Tuesday, November 26, 2024

Carl lands regional trainer role with care provider

Carl Taylor from Cleethorpes has been appointed regional trainer for care home provider HICA.

He will provide learning and development to staff across a number of HICA’s care home and care services in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire including Grimsby Homecare, The Anchorage, Prospect House, The Birches, The Wolds, and Cranwell Court.

Carl will spearhead the delivery of comprehensive induction training to new recruits, ensuring they embrace the core values and ethos that have earned HICA Group its reputation for excellence in person-centred care. He will also provide requalification training to existing employees, enabling them to stay up to date with the latest industry standards and practices related to care delivery.

Steve Reed, learning and development manager at HICA Group, said: “Carl is an asset to our organisation and it’s great to have him on board. His expertise in care and education, coupled with his passion for person-centred care, will undoubtedly elevate the training standards across the Group and enhance the quality of our care provision.”

Carl brings extensive experience in the care and education sector, having worked for Kisimul Group which provides education and care for children and adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs. Carl has also served as a tutor at the Grimsby Institute, where he taught Level 3 Psychology. His academic background, which includes a BSc degree in Applied Psychology and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE).

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