Questions and Answers about Care UK Healthcare

For any of the 111 roles, go for informal visit first to get a feel of the place. If you get an interview, be prepared to sit an assessment on the same day just before you go in to face the interview panel - all about recognising emergency situations and symptoms of illnesses both in adults and children. If you don't pass the assessment, you'll get sent home without an interview, no chance to re-sit until after 6 months - quite harsh

Yes. Takes around 2 months.

What ever makes you feel comfortable

Make sure you know your anatomy and physiology even for the call handler roles - you won't get an interview until you've passed the assessment on your interview day

Unmanaged building structure because it is old. Better opportunity elsewhere.

Set hours. No flexible working because of the nature of the work.

Look after your staff

I Dread it. Cant wait to end shift.

After about 12 months as 111 clinical advisor you can usually work remotely

Worse place ever