare or community complex care services
With high standards of clinical governance, this is a Complex Care organisation clinically led by both senior Mental Health and General Nurses.Their collective experience in complex physical and mental health care means they can work with clients who have very complex needs, providing highly personalised, client-centred care in their own homes or community settings.Rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (England) and registered with the Care Inspectorate Wales, you will join an experienced and stable team of committed staff, supported by senior clinicians to meet their clients’ evolving needs.They offer:
Opportunity to join an ambitious and growing providerSupportive and experienced senior leadership teamStrong governance and compliance infrastructureOpportunity to influence and shape a developing regional serviceOngoing professional development and supportFlexible working arrangements consideredMileage allowanceCompetitive salary dependent on experience
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Join Our Compassionate Team as a Community Care Lead!
Are you passionate about delivering outstanding care and leading teams to make a real difference? We're looking for an experienced Community Care Lead to support our complex care services and ensure exceptional outcomes for our clients.
Location: Essex (travel required)
Position: Community Care Lead
Hours: Full-time, with flexibility to meet service needs.
About OneCall24 Healthcare
OneCall24 Healthcare provides specialist, person-centred complex care to children and adults in their own homes, communities, workplaces and educational settings, working with the NHS, local authorities, case managers and privately funded clients.
About the Role
As a Community Care Lead, you will provide operational leadership to care teams, oversee client care packages, and ensure services are delivered safely, effectively, and in line with regulatory standards. Working closely with operational, clinical, recruitment, compliance, and scheduling teams, you will play a key role in maintaining high-quality, person-centred care.
Responsibilities
Lead, support, and develop care staff through supervision, appraisals, and ongoing guidance.
Oversee client care plans, assessments, quality reviews, and service delivery.
Support workforce planning, rota management, and staff engagement.
Promote safeguarding, compliance, and best practice across the service.
Build strong relationships with clients, families, multidisciplinary teams, and commissioners.
Requirements
Minimum 1 year's experience in care coordination and a senior or supervisory care role.
Previous experience working within complex care, supported living, or a similar environment.
Strong knowledge of care delivery, rota planning, safeguarding, and regulatory standards.
Excellent communication, organisation, and people management skills.
Flexible, proactive, and willing to travel as required.
Our Values
We are committed to:
Delivering exceptional, person-centred care.
Supporting continuous improvement and professionalism.
Working with honesty, dedication, and teamwork.
Putting our clients at the heart of everything we do.
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We are currently recruiting for an Adult’s Social Worker to join our Transitions Team.
This role requires a Social Work Qualification with a minimum of 2 years post qualified experience.
About the team
The community-based team works to support young people aged 14-25 with learning disabilities and their carers to be able to access all necessary resources and services required for a positive transition through care. The team are driven to improve the community and integration for every service user to prevent isolation. Completing Care act assessments, creating support plans and reviewing care packages are all key responsibilities in this role.
About you
Experience within an LD specific team, community work or Children’s Social Work such as (CWD) lends well to the type of work the team deal with. A degree within Social Work (Degree/DipSW/CQSW) with a minimum of two years’ experience working in an Adult’s Social Work setting are essential for this position. A valid UK driving licence and vehicle are also essential for this role
What’s on offer?
£38.00 per hour umbrella rate (PAYE payment options available also)
Hybrid working scheme
Successful & Specialised Service
Parking available/ nearby
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Join Our Compassionate Team as a Community Care Lead!
Are you passionate about delivering outstanding care and leading teams to make a real difference? We're looking for an experienced Community Care Lead to support our complex care services and ensure exceptional outcomes for our clients.
Location: Chelmsford (travel required)
Position: Community Care Lead
Hours: Full-time, with flexibility to meet service needs.
About OneCall24 Healthcare
OneCall24 Healthcare provides specialist, person-centred complex care to children and adults in their own homes, communities, workplaces and educational settings, working with the NHS, local authorities, case managers and privately funded clients.
About the Role
As a Community Care Lead, you will provide operational leadership to care teams, oversee client care packages, and ensure services are delivered safely, effectively, and in line with regulatory standards. Working closely with operational, clinical, recruitment, compliance, and scheduling teams, you will play a key role in maintaining high-quality, person-centred care.
Responsibilities
Lead, support, and develop care staff through supervision, appraisals, and ongoing guidance.
Oversee client care plans, assessments, quality reviews, and service delivery.
Support workforce planning, rota management, and staff engagement.
