Priory Group
At Priory, we support over 28,000 people every year, helping them improve their health and get the most from life. They may have addictions, mental health issues, learning disabilities, autism or one of many other conditions. We want all of them to live their lives to the fullest – and you can make the difference.
Whether you join us as a nurse, care assistant, support worker, manager, or medical specialist, you’ll be changing lives for the better. In return, we offer great career opportunities; the chance to work with some of the field’s brightest minds and develop across any one of our 290 locations in a secure and vital industry. There’s no telling how far you could go, or the impact you could make. Do something incredible. Join the Priory team.
We are dedicated to supporting people to improve their health and wellbeing, and we understand that the most effective services and treatment are based around each person’s specific needs.
Priory is a long-established and respected company. Over the years, we have built a reputation for having a meaningful and lasting impact on everyone who uses our services.
3 Vacancies
- Support individuals with autism or learning disabilities in a safe, welcoming environment, encouraging independence and participation in community activities.
- Ideal candidates should demonstrate a caring approach, with strong communication skills and the ability to think flexibly and innovatively.
- This full-time position is based in Leigh Sinton, offering £13.45 per hour, with a focus on personal development and a supportive team atmosphere.
- You will ensure smooth hospital operations through administrative support, managing patient appointments, and providing exceptional customer service.
- The ideal candidate will have experience in administration or customer service, with strong organisational skills and a compassionate nature.
- This full-time position requires 37.5 hours a week in Stapleton, offering a salary of £28,996 and a supportive team environment.
- Join a compassionate team to provide support for adults with learning disabilities and autism, ensuring a positive living environment.
- Ideal candidates will demonstrate empathy, strong communication skills, and a commitment to professional standards, with or without prior experience.
- Full-time role in Poole with a competitive salary, flexible benefits, career development opportunities, and ongoing training provided.