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Seren Healthcare boasts a collective 60 years of experience in their chosen field

On 22 September, Care England hosted a webinar to provide information on domestic and international recruitment to help care providers explore opportunities they can take to support recruitment for their organisations.

Skills for Care data highlights that vacancies within the adult social care sector have risen by 52%, with the sector currently dealing with 165,000 vacancies as well as the NHS facing an additional 140,000 vacancies. Workforce pressures continue to be one of the biggest matters affecting the sector and will only continue to persist if something is not done.

As part of Our Plan for Patients, Therese Coffey announced a £15m fund to support the international recruitment of care workers and the Department for Health and Social Care is working extensively to utilise this fund to accelerate international recruitment within the sector. Care England has, therefore, explored various avenues that would act as a means to help resolve both the short-term and long-term workforce pressures being faced by the adult social care sector.

Seren Healthcare was born out of the need to bridge the gap between the shortage of healthcare professionals in the UK Healthcare sector and the lack of work globally.

Based in the UK, South Africa and Zimbabwe, Seren Healthcare boasts a collective 60 years of experience in our chosen field.

They specialize in providing highly skilled healthcare professionals from the UK and around the globe, the opportunity to apply their talents in the UK Health Sector.

To read the Seren Healthcare Costed Proposal, please see here.

To access the slides from the webinar, please see here.

To access the FAQs document, please see here.

Contact details for Seren Healthcare can be found below:

Seren Healthcare

Nigel Rees, Chief Executive Officer

nigel.rees@serenhealthcare.com