Promote safeguarding, compliance, and best practice across the service.
Build strong relationships with clients, families, multidisciplinary teams, and commissioners.
Requirements
Minimum 1 year's experience in care coordination and a senior or supervisory care role.
Previous experience working within complex care, supported living, or a similar environment.
Strong knowledge of care delivery, rota planning, safeguarding, and regulatory standards.
Excellent communication, organisation, and people management skills.
Flexible, proactive, and willing to travel as required.
Our Values
We are committed to:
Delivering exceptional, person-centred care.
Supporting continuous improvement and professionalism.
Working with honesty, dedication, and teamwork.
Putting our clients at the heart of everything we do.
If you're a passionate leader who thrives on supporting others and delivering outstanding care, we'd love to hear from you.
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Community Driver Care Assistant – £500 Joining Bonus
Earn £14.24 per hour + 35p per mile mileage + £500 Joining Bonus (T&C’s Apply)
FULL UK Driving Licence Require & Access to own Vehicle Required
Are you an experienced Care Assistant looking for a rewarding role where you can make a real difference in your local community?
We're looking for experienced care workers with at least 2 years of hands-on care experience to join our friendly domiciliary care team.
£500 Joining Bonus
Join us in a fixed full-time driving position and receive:
£250 after successfully completing your 3-month probation
£250 after 6 months of continuous employment
If you're passionate about delivering high-quality care and enjoy working independently while supporting people in their own homes, we'd love to hear from you.
About the Role
As a Community Driver Care Assistant, you'll travel between clients' homes providing essential care, practical support, and companionship. Every day is different, and you'll help people remain safe, independent, and comfortable in their own homes.
You must be happy to travel across all areas we cover (Swindon and the local area).
Your responsibilities will include:
Providing personal care, including washing, bathing, and continence support
Assisting with mobility and medication administration or prompting
Preparing meals and supporting with light household tasks
Delivering person-centred care that promotes dignity, choice, and independence
Supporting clients to attend appointments and access their local community
Working closely with families and healthcare professionals to deliver outstanding care
Shifts Available
We have flexible opportunities to suit your lifestyle, including:
Morning: 7:00am – 2:30pm
Evening: 2:30pm – 11:00pm
Tea & Bed: 5:00pm – 11:00pm
Full-time, part-time, and weekend-only positions are available.
Why First City
First City is a leading provider of high-quality community care, rated Outstanding by the CQC. Our dedicated and successful team is committed to empowering people to achieve their goals through a holistic, strength-based approach, supporting individuals to live independently and remain in the comfort of their own homes while receiving exceptional, person-centred care.
At First City, we value our team and offer a wide range of benefits to support your growth and well-being:
£14.24 per hour
35p per mile mileage allowance
Bank holiday enhanced pay
Guaranteed hours available (terms and conditions apply)
Paid induction and shadowing
Pool cars available (subject to availability)
28 days' holiday (pro rata)
Ongoing training and career progression opportunities
Blue Light Card membership
Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) providing confidential wellbeing, financial and counselling support
Local garage discounts
Refer-a-Friend bonus scheme
What We're Looking For
Essential requirements:
Minimum 2 years' hands-on care experience
Full UK driving licence
Access to a reliable vehicle
Willingness to travel across our service areas
Availability to work evenings and some weekends
Right to work in the UK
We're looking for caring, reliable, compassionate individuals who are passionate about helping others live independently.
Hear From Our Team
"Working here is incredibly fulfilling. I love helping people in their daily lives."
"The flexibility and support from the team make a real difference."
Apply Today!
If you're an experienced care professional looking for a supportive employer, excellent benefits, and a £500 joining bonus, we'd love to welcome you to our team.
Apply now and start making a difference in your community.
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Have you supported people through crisis, displacement or significant life changes? Bring your experience to a role where thoughtful, consistent support matters.Join the Mining Remediation Authority as a temporary Community Support Account Manager, supporting residents affected by a major incident. You’ll need hands-on experience of supporting individuals or families through serious disruption over time and coordinating practical support.You’ll be a familiar, reliable contact, listening to individual needs, sharing clear updates and following up concerns. Working with operational and technical teams, customer service colleagues and partners, you’ll coordinate support and communicate openly about what is known and what happens next.Your background might include homelessness or resettlement services, housing support, family support, or community incident response. Equivalent experience is welcome: what matters is sustained, direct support through challenging personal circumstances, rather than general customer-service experience alone.You’ll bring empathy, resilience and sound judgement, respecting residents’ needs and choices. The work can be emotionally demanding, so professional boundaries, accurate records and knowing when to seek or escalate support are important. Previous incident-response experience is welcome but not essential.If this reflects your experience, we’d love to hear from you. To find out more about the role, take a look at the job description.....Read more...
