Lead your kitchen section confidently and efficiently, crafting memorable dining experiences for guests in a busy environment.
Bring relevant culinary experience, strong interpersonal skills, and creativity to enhance our kitchen team.
Work 40 hours a week in a flexible schedule accommodating evenings and weekends, with opportunities for career development and sustainability training.
Provide specialist occupational therapy interventions to children with disabilities in various community settings, while managing a complex caseload.
The ideal candidate should possess experience in paediatric therapy, relevant qualifications, and strong interpersonal skills for working with children.
This full-time role is based in Bridgend, with opportunities for home and community visits, alongside professional development and support for junior staff.
Involved in delivering compassionate personal care to respiratory patients, while supporting registered practitioners in a multidisciplinary team environment.
Ideal candidates should possess strong teamwork skills, compassion, good time management, and a caring approach to patients and relatives.
Located in Plymouth, full-time role with opportunities for training and progression; respiratory training and a Care Certificate support are provided.
This role focuses on delivering a study related to children in kinship care, involving interviews and participatory methods with young people and service providers.
The ideal candidate will possess a relevant PhD and experience in children’s social care, with strong research and proposal development skills.
This part-time position in Exeter offers a salary of £43,482 pro rata and is funded until March 2029, subject to a DBS check.
Provide administrative support to pathology screening programmes, ensuring efficient processing of patient information and assisting with administrative workflows.
The ideal candidate has strong administrative experience, excellent IT skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently.
This full-time position is located in Plymouth, with a preference for internal Trust staff and those with relevant administrative experience.
Support the professional services infrastructure of the Transnational Education portfolio, ensuring compliance and managing academic-related administration efficiently.
Ideal candidates will possess excellent planning and organisational skills, strong interpersonal abilities, and a background in higher education environments.
This is an 18-month fixed-term contract based in Cardiff, offering a collaborative work environment and opportunities for professional growth within the university.