With care homes across the Highlands, Moray and Aberdeenshire, we offer a wide variety of roles in Scotland. From cooks to cleaners, carers to nurses and administrators to managers, there’s a rewarding care career for you.
When you join Parklands Care Homes, you’ll become one of the family. And as family, we’ll support you throughout your care career journey. Everyone at Parklands plays an important part in the delivery of exceptional person-centred care.
We work closely with local schools and colleges, as well as agencies like Developing the Young Workforce, to provide new opportunities for young people interested in working in the care sector. Parklands is proud to be a Young Person's Guarantee Employer.
For more information about inspiring care careers at Parklands Care Homes, get in touch at recruitment@parklandsgroup.com. We’d love to hear from you.
Our new care home in Inverness, Pittyvaich, is opening in late spring. We'll soon start the process of recruiting staff for Pittyvaich, with opportunities in management, nursing and care. We're also looking for cooks, kitchen assistants, domestic and laundry support, wellbeing coordinators and maintenance support.
If you're interested, send your CV to recruitment@parklandsgroup.com
Working in the care sector is fun and hugely rewarding. It can also be challenging. We employ our care home staff on the strength of their emotional intelligence and their willingness to learn and adapt in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment.
Whatever your role, you’ll work closely with our residents so you must have a warm, caring and patient personality. You'll also share our commitment to deliver the highest standards of person-centred care and play your part in ensuring our residents get the most out of life.
In return, we’ll provide the training and development you need to thrive, along with clear opportunities for career progression.
↓ Watch the video 'Care for a Career' below to find out how Parklands can support your career in care.
Meet our People: Emily Christie
Despite her young age, Emily Christie is making a difference in social care. Working as a carer and mentor at Wakefield House, she draws on her childhood experience as a carer for her dad to provide compassionate, person-centered care.
“How you care for someone has the potential to make their day and the simplest things we do can create the biggest smiles,” she says.
If you’ve got what it takes to be a member of our caring and committed team, take a look at our latest care home vacancies. We look forward to hearing from you!