Location: Guernsey, Channel IslandsSalary: Band 4 £34,806 – £41,340 | Band 3 £30,434–£35,627, dependant on experience
Plus £1,747 annual bonus + enhanced unsocial hours – 40% nights/Sat, 80% Sundays/BHStaff Accommodation, OR£5000 private relocation package and 4 years rental allowance availableSponsorship is NOT available – UK/Guernsey right to work required
Applications are invited from experienced ;Support Workers to join the well-established Adult Learning Disabilities Service in Guernsey. The service supports adults with learning disabilities and autism across supported living homes, outreach and community settings.The RoleThis role is specifically based within the Autism Outreach team, but there are also opportunities, depending on your skills and knowledge to expand your skills and experience in other areas of the service, should you so wish.You’ll encourage independence, deliver person-centred support and help service users live fulfilling lives both at home and in the community.This includes assisting with daily living, promoting skills development, supporting activities, and working closely with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team.The Autism Outreach Service provides support to a number of service users at different locations covering the span of the Island.The majority of service users live either in private tenancy dwellings or Housing Association properties within the community (e.g. ‘Extra Care’ Housing.)Support is tailored to individual needs and a holistic view is taken to promote choice, independence and community presence at all times. This is done in partnership with the service users, their families and the multi-disciplinary team and with a belief that everyone can achieve a level of independence with the correct support.What You’ll NeedTo ensure suitability, please only apply if you meet all essential criteria:• Minimum two years’ experience as a Support Worker in an Autism or Learning disabilities setting• NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in Adult Health & Social Care• Existing right to work in the UK/Guernsey – sponsorship cannot be provided• Full UK driving licenceWhat’s On Offer• Higher-than-UK salary + £1,747 annual bonus• 36–42 days annual leave (NHS/Local Authority service recognised)• 20% flat tax, no council tax or VAT• Up to £5,000 relocation package with private rental allowance, or Staff Accommodation• Supportive, person-centred working environment• Safe, friendly island with beautiful beaches and excellent quality of lifeIf you’re an experienced Support Worker looking for a fresh start in a stunning location, we’d love to hear from you.If this role is not for you, please remember we offer a generous £500 Bonus for any successful friend or colleague referrals.....Read more...
Location: Guernsey, Channel IslandsSalary: Band 4 £34,806 – £41,340 | Band 3 £30,434–£35,627, dependant on experience
Plus £1,747 annual bonus + enhanced unsocial hours – 40% nights/Sat, 80% Sundays/BHStaff Accommodation, OR£5000 private relocation package and 4 years rental allowance availableSponsorship is NOT available – UK/Guernsey right to work required
Applications are invited from experienced ;Support Workers to join the well-established Adult Learning Disabilities Service in Guernsey. The service supports adults with learning disabilities and autism across supported living homes, outreach and community settings.The RoleThis role is specifically based within the Learning Disabilities Outreach team, but there are also opportunities, depending on your skills and knowledge to expand your skills and experience in other areas of the service, should you so wish.You’ll encourage independence, deliver person-centred support and help service users live fulfilling lives both at home and in the community.This includes assisting with daily living, promoting skills development, supporting activities, and working closely with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team.The LD Outreach Service provides support to a number of service users at different locations covering the span of the Island.The majority of service users live either in private tenancy dwellings or Housing Association properties within the community (e.g. ‘Extra Care’ Housing.)Support is tailored to individual needs and a holistic view is taken to promote choice, independence and community presence at all times. This is done in partnership with the service users, their families and the multi-disciplinary team and with a belief that everyone can achieve a level of independence with the correct support.What You’ll NeedTo ensure suitability, please only apply if you meet all essential criteria:• Minimum two years’ experience as a Support Worker in a Learning disabilities or Autism setting• NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in Adult Health & Social Care• Existing right to work in the UK/Guernsey – sponsorship cannot be provided• Full UK driving licenceWhat’s On Offer• Higher-than-UK salary + £1,747 annual bonus• 36–42 days annual leave (NHS/Local Authority service recognised)• 20% flat tax, no council tax or VAT• Up to £5,000 relocation package with private rental allowance, or Staff Accommodation• Supportive, person-centred working environment• Safe, friendly island with beautiful beaches and excellent quality of lifeIf you’re an experienced Support Worker looking for a fresh start in a stunning location, we’d love to hear from you.If this role is not for you, please remember we offer a generous £500 Bonus for any successful friend or colleague referrals.....Read more...
