Programme set to help refugees work in health and social care in North East and North Cumbria
By Liz Wells 28 October 2024
A new scheme is set to boost health and care in the North East and North Cumbria by helping refugees to use their skills and experiences caring for people in the region.
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Newport, Isle of WightGrade 13, £51,237 to £54,947 per annum + MS up to £10,453
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Assistant Director: Integrated Community Support
£89,862 - £103,472
Blaenau Gwent and Torfaen£89,862 - £103,472
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£69,151 - £73,937
Pontypool & Ebbw Vale£69,151 - £73,937
Team Manager
Grade 13, £51,237 to £54,947 per annum + MS up to £10,453
Newport, Isle of WightGrade 13, £51,237 to £54,947 per annum + MS up to £10,453
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- BREAKING NEWS: Five-year settlement rights given to health and care workers
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- Tech firm's collapse impacts hundreds of GP practices
- Insulin pen redesign needed for disabled users, says HSSIB
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