Competitive
hourly rate — discussed at interview
Careers
The Office Administrator keeps records, scheduling support and communication organised. You are often the first voice a client or family hears on the phone, and the person who makes sure the paperwork behind the care is in order.
The Office Administrator keeps records, scheduling support and communication organised. You are often the first voice a client or family hears on the phone, and the person who makes sure the paperwork behind the care is in order.
The role
A day in the role
Office-based, on a shift pattern covering our daytime care rounds, 6am–9pm.

Who we are looking for
Experience: Previous office or administration experience is valued. Experience in a care or health setting is a bonus.
Qualifications: No specific qualification required.
Pay and benefits
Published up front, including the part most adverts leave out.
Competitive
hourly rate — discussed at interview
Progression to Care Coordinator or office management.
You are the backbone of a small, local team. The work you do directly affects whether the care runs smoothly, and you see the difference.
What supports you
Carers are usually let down by the organisation around them rather than by their own effort. These three systems exist so that does not happen here.

Organised digital care planning, visit notes and continuity of information, so everyone supporting a person is working from the same picture.

Structured policies and procedures that support professional standards across everything we do.

Ongoing e-learning and staff development, so our team keeps building on what they know.
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