JOB DESCRIPTION
GENERAL PURPOSE OF THE JOB:
The Education and Community Outreach Coordinator is responsible for the overall programming design, implementation, and evaluation, facilitating the professional development and continuous learning of new and existing employees. The Education and Community Outreach Coordinator will significantly contribute to achieving and maintaining company-wide, innovative programming supporting key initiatives, including education and apprenticeship opportunities, safety, and community outreach. The Education and Community Outreach Coordinator will be the point of contact for all RISE-related issues and coordinate communication between employees, stakeholders, and outside partners. The Education and Community Outreach Coordinator will build, strengthen, and maintain strategic partnerships to provide opportunities for existing employees and potential employees from traditionally underrepresented and underserved communities to participate in programs designed to expose them to career paths in the roofing industry.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: List the job's essential or principal functions and responsibilities. Include all critical aspects of the job -- whether performed daily, weekly, monthly, or annually; and any that occur at irregular intervals.
Responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing all RISE program initiatives.
Actively strive to foster and maintain a workplace climate that is supportive and respectful of employees and creates a learning environment for students that encourages personal development, growth, and success.
Develop marketing messages and strategies to promote engagement and participation to elevate new and existing employees. Assist with the design and development of marketing and promotional materials. Ensure all communications reach different generations, diverse populations, and various levels of education.
Responsible for collecting and analyzing data, maintaining program records, and monitoring participant progress.
Continually measure the impact of activities and adapt and refine the program of delivery as necessary.
Establish metrics and benchmark data, develop reports for specific programs, and report outcomes to employees, stakeholders, and outside partners.
Create and maintain a database of outreach contacts to foster and develop collaborative partnerships.
Continually explore ways to develop new resources and partnerships.
Proactively identify potential barriers to participant success and collaborate with WTI and external agencies to deliver effective solutions.
Develop and manage a mentor program that inspires and supports new participants.
Deliver exceptional customer service to employees and external partners.
Create a participant satisfaction survey and annual program report.
Meet deadlines for all reports, data, publications, and budget requests.
Travel as needed to represent RISE/WTI at student and employee recruiting events, career fairs, conferences, and other similar gatherings (up to 50% travel).
Maintain working knowledge of emerging national trends and best practices in the industry, as well as in outreach, pre-college initiatives, and education related to employee success.
Collaborate with WTI management to continually develop and implement process improvements, aligning programming to meet current and future company needs.
Support WTI in advocacy, strategy, and community efforts.
May participate in community and education-related committees to further the goals of WTI Education and Community Outreach program(s).
Additional duties as assigned by the supervisor.
OTHER SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Ability to work on multiple projects and responsibilities concurrently.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Comfortable managing difficult situations, showing high professional maturity, resiliency, and adaptability.
Ability to work both independently and in a highly collaborative manner.
Ability to establish priorities, goals, objectives, and timelines.
Appreciation for and sensitivity to equity, diversity, workplace culture, and community issues.
Creativity, ability to navigate ambiguity, and resourcefulness.
Ability to provide efficient, timely, reliable, and courteous service in all interactions.
Capacity to build and maintain effective professional relationships.
Intermediate skills with financial data and mathematics (understanding of statistics, business metrics, gross margin, operating income, cost management, etc.).
Strong computer skills, including Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe, etc.
Must be able to use technology to perform company tasks (expense management, timekeeping systems, intranet, etc.)
Must be able to travel up to 50%
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Role: Care AssistantSetting: Community - End of LifeLocation: NottinghamHours: Days only*We require a driver with access to their own vehicle*Want to make a real difference when it matters most?A specialist care provider is looking for Community Care Assistants to support people receiving end-of-life care in their own homes across Nottingham.This is a rewarding opportunity to provide compassionate, person-centred support during an important stage of someone’s life.You’ll help people remain comfortable, dignified and surrounded by the things that matter to them, while providing valuable support to their families.You don’t need to have extensive palliative care experience – the right attitude, compassion and commitment to providing exceptional care are what matter most.*Mileage is reimbursed at 45p per mile.About You:
Full UK driving licence & access to your own carCompassionate, caring and respectfulComfortable supporting people with end-of-life careUnrestricted UK Right to Work (please note; this role is not eligible for visa sponsorship)....Read more...
