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A leading healthcare provider in Kent is seeking a Concierge to be the first point of contact for patients and families at their Brain Injury Rehabilitation Centre. The role entails creating a welcoming environment, assisting with logistics, and ensuring a seamless patient experience. Ideal candidates will have a background in luxury hospitality and excellent interpersonal skills. This position offers full-time hours and various employee benefits.
Come and join one of the UK’s largest independent providers in neuro and mental healthcare.
We'd like you to join us as a Concierge at our service Hothfield Brain Injury Rehabilitation and Neurological Care Centre, our specialist centre in Kent, we look after adults with a brain injury or other neurological condition.
Set within the 12 acre grounds of a manor house, we specialise in intensive rehabilitation for people in the early stages of recovery from a brain injury right through to residential care.
About the role:
The Concierge is the welcoming face of the private Neurorehabilitation offering in the service. As the first point of contact for patients, families, and visitors, the Concierge plays a vital role in shaping the overall experience. This position is centred around delivering a seamless, discreet, and compassionate service that reflects the highest standards of luxury and care.
Combining the attentiveness of five-star hospitality with the sensitivity required in a healthcare environment, the Concierge ensures every individual feels safe, supported, and valued from the moment they arrive. From assisting with daily logistics and personalised requests to creating a calm, welcoming atmosphere, the Concierge helps foster an environment that supports healing, dignity, and trust.
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The role is 100% based at the service with occasional travel to other locations within ACG.
Active Care Group is committed to protecting and safeguarding vulnerable individuals at risk (whether young people or adults) and expects all colleagues to share this commitment. All colleagues are required to keep up to date with their safeguarding training and to undertake additional training appropriate to their role.
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