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Who you’re recruiting against

17 care employers recruit in Waltham Abbey

Most care employers in Waltham Abbey are home care agencies (71%), followed by care homes (24%) and nursing homes (6%). Carers here can choose between them. A profile search lets you reach people before they apply anywhere else.

17care employers
12home care agencies
4care homes
1nursing homes

Registered services from the Care Quality Commission register, updated regularly. A service registered for both home care and residential care is counted in each.

The local picture

The care workforce picture in Waltham Abbey

Home care is a bigger share of care work here than in most of England: 71% of employers are home care agencies, against 50% nationally, so driving and being happy to work across a round count for a lot.

70% of the inspected care employers in Waltham Abbey are rated Good or Outstanding by the CQC, below the 82% across the East and below England as a whole (85%).

Waltham Abbey is part of Essex. Read about recruiting across Essex.

The search

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Senior carer Example profile

Priya S. · 6 years in care · drives
Care Certificate ✓DBS Update ServiceDementiaEnd of life care
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Care worker Example profile

Daniel O. · 2 years in care · drives
Care Certificate ✓DBS Update ServiceLearning disabilitiesPersonal care
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Registered nurse Example profile

Grace A. · 9 years in care · drives
Care Certificate ✓DBS Update ServiceNMC checkedEnd of life careComplex care
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