Location: Guernsey, Channel IslandsSalary: Band 4 £34,806 – £41,340 | Band 3 £30,434–£35,627, dependant on experience
Plus £1,747 annual bonus Staff Accommodation, OR£5000 private relocation package and 4 years rental allowance availableSponsorship is NOT available – UK/Guernsey right to work required
Applications are invited from experienced Support Workers to join the well-established Adult Learning Disabilities Service in Guernsey. The service supports adults with learning disabilities and autism across supported living homes, outreach and community settings.The RoleThis role is specifically based within the Therapy & Enabling team (previously known as Day Service), but there are also opportunities, depending on your skills and knowledge to expand your skills and experience in other areas of the service, should you so wish.You’ll encourage independence, deliver person-centred support and help service users live fulfilling lives both at home and in the community.This includes assisting with daily living, promoting skills development, supporting activities, and working closely with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team.The Therapy and Enabling Service is open from 10:00-16:00 weekdays, with the team working an hour either side of these hours. The team focus on the shared goals and outcomes of the people they support, through a wide range of activities providing opportunities for people to take up new challenges and experiences. Working closely with the people they support, their families, other professionals to deliver effective services centred on people's individual needs, whether for a few hours or a few days a week.Users are encouraged to make full use of their community such as the Therapy and Enabling base, drop ins, outdoor environment, shops, library, leisure centre, cafes and pubs. This inclusive community engagement nurtures confidence and enhances well-being.What You’ll NeedTo ensure suitability, please only apply if you meet all essential criteria:• Minimum two years’ experience as a Support Worker in a Learning disabilities setting• NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in Adult Health & Social Care• Existing right to work in the UK/Guernsey – sponsorship cannot be provided• Full UK driving licenceWhat’s On Offer• Higher-than-UK salary + £1,747 annual bonus• 36–42 days annual leave (NHS/Local Authority service recognised)• 20% flat tax, no council tax or VAT• Up to £5,000 relocation package with private rental allowance, or Staff Accommodation• Supportive, person-centred working environment• Safe, friendly island with beautiful beaches and excellent quality of lifeNote; enhanced unsocial hours – 40% nights/Sat, 80% Sundays/BH do not apply to this role but apply if working in any part of the service out of hoursIf you’re an experienced Support Worker looking for a fresh start in a stunning location, we’d love to hear from you.If this role is not for you, please remember we offer a generous £500 Bonus for any successful friend or colleague referrals.....Read more...
We are looking for an Adult Social Worker to join the Community Team.
This role requires a Social Work Qualification with a minimum of 2 years post qualified experience.
About the team:
The Community Team supports adults with a range of care and support needs, completing Care Act assessments, reviews, safeguarding enquiries and mental capacity work. The team works closely with individuals, families, carers and partner agencies to promote independence, manage risk and ensure that person-centred care and support plans are in place. This is a varied role suited to a confident Adult Social Worker with strong assessment, safeguarding and case management skills within a frontline adult services setting.
About you:
A degree within Social Work (Degree/DipSW/CQSW) with a minimum of 2-year experience is essential to be considered for this role. Experience working in a Frontline Adult Service lends well to the success of this position.
What's on offer?
Up to £32.00 per hour Umbrella (PAYE payment options available also)
Hybrid working scheme
Regular supervision offered
Parking available/ nearby
A stable contract due to the demand of the services
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Location: Guernsey, Channel IslandsSalary: Band 4 £34,806 – £41,340 | Band 3 £30,434–£35,627, dependant on experience
Plus £1,747 annual bonus + enhanced unsocial hours – 40% nights/Sat, 80% Sundays/BHStaff Accommodation, OR£5000 private relocation package and 4 years rental allowance availableSponsorship is NOT available – UK/Guernsey right to work required
Applications are invited from experienced ;Support Workers to join the well-established Adult Learning Disabilities Service in Guernsey. The service supports adults with learning disabilities and autism across supported living homes, outreach and community settings.The RoleThis role is specifically based within the Community Living team, but there are also opportunities, depending on your skills and knowledge to expand your skills and experience in other areas of the service, should you so wish.You’ll encourage independence, deliver person-centred support and help service users live fulfilling lives both at home and in the community.This includes assisting with daily living, promoting skills development, supporting activities, and working closely with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team.What You’ll NeedTo ensure suitability, please only apply if you meet all essential criteria:• Minimum two years’ experience as a Support Worker in learning disabilities• NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in Adult Health & Social Care• Existing right to work in the UK/Guernsey – sponsorship cannot be provided• Full UK driving licenceWhat’s On Offer• Higher-than-UK salary + £1,747 annual bonus• 36–42 days annual leave (NHS/Local Authority service recognised)• 20% flat tax, no council tax or VAT• Up to £5,000 relocation package with private rental allowance, or Staff Accommodation• Supportive, person-centred working environment• Safe, friendly island with beautiful beaches and excellent quality of lifeIf you’re an experienced Support Worker looking for a fresh start in a stunning location, we’d love to hear from you.If this role is not for you, please remember we offer a generous £500 Bonus for any successful friend or colleague referrals.....Read more...
