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Admin Assistant - Bank - Care Home

United Kingdom Barchester Healthcare £13.78 an hour*
Job Description

The Admin Assistant will provide organised administrative support in a Barchester care home, helping with records, filing, correspondence, telephone enquiries, data entry, meeting arrangements and general office tasks. The role may also involve supporting finance, payroll, resident documentation and communication with families, staff and external organisations. Candidates should have good organisational and communication skills, basic computer literacy, accuracy and a professional, helpful manner. Previous office or care-sector administration experience is useful, although a willingness to learn is important. The successful applicant should work reliably, maintain confidentiality, manage competing priorities and contribute positively to the smooth running of the home. As a bank role, flexibility to cover shifts and changing staffing needs is expected.

Company Info

Barchester Healthcare is one of the UK's major providers of residential care, nursing care, dementia care and independent living services. The organisation operates care homes and hospitals across England, Scotland and Wales, supporting older people and adults with a range of care needs. Its teams include nurses, care assistants, activities staff, hospitality workers, administrators and healthcare professionals. Barchester places emphasis on person-centred care, residents' dignity, wellbeing and maintaining a welcoming home environment. Administrative employees help care homes operate efficiently by supporting records, communication, finance, staffing and day-to-day coordination. The company offers permanent, part-time, temporary and bank opportunities, making it suitable for people seeking flexible work as well as longer-term careers in the care sector.

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