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Cornerstone Healthcare Group is seeking a dedicated receptionist for a 12‑month fixed-term contract at South Africa Lodge, Waterlooville area. The role involves front desk duties, visitor management, and supporting staff with rotas and orders. The position is on-site and requires a full UK driving licence with access to a car.
The role offers a supportive team and a range of benefits as part of a busy healthcare environment.
PLEASE NOTE - We are NOT offering sponsorship and are unable to take overseas applications at this time.
Are you an experienced and compassionate Receptionist looking to make a real difference in people’s lives?
Cornerstone Healthcare is proud to be an award-winning provider of specialist care, and we’re looking for a dedicated Receptionist to join our supportive team at South Africa Lodge for a 12 month fixed-term contract.
South Africa Lodge is a 99-bed home providing exceptional care across six specialised units. We support residents living with complex needs, including neuro-degenerative conditions, dementia, and mental health challenges. Our focus is always on the person, not the diagnosis - creating a safe, comfortable, and dignified environment where residents can truly thrive. We are proud to be rated GOOD with CQC.
We welcome individuals who share our values of respect, openness, care, and kindness.
Working for us gives you more time for you with a 7 out of 14 day working pattern
Week A – 3 days - Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 08.00 to 18.00
Week B – 4 days - Monday, Thursdays, Saturday & Sunday: 08.00 to 18.00
Total average of 35 hours worked per week
Waterlooville/Havant/Portsmouth/Petersfield/Fareham/Gosport/Emsworth/Bedhampton/Purbrook/Warblington/Complain
About Us
Cornerstone Healthcare Group are a multi award-winning, sector leader with an innovative approach to complex care
Cornerstone specialise in supporting adults of all ages with complex neurological, physical, and mental health needs.
Residents are typically living with neurological degenerative conditions, such as dementia with an underlying mental health condition, and as such they’re vulnerable and at times prone to challenging behaviours associated with complex conditions. Many have been unable to stay in other settings because their needs have been deemed too high or too challenging.