Health and Work Coach – WorkWell NorfolkLocation: Multiple localities across Norfolk – Norwich, North Norfolk, Breckland, Great Yarmouth, South Norfolk & Broadland, and King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Hours: Full and part time roles available Contract: Fixed term to 31 March 2029 (extension subject to funding), with other contract types depending on the employing organisation Salary: circa £28,500 pa (pro rata for part time). Depending on the employing organisation, local T&Cs may differ Leave: Set by the employing organisation Application Deadline: Wednesday 4th November 2026 Reports to: Local WorkWell Team LeadAbout the RoleWorkWell Norfolk is a new countywide service launching in November 2026, helping people with health conditions stay in work, return after sickness absence or move towards suitable employment. It is delivered by a partnership of local organisations led by Future Projects.As a Health and Work Coach, you will be the main point of contact for participants, providing one-to-one work and health coaching and, with their consent, working with employers on reasonable adjustments and return-to-work plans. This is a non-clinical role.Key Responsibilities
Manage a caseload of around 20–25 participants (full time).Complete holistic assessments and co-produce Personalised Care Plans with clear goals.Support stay-in-work and return-to-work plans, including reasonable adjustments and phased returns.Provide employment coaching, including confidence building, CVs, job search and interview preparation.Connect participants with clinical, community, employment and specialist support through warm handovers.Keep accurate records and escalate safeguarding or health concerns through agreed pathways.
About You
Experience supporting people one-to-one in a coaching, advice or support role.Empathetic and non-judgemental, able to build rapport with people from diverse backgrounds.Confident discussing health and work, with strong communication and listening skills.Organised, with good IT and record-keeping skills.Able to work independently and know when to seek advice or escalate.No formal qualification required, just a willingness to learn.
Where We Are Recruiting
Future Projects: Norwich, North Norfolk and Breckland.Action Community Enterprises CIC (ACE): Great Yarmouth, and South Norfolk & Broadland.Community Action Norfolk (CAN): King’s Lynn & West Norfolk.8.5 FTE roles across six localities, which may be split into full and part time posts.
How to Apply
Apply through this advert to receive an application form, along with the full job description.On the form, choose the employing organisation(s), locality/localities, hours and contract type you would like to be considered for. You can select more than one.Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a selection day in Norwich on Monday 9th November 2026.
Additional Information
Community, office and remote working, with regular travel within your locality (driving licence desirable).Induction and training provided, including Safeguarding.Appointment subject to pre-employment checks, including right to work, references and an appropriate DBS check.All partner organisations are committed to safeguarding and equal opportunities.....Read more...
Location: Guernsey, Channel IslandsSalary: Band 4 £34,806 – £41,340 | Band 3 £30,434–£35,627, dependant on experience
Plus £1,747 annual bonus + enhanced unsocial hours – 40% nights/Sat, 80% Sundays/BHStaff Accommodation, OR£5000 private relocation package and 4 years rental allowance availableSponsorship is NOT available – UK/Guernsey right to work required
Applications are invited from experienced Support Workers to join the well-established Adult Learning Disabilities Service in Guernsey. The service supports adults with learning disabilities and autism across supported living homes, outreach and community settings.The RoleThis role is specifically based within the Supported Living team, but there are also opportunities, depending on your skills and knowledge to expand your skills and experience in other areas of the service, should you so wish.You’ll encourage independence, deliver person-centred support and help service users live fulfilling lives both at home and in the community.This includes assisting with daily living, promoting skills development, supporting activities, and working closely with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team.The Supported Living Team promote active support and independence, in Service User's homes and in the wider community.The 'Extra Care' housing residents have a range of care and support services delivered to their door from an on-site care and support team and has amenities on site which include a restaurant and a hairdressers both open to the public.What You’ll NeedTo ensure suitability, please only apply if you meet all essential criteria:• Minimum two years’ experience as a Support Worker in a Learning disabilities setting• NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in Adult Health & Social Care• Existing right to work in the UK/Guernsey – sponsorship cannot be provided• Full UK driving licenceWhat’s On Offer• Higher-than-UK salary + £1,747 annual bonus• 36–42 days annual leave (NHS/Local Authority service recognised)• 20% flat tax, no council tax or VAT• Up to £5,000 relocation package with private rental allowance, or Staff Accommodation• Supportive, person-centred working environment• Safe, friendly island with beautiful beaches and excellent quality of lifeIf you’re an experienced Support Worker looking for a fresh start in a stunning location, we’d love to hear from you.If this role is not for you, please remember we offer a generous £500 Bonus for any successful friend or colleague referrals.....Read more...
