Our team at
Trymview Hall

I’ve worked within the care sector for 15 years but only joined Care UK in 2021. I wanted to work for an organisation with values that echoed my own. It’s also lovely to work in beautiful surroundings too, and Trymview Hall is stunning.
 
I love working in a care environment because I love meeting and getting to know others and to make a difference to their day. A smile and a chat can make a big difference to a resident. I think it’s important to be passionate about the work you do. This role demands a caring, understanding and compassionate approach. Being a good listener and team player is vital too. And you always need to be keen to support and help others – colleagues, residents and family members.
 
There’s always something new and exciting happening at Trymview Hall, and, right now, we’re creating our own home shop where residents will be able to buy day-to-day necessities and treats. I’m looking forward to the shop opening, and residents enjoying some extra independence as they have a browse and buy the things they need.

I’m a qualified nurse, and worked as a nurse for 12 years before I moved into medical sales as a regional business manager. I joined Trymview Hall because I wanted to work within the care home sector so that I could use all my skills and experience. Care UK also has a wonderful reputation for delivering great care and for being a fantastic organisation to work for.

As a CRM it’s important to be personable, to understand people’s needs and the situation and feelings they’re going through. I want to find solutions for families and I’m passionate about delivering excellent customer service. 

I love showing prospective residents and their families around Trymview Hall, getting to know them and sharing with them the amazing care and lifestyle that residents enjoy here. It’s been a challenge to learn a completely new role at my time of life, but my colleagues are all so friendly and supportive, which has made things easier. I’m looking forward to being part of the team and helping to make Trymview Hall a huge success. 

I’ve been a chef for 18 years, and a head chef for ten of those years. Previously, I was Executive Chef for the British Royal Legion.

I’m very focused on quality – on producing the best food that I possibly can for Trymview Hall residents. Working with fresh ingredients is key. It’s been fun and challenging starting the kitchen from scratch: I’ve ordered equipment and built shelving units, but I feel a strong sense of ownership over what we’re doing here, as a result!

Older people deserve the best food and dining experience, and I’m looking forward to leading a catering team who are dedicated to ensuring that residents receive that at each and every meal in our Bristol care home.  

I’ve been working in care homes in administration and training since 2014, and I joined the Trymview Hall team in 2019 because I’d heard good things about Care UK – it’s vision for care and the importance it places on supporting colleagues to progress their careers. I’m committed to developing my skills and I’m currently working towards an NVQ level 3 in Human Resources.

Being a Business Administrator in a care home is a role that keeps you on your toes, as there’s a lot to it. You can never know what each day will bring, and I enjoy that. It’s a privilege to meet residents and their families and to get to know them. I do what I can to ensure everyone’s happy and I always want to know if there’s anything more I can do to help residents, relatives and colleagues.

I have worked in the care industry for over 20 years, and I joined Trymview Hall because I liked the look of the home. I worked as the Gardener at Trymview Hall before being promoted to Maintenance.

In this role, you need to be willing to go above and beyond and think outside the box to fix issues. I like working with residents and getting advice from them, especially on gardening projects.

I love being able to repair something or redecorate a room for a resident, as it makes them happy, and I get to chat with them while I’m doing the job. Being able to fix or make something that I know will bring joy to residents makes me proud of what I do.

Outside of work, I’m a cub scout leader and an amateur voice actor. As part of our St George’s Day celebrations in 2023, my scout troop came to Trymview Hall to meet the residents, make tea and coffee and work in the garden. We had kids from the ages of 4 to 14, and the residents really enjoyed it.