Kingsley Healthcare Ltd Careers and Employment

They gave me my first job as a carer very helpful and supportive throughout my training from staff to management where friendly and helpful supporting new employees to learn quickly and effectively from day ones

RGN in Chester, Cheshire

on 22 February 2021

Applied twice but....

Twice I've applied and twice I got interviews. Both with different managers within a very short space of time. Apart from that, they never followed up on me, despite the fact they are always advertising for staff. Obviously they either are inundated with applicants, or the turnover is extremely high!!!

Support Worker in Hadleigh, Suffolk

on 18 February 2021

Lovely place lovely team

Lovely friendly team to work with.Management are very supportive and very willing to help you achieve your goals.Yes it is long hours but any job in the healthcare industry is going to be long hours.Yes it is hard, but I love working there with such a supportive team.No regrets moving to Kingsley from my last place of employment, I definitely made the right move.

Support care worker in Support worker

on 10 January 2021

Honestly a horrible place to work

The owner didn’t even know what dementia was, managers really don’t care about staff, I’ve worked in many care jobs and honestly downham grange was the worst one, in the year and a half that I worked here, we went through 3 managers due to all of them being inadequate, I really DO NOT recommend this place as a place to work. If you value yourself, and your sanity, you’d work elsewhere. It’s the residents that I feel sorry for.

Support Worker in Suffolk

on 8 January 2021

Pushed to your limit daily

It was extremely hard work. Mentally and physically exhausting. For the entire shift you are non-stop. I feel all the different units are understaffed, hence why you are pushed over your limit. New starters left as quick as they came, which really isn’t surprising. The rota system was completely unfair and you had no right to try and question it. You are constantly rushed off your feet, working tirelessly and to the best of your ability, yet still critiqued in every aspect. The ‘rare’ staff meetings were always negative- all positives are failed to be mentioned. The manager was unapproachable and extremely unprofessional. The only saving grace was of course the wonderful residents, each and every one of them was what kept me going. But everyone has a breaking point and I met mine unfortunately. What the place needs is new office staff, a new set of eyes, and possibly people with an ounce of compassion and common sense.

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Insights from 71 Indeed users who have interviewed with Kingsley Healthcare Ltd within the last 5 years.

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Interview is easy

Process takes about a day or two

Interview questions

Care experience, knowledge on dementia, examples of scenarios and how you’d manage them, strengths and weaknesses, typical interview questions.

Shared on 14 January 2021

General care questions. Nothing to worry about as they are crying out for carers

Shared on 5 October 2020

They asked about my skills for the job, my understanding of mental health and my knowledge of the company background.

Shared on 24 June 2020

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