Applications are invited from Consultants in Palliative Medicine to join the team based at their Hospice in Denny in beautiful Stirlingshire, Scotland. The Hospice is situated in Central Scotland with easy access to Glasgow and Edinburgh as well as many beautiful rural areas and the Trossachs National park.The Hospice is a 24-bedded inpatient facility supporting 350 admissions a year with a larger Hospice at Home and Community service.The Medical team comprises four Consultants including a Medical Director, six speciality Doctors and one trainee The salary range is £115,430 to £148,064, pro-rata for part-time. Full-time is four days per week which includes participation in the on-call rota (2nd on-call only) for which there is an 8% allowance. 6 – 8 sessions per week (additional 2 sessions paid per week for 1 in 5 on-call commitment) Established in 1981, this is an established charity and one of the largest Hospices in Scotland. Covering a similar area and supported by the local NHS Trust supporting people and families across Forth Valley, Cumbernauld and Kilsyth living with serious illness to live well, die well and make every moment count.Their specialist team includes nurses, doctors, physiotherapists, ocupational therapists therapists, pharmacists, chaplains, patient and family support and creative arts facilitators - working together to provide compassionate, person-centred care.The Hospice is the sole provider of community, in-patient and hospital specialist medical palliative care services in their catchment area and have an established reputation as an independent Hospice with excellence in clinical practice, research and education. They also champion services like Hospice @ Home and an innovative Community Development Team.Person requirementsFull registration with the UK GMC Be on or eligible within six months for includsion on the GMC Specialist register for Palliative medicineExperience in a wide range of Palliative Care settingsTo hold a full driving licence The benefits of working for this facility include– A competitive salary matched to the NHS– A generous pension of 20% emploer contribution – A Relocation package for applicants needing to relocate to take up post - A friendly local community with good schools and cost of living offering an excellent work/life balance.For an insight into Jarrodean as a Consultancy and for a summary of all current roles visit jarrodean.comIf this role is not for you, please remember we offer a generous £500 Bonus for any successful friend or colleague referrals.....Read more...
Role: PharmacistLocation: BrightonRate: c. £29 DOE*Allocated parking space on site*An established independent pharmacy group is looking for an experienced Pharmacist to join its team in Brighton!This is a great opportunity for a confident, patient-focused Pharmacist to take on a key role within a busy community pharmacy, supporting patients and delivering a range of NHS and pharmacy services.Prescription automation helps streamline dispensing, while MDS trays are prepared off site, allowing the pharmacy team to focus on patients and clinical services.You will have previous community pharmacy experience, be confident working independently and have a strong focus on patient care and service delivery.About You:
MPharm or equivalent with GPhC registration as a PharmacistIdeally at least 12 months post-qualification experienceConfident in dealing with patients face to faceGood communication skillsUnrestricted UK Right to Work; please note there is no visa sponsorship support available for this role.
Benefits:
On site parking spaceBonus schemeFlexibile working arrangements availableWell-equipped dispensary with excellent workflow systems....Read more...
Adult Social Worker Hospital Discharge | West Yorkshire | £35.00 per hour| Hybrid
Charles Hunter Associates is seeking an experienced Social Worker to join a Hospital Discharge Team within a Local Authority in West Yorkshire.
This is an exciting opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment, supporting vulnerable adults to achieve safe and timely discharges from hospital back into the community. You will work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and partner agencies to ensure individuals receive the appropriate care and support to meet their needs.
