St Helens recruitment firm expands with new offices in Oxfordshire
St Helens-based recruitment and health service provider, CRG (Castlerock Recruitment Group), has opened a new branch in Bicester after securing a tier one staffing contract with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust (Oxford Health).
CRG will become a preferred partner for Oxford Health and work closely with the community-focused organisation to manage its staffing needs.
Ian Munro, CEO of CRG, said: “Our new office in Oxfordshire is an important part of our company’s continuing growth strategy. We are delighted to be chosen to work with Oxford Health to address their recruitment needs.”
The company has seen demand for its services increase significantly across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Wiltshire over the last 12 months. CRG’s new branch will concentrate on placing agency nursing and social care workers, medical locums and GP locums, as well as allied health professionals to the NHS and healthcare providers throughout the region.
Senior recruitment consultant, Lisa Boughen, said: “CRG’s partnership with Oxford Health represents a significant commitment to the health and wellbeing of the local community.
“Our new office is well-positioned to support our clients throughout Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Wiltshire and, as we expand, we plan to take on several new recruitment consultants to help match candidates with the needs of regional employers.”
With an extensive portfolio of clients, covering both the public and private sectors, CRG is the preferred supplier to major public sector organisations, including the NHS and MoD.
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