Administrator - Blandford Forum, United Kingdom - Colten Care

Colten Care

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Blandford Forum, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Administrator / Receptionist

Based at Whitecliffe House in Blandford, Dorset

16 hours per week working on a rolling rota basis on alternate weekends (includes paid breaks)

From £11.15 per hour up to £13.47 per hour

Introduction

Working with us offers you a superb range of benefits including:

Paid breaks
Excellent inductions, training and 'on the job' support
Friendly team and great support network of internal professionals
Real career progression opportunities
Annual pay review
Additional hours / overtime opportunities to suit your circumstances
Choice of hot or cold meals and drinks on duty
Free uniforms
Contributory pension scheme
Background checks at no cost to you

About You
You are an efficient and competent Administrator or Receptionist with a proven track record in this line of work. You have excellent customer service and communication skills and share our goal of delivering excellence in person centred care.

Your literacy and numeracy will be of a high standard, with a good working knowledge of Microsoft Office including Excel spreadsheets.

It is essential that you are flexible, approachable, well organised, with the skill to prioritise and take appropriate action. You'll enjoy being busy and 'multi-tasking' on a daily basis.

Your personality and values will ideally match our own:
friendly, kind, individual, reassuring and honest.

About Us

Colten Care is an expanding family-owned business with 21 beautifully appointed nursing homes across Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire and West Sussex.

We have six rated services as 'Outstanding' with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and we provide luxury residential, general nursing, dementia and short-stay care.

We are a prestigious, award-winning healthcare provider that champions the latest approach to person-centred care. Each of our homes has a distinct character while retaining that all-important sense of 'home.'