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Who you’re recruiting against

72 care employers recruit in Cheltenham

The biggest group of care employers in Cheltenham is home care agencies (42%), followed by care homes (35%) and nursing homes (24%). Carers here can choose between them. A profile search lets you reach people before they apply anywhere else.

72care employers
30home care agencies
25care homes
17nursing 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 Cheltenham

There is more nursing home work here than average: 24% of employers are nursing homes, against 15% nationally, which means more roles for nurses and nursing assistants.

83% of the inspected care employers in Cheltenham are rated Good or Outstanding by the CQC, below the 90% across the South West and in line with England as a whole (85%).

Cheltenham is part of Gloucestershire. Read about recruiting across Gloucestershire.

The search

Carers who live near your service

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Example profilesExamples to show what employers see. Not real people.

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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