3 health care jobs found in Plymouth

Finance Administrator 18-month fixed term contract Exeter office/hybrid £25,000 per annum Benefits: 27 days holiday + birthday off, pension (up to 10% employer contribution), bonus, free health insurance, income protection, life cover & more** About the Role We’re looking for a Finance Administrator to join a friendly and supportive team for a 18-month contract covering additional work during a project. Working within the Finance Operations team, you’ll play a key role in keeping financial processes running smoothly. Key Responsibilities * Managing direct debit mandates and correspondence * Processing credit card and cheque payments * Liaising with clients regarding payments * Handling refunds, standing orders, and premium arrears * Maintaining supplier bank details and processing payments What We’re Looking For You’ll have strong administration skills, an eye for detail, and ideally some previous experience in sales or purchase ledger, but this is not essential....

Finance Administrator – 12-Month Fixed-Term Contract Exeter Office / Hybrid Working £25,000 per annum Package includes: 27 days’ holiday plus your birthday off, bonus scheme, health insurance, income protection, life cover, pension (up to 10% employer contribution), and more** We’re working with a well-established and people-focused organisation in Exeter that’s looking for an additional Finance Administrator to support their Finance Operations team on a 12-month fixed-term basis. This role has opened up to help manage increased workload linked to a wider business project. You’ll be part of a friendly, collaborative team and play an important role in keeping day-to-day finance processes on track. What You’ll Be Doing * Setting up and managing direct debit mandates * Processing card and cheque payments * Communicating with clients about payments and queries * Handling refunds, arrears, and standing orders * Keeping supplier bank details up to date and processing payments...

We are seeking a proactive, solutions‑focused Office Manager to take ownership of office operations, compliance, supplier management, and process improvements. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys autonomy, can identify problems before they escalate, and thrives on making systems more efficient. You'll report directly to senior leadership and play a key role in improving the smooth running, safety, and sustainability of the organisation. Key Responsibilities Office Health & Safety - Review risk assessments, update processes, ensure compliance with legislation, and implement proportionate improvements. Office Organisation - Tidy, reorganise, and rethink storage; potentially coordinate contractors for layout improvements. Handling Enquiries - Manage incoming calls and emails, answer via FAQs, gather information from team members, and update CRM (training provided). Supplier Management - Maintain supplies, set up direct debits, review value for money, and recommend...