This is a locum opportunity; the social worker is required to have 1 year post ASYE qualified experience within a direct local authority. Experience of carrying out Care Act 2014, Menta Capacity Act and Section 42 assessments. Desirable experience for this post includes working within community team, hospital discharge, safeguarding hub’s and/ or working with vulnerable adults that have complex care.
Benefits for you:
Hybrid working schedule
Stable team structure with regular supervisions
Parking available/ nearly.
£35.00 per hour.
For more information, please get in contact:
Zoe Bellinger – Team Manager
0118 948 5555 / 07384466360 – zbellinger@charecruitment.com....Read more...
We are looking for an Adult’s Social Worker to join a Localities team.
This role requires a Social Work Qualification with a minimum of 2 years post qualified experience
About the team
The team work in partnership to support vulnerable adults to promote and maintain their independence. The role involves undertaking assessments and possibly MCA and BIA work. This role will involve following section 42. The team work directly with the community in the local area.
About you
A degree within Social Work (Degree, DipSW, CQSW) with a minimum of 2 years’ experience is required to be deemed suitable for this role. To be successful in this role, you must have experience of working with vulnerable adults, direct community work, and section 42 assessments.
What’s on Offer
Up to £35.00 per hour umbrella (PAYE payment option will also be available)
Parking accessible nearby
Public transport is easily accessible nearby
Direct opportunity
Hybrid working is available
For more information, please get in touch
Owen Giles – Candidate Consultant
07555 1805546
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We are looking for an Adult’s Social Worker to join a Localities team.
This role requires a Social Work Qualification with a minimum of 2 years post qualified experience
About the team
The team work in partnership to support vulnerable adults to promote and maintain their independence. The role involves undertaking assessments and possibly MCA and BIA work. This role will involve following section 42. The team work directly with the community in the local area.
About you
A degree within Social Work (Degree, DipSW, CQSW) with a minimum of 2 years’ experience is required to be deemed suitable for this role. To be successful in this role, you must have experience of working with vulnerable adults, direct community work, and section 42 assessments.
What’s on Offer
Up to £35.00 per hour umbrella (PAYE payment option will also be available)
Parking accessible nearby
Public transport is easily accessible nearby
Direct opportunity
Hybrid working is available
For more information, please get in touch
Owen Giles – Candidate Consultant
07776849119
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Support WorkerWest Mersea£12.80 per hour + DOE | Full-time & Part-timeAre you a caring and dependable person looking for a rewarding role where you can make a genuine difference every day?A well-established residential care service in West Mersea is looking for enthusiastic Support Workers to join their friendly and supportive team.The service provides personalised support to adults with learning disabilities and autism, helping the people they support to develop their independence, make their own choices and enjoy life within their local community.The RoleAs a Support Worker, you will provide person-centred support based around the individual needs, choices and interests of those you support.Your responsibilities will include:
Supporting individuals with their daily routines and personal careHelping people develop and maintain everyday life skillsSupporting individuals to access the local community and enjoy activitiesBuilding positive and trusting relationshipsFollowing individual care and support plansPromoting choice, dignity and independenceSupporting communication and social relationshipsWorking as part of a friendly and dedicated teamCompleting appropriate records and documentation
Every day is different, giving you the opportunity to build meaningful relationships and make a genuine difference to the people you support.Shift PatternsThe service offers varied shift patterns to provide flexibility around the needs of the service and its staff.The main shift pattern is:
7:15am – 8:15pm
There are also a variety of alternative shift options, including:
9:00am – 5:00pm9:00am – 6:00pm9:00am – 4:00pm
The contracted minimum is 35 hours per week.About YouWe're looking for someone who is:
Caring, patient and compassionateReliable and committedA confident communicatorComfortable working as part of a teamPassionate about supporting people to live as independently as possibleAble to build positive relationships with those around themA driver with either a full UK driving licence or an automatic-only licence
Previous experience within care or support work is desirable, particularly experience supporting people with learning disabilities or autism.What’s On Offer?
£12.80 per hour + DOEMinimum 35 contracted hours per weekVaried shift patternsFull-time and part-time opportunitiesTraining and ongoing supportSleep-in opportunitiesCompany pensionAnnual leaveEmployee assistance and wellbeing supportOn-site parkingSupportive team environmentOpportunities for development and progression
Make a Difference Every DayIf you're looking for a rewarding Support Worker role where you can help people develop their independence, enjoy their community and live life on their own terms, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to find out more about this Support Worker opportunity in West Mersea.....Read more...
