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360 Recruitment Consultant - Healthcare

Lydiard Tregoze
1 week ago
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About Us

Our client are dedicated to providing exceptional staffing solutions to the healthcare and social care sector - from care homes and supported living settings to hospitals and community services. Their reputation is built on reliability, compassion, and professionalism, and we’re now looking for 2 x experienced Recruitment Consultants to join the Healthcare team.

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who thrives in a fast-paced, people-focused environment and wants to play a key role in helping care providers deliver outstanding service. This role offers autonomy and would suit a forward thinking individual that can lead by example and work on their own initiative

The Role

As a Recruitment Consultant within the Healthcare Division, you’ll manage a full 360° recruitment process - developing strong relationships with clients, sourcing high-quality candidates, and ensuring every placement reflects the values of care and professionalism that define Lasting Care Services.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manage the end-to-end recruitment cycle for healthcare clients

  • Source, screen, and interview candidates for both temporary and permanent roles

  • Develop new business through proactive client engagement and networking

  • Build and maintain lasting relationships with clients and candidates

  • Ensure compliance with CQC, safeguarding, and agency standards

  • Meet and exceed individual and team KPIs

  • Participate in the on-call rota when required to support clients around the clock

    What We’re Looking For

  • Proven experience as a 360 Recruitment Consultant, ideally within healthcare, social care, or nursing recruitment

  • Confident in both business development and account management

  • Excellent communication, negotiation, and relationship-building skills

  • Strong organisational ability and attention to detail

  • Self-motivated, driven, and resilient under pressure

  • Knowledge of healthcare compliance (DBS, training, RTW, etc.)

  • Full UK driving licence (essential)

    What’s on Offer

  • £28,000 - £32,000 basic salary (DOE) + commission structure

  • Clear career progression within a growing organisation

  • Ongoing training and professional development opportunities

  • Supportive, collaborative team culture

  • Regular incentives, team recognition, and performance bonuses

  • The chance to make a genuine difference in people’s lives every day

    Healthcare Recruitment Commission Structure

    Effective from: Start date

    Overview

    To drive strong performance and reward exceptional delivery, we’ve introduced a competitive, tiered commission structure designed for motivated recruiter in a fast grower healthcare business.

    Commission Tiers

    Tier 1: Starter Level – GP: £0 - £4,999/month – Commission: 0% - Purpose Establish expectations. No commission to encourage growth to Tier 2.

    Tier 2: Consistent Performer – GP:£5,000 - £9,999/month – commission:10% on all GP – Bonus: £150 after 3 consecutive months hitting this tier

    Tier 3: High Performer – GP:10,000 - £14,999/month – Commission: 15%on all GP- Bonus £250

    Tier 4: Top Biller – GP: £15,000 - £19,999/ Month – Commission: 20% on all HP – Bonus: £500

    Tier 5: Elite – GP: £20,000+/month – Commission: 25% on all GP- Bonus:£1000

    Additional Incentives

  • New Client bonus: £100 per 100 hours billed for new client.

  • Retention Bonus: £200 when a temp remains in the same placement for 3 + months.

  • Quarterly Accelerator: Extra £1000 for hitting Tier 3+ for 3 consecutive months

  • Team Battles: Performance- based internal competitions

    First 3 months Support

    To support you as you build your desk, we offer a guaranteed allowance in your first 3 months. This ensures you have financial stability while ramping up placements.

    Amount: 5% on everything

    Duration: Months 1 - 3

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