It is the policy of Halton Haven Hospice to ensure that recruitment advertising attracts the maximum number of suitably skilled and qualified applicants at minimum cost. The use of the internet is a cost effective means of advertising and the Hospice will routinely advertise its vacancies for employment or volunteering on its website.
The Hospice is committed to encouraging and valuing diversity, providing equality for all and having a workforce that is representative of the communities from which it is drawn. The Hospice recognises the skills and abilities of all workers and uses them to enhance and improve the service provision. Therefore, all recruitment is on the basis of the candidate’s ability to undertake the requirements of the post.
Current Vacancies:
Be a Hospice Trustee
Halton Haven Hospice is looking to recruit suitably qualified people to join its Board of Trustees.
What do Trustees do? Trustees are responsible for the strategic direction of the Hospice and making sure that it is a well run organisation.
What difference can I make? Being a Hospice Trustee is chance to put something back into the community where you live making sure that the Hospice continues to offer excellent service to its patients and families.
How do I find out more? Email our Chairman who will contact you for an initial chat:
Carole Gibbard: carole@haltonhaven.co.uk
Or Neil Townsend: neil@haltonhaven.co.uk
Registered Nurse
Hospice Medical Officer
Hospice Lottery Collectors
Volunteers (see below)
The Hospice is looking to recruit volunteers who are able to commit to regular hours working in the Hospice shops.
This may range from a few hours per week to a number of full days. It doesn’t matter as the important thing is to know when you are able to give time to the Hospice and that you are reliable. The Hospice has shops in Runcorn, Widnes and Frodsham as well as a Unit in the Picow Farm Road Industrial Estate which bring in a considerable portion of the Hospices voluntary income. By helping in the shops you are directly contributing to the work of the Hospice.
The Hospice also needs the services of a volunteer gardener to assist in maintaining the Hospices lawns and borders.
The gardens are an important part of the hospice environment which patients and their families enjoy both directly by being outdoors or indirectly through the views from the rooms.
If you feel able to give of your time please contact Sue Topping, Human Resources Administrator at the Hospice on 01928 719454/712728 or via email at sue@haltonhaven.co.uk.
Halton Haven Hospice is an Equal Opportunities Employer
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