.png)
Job
Vacancies
Job Vacancies
Our Workforce Strategy document is available to view here
Through the doors of Beaumond House you will find a lively and vibrant space, filled with life and laughter.
Our staff, volunteers and patients alike bring hope and happiness together in a ‘home from home. Patients are at the centre of all that we do. We therefore expect all those who come to join our team (in whatever capacity) to ensure that dignity, safety and confidentiality of all patients is respected at all times and that all patients receive the highest possible standard of physical, psychological and spiritual care.
Care Administrator
22.5 Hours per week, worked flexibly across Mon-Fri
£10.58
The key purpose of this role is to contribute to the office administration in relation to total patient care, secretarial duties and to support the Head of Care, Care Administration Team leader and all members of the care team when appropriate.
The role will also include some day-to-day IT support and system training to the care teams.
You can see a full job description here.
To apply
Please complete an application form and send to recruitment@beaumondhouse.co.uk
Closing date: 14/12/2023
Interviews: 20/12/2023
Registered Nurse
21.5 hours a week
£17.61 per hour
To work with the Beaumond House team to maintain the standard of excellence to ensure that the philosophy and values of Beaumond House Hospice Care are met.
A major part of this role is being responsible for planning, co-ordinating, delivering and evaluating person-centred, evidence-based palliative care to patients, their families and carers.
The RN will ensure the smooth running of the in-patient service, work with the multi-disciplinary team and other professionals and agencies and contribute to the development of the staff and the service.
You can see a full job description here.
To apply
Please complete an application form and send to recruitment@beaumondhouse.co.uk
Closing date: 06/12/2023
Interviews: 14/12/2023
Bank/Relief Catering Assistant
0 Hours per week, worked flexibly across Mon-Fri
£10.58 per hour + weekend enhancements
Please note, this is a zero hour contract with no set days or hours. The role requires the applicant to be able to cover annual leave with some advance notice, as well as with little notice in the event of sickness should you be available.
A major part of this role is the ability to produce home cooked foods using fresh ingredients, meeting patients’ dietary needs and changes to appetite.
Main Duties
-
To follow a weekly cleaning schedule to clean equipment, work areas and maintain the standards of hygiene requirements.
-
To maintain clean and tidy storerooms and to use equipment as trained.
-
To adhere to COSHH, Food Safety, Allergens and HACCAP guidelines.
-
To follow instructions as stated by the line manager.
-
In all actions undertaken, have regard for the hospice’s reputation.
-
To comply with safe use, storage, and destruction of documentation.
-
To be self-aware of demands of role and seek out support if required.
-
To communicate effectively and sensitively with patients, carers, staff, and the wider team to ensure confidentiality is maintained in all channels of communication.
-
To comply with all Beaumond House Policies and Procedures.
-
To undertake other duties as directed.
You can see a full job description here.
To apply
Please complete an application form and send to recruitment@beaumondhouse.co.uk
Closing date: 20/12/2023
About us
Working at Beaumond House Hospice Care means working in a passionate, supportive team environment with care at the heart of all we do.
We care for people within the Newark and Sherwood offering hospice at home, day services and in-patient care as well as other support services.
We are a partner organisation within the End of Life Together Mid Notts Alliance. Together with Nottinghamshire Hospice, Nottinghamshire Healthcare, Sherwood Trust Hospitals, Primary Integrated Services Ltd (PICS) and Cruise, we support patients who are in their last year of life.
What we offer
Vision and values that reflect the patient and their family being at the centre of all we offer. DBS check and uniform. Workplace pension scheme. Parking.
What our staff say
“I feel privileged to work at Beaumond House and be part of a wonderful team who care for people with life limiting and terminal illnesses whilst supporting their families too. I feel a valued member of the team”. RN, in-patients.
Staff Testimonials
Lauren Wells - PA to the Head of Care and HR Administrator
When I saw the vacancy, I immediately knew it was my perfect job- and when I was offered an interview, I was so excited anyone would think I’d won the lottery! Imagine my reaction when I was offered the job.
It wasn’t just the role of course, but the fact I’d be working for Beaumond House, and until starting I never truly realised just how extensive the services were!
With any new job, there’s always first day nerves, however the moment I walked through that blue door on my first day I instantly felt at home. Everyone was so welcoming and supportive, a true ‘bubble of love’ that encompasses the whole house from staff, volunteer, patient, and families.
When I started however, I never expected that as a family we would require the services so soon for my lovely Nan. After having been in hospital for a few months, she finally required the calm of a hospice bed.
What an absolute privilege it was that week that we were able to spend some quality time with her in such calm surroundings, given such beautiful attentive care, allowing us to share some real tender moments that now provide some extra comfort since she passed so peacefully last year.
People commented on whether it was hard to step back into the house for work after she passed, but in fact I find it comforting. That is testament to the outstanding care she received and what my fellow colleagues provided not just to Nan, but to us as a family and continue to do so.
Maria Hewitt - Receptionist
My involvement with Beaumond House began in 2004 when I started volunteering in Day Therapy when my triplets started school. I still volunteer in Day Therapy every Wednesday, also now being a volunteer driver I transport patients from their home and back too.
I currently work part-time on Reception, having previously worked for over 2 years in the Fundraising Department. Apart from answering the phone and welcoming visitors, I really enjoy chatting to the patients and their families.
I have witnessed personally how BH can help in times of desperation. My lovely Mum benefitted from this fantastic place when she enjoyed attending BH as a day Therapy patient for over a year, giving my dad a much needed and really appreciated weekly break.
Also, a really close friend used the Hospice at Home service when she was poorly and spent her final hours in a place she felt safe.
In 2019 I took part in the Annapurna Sunrise Trek in Nepal raising funds for BH. I raised over £3000 and collectively we raised over £9000 between 5 of us.
I am immensely proud to tell people I work here and am always keen to spread the word about BH and the fantastic work it does for our local community.
_JPG.jpg)
Joanne Erwin, In Patients Nurse
I feel privileged to work at Beaumond House and be part of a wonderful team who care for people with life limiting and terminal illnesses whilst supporting their families too.
I feel a valued member of the nursing team.
Tracy Drakes, Health Care Assistant
I work at Beaumond House as a Health Care Assistant and I also work in the community for our Hospice at Home team.
I have been at BH for nearly a year now and I have my dream job! I love this place and am so proud to put on the uniform and come to work.
It’s a house full of love compassion, passion and laughter. I couldn’t think of anywhere else I’d rather be.