CRG set to turnover £26 million after healthcare sector boost
National recruitment and health service provider, Castlerock Recruitment Group (CRG), is on target to reach a record turnover of £26 million this year, as a result of the increased need for healthcare staff and healthcare services in the UK.
Currently handling contracts valued at over £20 million, the St Helens-based company has seen revenues jump by 37% in 2014.
Established in 2000, CRG currently employs 145 staff across the UK. Having diversified its market offering, it is now the parent company to 11 sub brands including: CRG Healthcare, CRG Homecare, CRG Defence and CRG Doctors.
CRG has filled more than 569,000 roles in the healthcare sector in the last 12 months. The recruitment firm specialises in supplying a variety of qualified healthcare professionals to NHS and private healthcare providers.
Ian Munro, CEO of CRG, said: “The shortage of experienced and qualified healthcare staff throughout the UK has significantly increased competition for top candidates in the sector.
“Following the recent appointment to several healthcare frameworks and continuing investment in our service infrastructure, CRG is well placed to help employers address this need and our successful growth is testament to the company’s solid reputation in the healthcare market.”
“It’s very easy to take a one-size-fits-all approach by using the same methods to recruit different staff, but this just isn’t possible in the healthcare sector. With a keen eye on care and compliance, we work hard to deliver the highest quality employees available, while ensuring each candidate is dealt with as an individual and their needs are managed throughout the recruitment process.”
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