Information & Guidance Officer – Carer’s Voices (Healthwatch Essex)

Posted on: October 25, 2023

Do you want to make a difference to health & social care in Essex? We are currently recruiting for an Information & Guidance Officer to work as part of a small team to promote and deliver the service supporting unpaid carers in the county. This will involve working across the three Integrated Care Board areas of Mid and South Essex, Suffolk and North East Essex, and Hertfordshire and West Essex.  If you are passionate about carer’s voices and want to join an ambitious, dynamic team apply by 14 November 2023. Please note that interviews will take place on 24th November 2023.

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