Become a Carer
Why work at Cera?
Caring is enough, we take care of the rest
Our Carer app allows you to record visit reports quickly and efficiently giving you more time to care and engage with those you are caring for. What's more our technology leads to more positive outcomes for our Service Users, 52% less hospitalisations and generates well-being alerts that help our carers respond faster with the right care plan actions.
Training built for you
Your training will be tailor-made according to your experience. We deliver all of our training face to face, from our practical 2-day training course to guided e-learning sessions in the branch, we'll make sure you're fully supported in your role - even if you are brand new to care!
Career Progression Opportunities
In a fast-growing business like Cera there are loads of opportunities to progress, we have a nursing development path or there are opportunities to work your way into care co-ordinator, operational management and training positions. All of our carers work towards nationally-recognised qualifications from Day 1.How to get started at Cera?
Working in Care
Are you wondering what it's like to work as a carer? Listen to Macie's story as she talks about her transition from hospitality to social care. If you have a passion for helping others then you could join Macie as a carer at Cera.
You build a special bond.
It makes you realise what’s important in life.
Interested in working in care?
Cera: Revolutionising healthcare at home
About Cera
We are revolutionising healthcare, by transforming the ways in which healthcare services are planned, delivered and received. Our smart, digital technology leverages data and machine learning to empower those providing care, whilst improving outcomes for those receiving it.
For those delivering care, we reduce the burden of ‘pen and paper’ working and remove unnecessary administrative work, empowering them to do what they do best: care.
For those receiving care at home we are able to monitor their condition digitally, predicting and preventing changes in their condition and responding to any deterioration 30-fold faster than traditional methods, reducing hospitalisations, and keeping people well in their homes.
