The Grange Care Centre launches new recruitment drive

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The Grange Care Centre launches new recruitment drive

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The Grange Care Centre, one of the facilities within the Forest Healthcare group, has invited candidates to apply for a range of roles, following sustained demand for high-quality care and the need to continue expanding the centre’s team of dedicated care professionals and support colleagues.

With a specialism in caring for older adults and the provision of 24-hour nursing cover, The Grange has already extended its workforce and is now looking for applicants from the local community who share its focus on respectful, family-feel, and personalised care.

Current career opportunities with Forest Healthcare’s Centre in Faringdon

While vacancies may be subject to change due to the number of applicants for each post, over the course of the last few weeks, The Grange has posted career opportunities and job openings that include:

Health Care Assistants (HCAs) with several posts with hours ranging from part-time, dayshift and full-time roles.

An Activities Coordinator responsible for planning and delivering enjoyable, well-being-promoting events and activities.

A Senior Care Assistant to support and mentor junior care colleagues, alongside care planning and risk assessments.

Interested applicants are welcome to review further information about recruitment openings at The Grange via the careers links on the Forest Healthcare website.

The reasons behind ongoing recruitment initiatives at The Grange

The Grange Centre manager, Zoe Spillane says: “We’re incredibly proud of our team here in Faringdon, and we’ve continued to grow over the years and are often looking for like-minded, caring individuals to be a part of the centre.

“The Grange has 40 individual private rooms and four double rooms and provides 24-hour care and support, along with an ever-changing calendar of activities and celebrations.

“That can vary day to day and month to month, with seasonal festivities, shopping trips, and visits from performers, which means it’s often all hands on deck to ensure every resident is happy, well supported, and enjoying the best possible quality of life.

“We also recognise the role that care centres play within their local communities, and we’re delighted to offer diverse vacancies and training opportunities that may be ideal for junior carers or those new to the sector, whether working directly in care or not, to learn skills and gain qualifications that will remain with them for life.”

Forest Healthcare is an equal opportunities employer, and its values-based approach to recruitment applies to all of the 13 centres within the group, which care for over 600 residents across central and south east England.

About The Grange Care Centre

The Grange is located on Church Green, Stanford in the Vale, Faringdon, in a converted period property set within expansive grounds. It is a well-regarded residential nursing facility and the winner of a Top 20 Care Home award presented by CareHome.co.uk.

Demand is consistent and means The Grange routinely operates a waiting list for families and individuals keen to secure private accommodation, which also contributes to the need for ongoing recruitment to attract team members who can commit to providing person-centred care and support services.

(Image: Forest Healthcare)

Contact:

01367 718 836

thegrange@foresthc.com

foresthc.com/our-care-centres/the-grange-care-centre/

Church Green, Stanford in the Vale, Faringdon, Oxfordshire SN7 8HU

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