Healthcare provider to hire 10,000 staff in 2023 as NHS wait times hit ‘record highs’

London headquartered home healthcare provider Cera is today announcing that it is creating 10,000 new jobs in 2023 across the UK, to simultaneously bolster the care sector and put thousands of people back to work during the economic crisis.

The majority of these roles will be in frontline healthcare services such as professional carers and nurses to accelerate and facilitate its growth. Applicants from retail, hospitality, leisure, and F&B industries are encouraged to apply, with transferable skills that they can bring to a rewarding job with excellent career development opportunities.

Cera also offers flexible hours for those looking to take on extra work alongside a primary job, to earn more and help with the cost of living pressures.

The care provider’s award-winning technology enables the company to effectively recruit, train, certify, and deploy new carers in a matter of days. In 2021, Cera targeted filling 10,000 jobs throughout the pandemic, which it achieved several months ahead of schedule.

As “Europe’s largest provider of digital-first home healthcare”, Cera is already equivalent in capacity to 50 NHS hospitals, working with numerous NHS Integrated Care Boards and over a hundred Local Authorities nationwide to deliver care, nursing, telehealth and repeat prescriptions.

Dr Ben Maruthappu MBE, CEO and co-founder of Cera, was one of the healthcare leaders to attend the Prime Minister’s emergency NHS Recovery Forum at Number 10 Downing Street earlier this month, considering opportunities to rapidly alleviate NHS pressures.

He commented: “Britain is facing a dual crisis - an economic one and a second that grips our health service. We need to discharge well-enough patients out of hospital and into their homes more rapidly, to free up much-needed beds in hospitals and reduce the mounting pressure on the NHS.

“We are hoping this ambitious jobs programme goes some way to solving both crises: helping people return to work at a challenging time and allowing us to deliver millions more home healthcare visits each year. Our technology allows us to effectively recruit and train new carers in record time, to rapidly expand our care capacity.”

By Matthew Neville – Senior Correspondent, Bdaily

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