As well as all the current job vacancies across every single neighbourhood of Rotherham there are lots of different routes into getting a job in this sector.

Jobs in healthcare

Check out the latest NHS spotlighted jobs across Rotherham. These are updated each week. 

• Jobs in voluntary and community organisations

• View all the latest NHS jobs in your area
• View all the latest jobs in voluntary and community organisations across Rotherham. 

Jobs in social care

Rotherham Council is working with adult social care employers from across Rotherham to support them to fill their job vacancies. Rotherham’s Skills Academy has been developed to recruit and train people into various full-time, part-time, permanent and temporary paid job roles in the adult social care sector.

Check out the Skills Academy and request more details.

Colleges and universities

• Rotherham College: Futures for everyone. At Rotherham College we provide courses for school leavers and courses for adults including Higher Education and adult skills courses. We specialise in a technical and career focused training and education. We will provide you with high quality training including hands-on experience to develop the crucial skills you need for your future career.
• Thomas Rotherham College: Thomas Rotherham College specialises in offering A Level and Level 3 vocational courses.  We offer the widest range of Advanced Level courses in the region.

Training

• Skills Academy: Rotherham Council is working with adult social care employers from across Rotherham to support them to fill their job vacancies. Rotherham’s Skills Academy has been developed to recruit and train people into various full-time, part-time, permanent and temporary paid job roles in the adult social care sector. Check out the Skills Academy and request more details.

Visit the Rotherham volunteer centre for the latest opportunities. 

Volunteering is when someone spends unpaid time doing something to benefit others. Volunteering can be formal and organised by organisations, or informal within communities. It should always be a free choice made by the person giving their time. 

Volunteering has many benefits, including gaining experience relevant to employment or education, learning new skills, improved physical and mental health, making friends, and giving back to the community. Whatever your reason, we can help you find the right volunteering opportunity for you. 

Local health and care organisations also have a range of volunteering opportunities:

• Healthwatch Rotherham
• Rotherham Hospital
• Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS

• Rotherham Hospital: The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust is a combined acute and community Trust providing services at a number of sites across Rotherham, including Rotherham Hospital, Rotherham Community Health Centre, BreathingSpace, Park Rehabilitation Centre and Kimberworth Place.
• Rotherhand Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust: Nuturing the power in our communitites. 

  We are committed to supporting you, your family, loved ones and your carers as you use our services which are delivered in more than 100 locations in Rotherham, Doncaster and North Lincolnshire. We are ambitious about driving change and improvement for our patients, staff and local communities.

• Rotherham Hospice: Rotherham Hospice is an inspirational place to work, offering a wide range of opportunities to care for and support those living with a life-limiting illness or bereavement. We have a ‘One Team’ approach, where every job role and every individual’s contribution matters. Everyone who works at Rotherham Hospice helps us make a difference for hundreds of local families every day.

Health and care jobs are based all over Rotherham. They might be in your neighbourhood, in town or in an area you've never been to before.

We want you to have the best chance of getting a job or volunteer role that suits you. 

Don't let a location put you off - always check with the people advertising the role if it's not clear. Not all job adverts are as clear as they could be so it always pays to ask.

• Walking or cycling: Some of the larger organisations offer cycle storage units, showering/changing facilities and cycle to work schemes. 
• Car: Some of the health and care organisations have car parks. Some of these you will need to pay for and some will be free. All of them should have accessible parking.
• Bus or train: If you don't drive, or have access to regular lifts, then public transport might be for you. All our hospitals have bus stops outside and GP practices, pharmacies and dentists often have one very near. You can check the latest bus, tram and train timetable routes on the South Yorkshire. Top tip: Add 'hospital' into the search if your job is in a local hospital.