Residential and nursing care homes
Care assistants, seniors and nurses who know care home routines: handovers, medication rounds and the residents who need a familiar face.
Pecum supplies vetted care assistants, senior carers, support workers and nurses to care homes, home care providers, supported living services and the NHS.
When a shift goes unfilled, residents and clients feel it first. We keep a pool of local, checked and trained staff, and we match people to the same services week after week so they already know the routines.
Seven roles we supply. Pick one to see what they do, the shifts they usually cover and where they work.
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Care assistants, seniors and nurses who know care home routines: handovers, medication rounds and the residents who need a familiar face.
Carers to cover runs when your team is short, holiday season hits or a new package comes in faster than you can recruit.
Support workers matched to the people they’ll support, for long days, waking nights and sleep-ins, with consistency put first.
Residential support workers for children’s homes, matched for consistency, plus interim registered managers, Regulation 44 visits and RI support.
Healthcare assistants and nurses to support ward teams, including short-notice cover for nights and weekends.
Choose the shifts you want, get paid every week, and build experience across different settings. We’ll get your training and checks sorted, and we place you with the same services so you’re not a stranger every shift.
The same five steps every time, whichever side you’re on.
Call, email or use the form: the setting, the role, dates and times, and anything specific, like a resident who needs a male carer or a driver for a rural run.
We look first for someone who has worked with you before, then for the best local match by role, experience and training.
Before their first shift, you receive their profile: training dates, DBS confirmation, right-to-work check and references.
Staff arrive on time with ID, ready for your induction and your policies. If anything changes, we call you before it becomes a problem.
Sign the timesheet at the end of the shift. You get one clear invoice, and we check in after new placements to hear how it went.
Download a blank weekly timesheet to print, or fill one in here and download it ready for the service to sign.
A4, one week per sheet, with space for the client to sign each shift.
Can’t see your question? Call the office and you’ll speak to someone who knows our staff personally.
Often the same day. The more notice you give, the more likely we can send someone who has worked with you before. For regular cover, we’ll set up a block booking with a consistent team.
Every worker has an enhanced DBS check, right-to-work check, two references and up-to-date mandatory training, including moving and handling, safeguarding, infection control, basic life support and medication where the role needs it. You get their profile before their first shift with you.
Yes. Our terms of business set out a transfer fee, or the option of an extended period of hire instead, as the law requires. Ask us and we’ll explain both.
Not always. Experience helps, but if you’re caring, reliable and willing to learn, we can arrange your training and start you on shifts alongside experienced staff.
Weekly, through PAYE, for the hours on your approved timesheets. Before you start you’ll receive a Key Information Document showing your pay rate, deductions and who pays you, as the law requires.
Takes about a minute. Someone from our team reads every one and calls back within one working day, or sooner for urgent shifts.