Healthcare & Nursing Agency covering Glasgow

Care work in Glasgow

We Find Places For People That Care in Glasgow

Glasgow has every kind of care setting. Large nursing homes, residential and dementia care, mental health and learning disability services, supported living and children's services, spread across the city and the towns around it. The Central Scotland team in Airdrie handles Glasgow day to day, and it is the same couple of people each time you call.

Carers after regular shifts, services short for tonight: one number, 01236 439 466, answered 24 hours a day.

Areas we cover around Glasgow

The Central Scotland team covers the whole G postcode area, not just the places named here. These are the main towns and districts so you can see at a glance that you are covered:

• City centre, Merchant City & the West End (G1 to G12)
• South Side: Shawlands, Pollokshields, Cathcart & Newton Mearns (G41 to G46, G77)
• East End: Dennistoun, Shettleston & Easterhouse (G31 to G34, G40)
• North: Maryhill, Springburn, Bishopbriggs & Kirkintilloch (G20 to G23, G64, G66)
• Paisley, Renfrew & Johnstone (PA1 to PA5)
• Clydebank & Bearsden (G81, G61)
• Rutherglen, Cambuslang & East Kilbride (G72 to G75)

Somewhere in between, or just over the edge of the map? You are almost certainly still covered. Ask the Central Scotland team on 01236 439 466.

Getting to shifts around Glasgow

Glasgow has the Subway, an extensive suburban rail network and buses on every main route, so most city shifts are reachable without a car. Paisley, Clydebank and East Kilbride are all on the train. Homes in the outer suburbs and Renfrewshire villages are easier with a car, and the team will only book you into shifts you can get to.

For candidates in Glasgow

Care work in Scotland has its own rules and the Airdrie team walks you through them. You need at least three months of UK paid care experience in the last five years, PVG scheme membership through Disclosure Scotland (we guide you through it) and two references. Care home staff register with the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) within six months of starting, and we help with that too. Mandatory training within the last 12 months, free refreshers if yours has lapsed. Then you choose shifts through our staff app, get paid weekly, and have Blue Light Card membership. Apply online or call 01236 439 466.

For care providers in Glasgow

If you run a service in Glasgow, what you get is simple: the compliance is done properly for Scotland and the phone gets answered. Every worker has a PVG check through Disclosure Scotland, two references and mandatory training completed in the last 12 months before their first shift, and SSSC registration is tracked. We staff nursing and residential homes, dementia care, mental health and learning disability services, supported living and children's services, including residential children's homes and schools.

The services we staff around Glasgow

Different settings need different people, and the Central Scotland team books to the service, not just to the shift.

Residential & nursing homes · Dementia & EMI care · Mental health · Learning disabilities · Supported living · Domiciliary care · Children's services · Education

We also place chefs and kitchen staff and domestic and housekeeping staff into the same services, because a care home does not run on carers alone.

FAQs. Tezlom in Glasgow

Does Tezlom cover Glasgow?

Yes. Glasgow and the surrounding towns (G and PA postcodes) are covered by our Central Scotland office. Call 01236 439 466 or apply online and the team will get you started.

Is there a Tezlom office in Glasgow?

No. The nearest office is Tezlom Central Scotland at Office 33, Airdrie Business Centre, 1 Chapel Lane, Airdrie, ML6 6GX, on the train line from Glasgow Queen Street. You do not need to visit to register or book shifts, most of it is done by phone and through our staff app.

Which areas of Glasgow do you cover?

The city centre and West End, the South Side, the East End, the north of the city, Paisley and Renfrewshire, Clydebank and Bearsden, and Rutherglen, Cambuslang and East Kilbride. Motherwell, Hamilton and Lanarkshire have their own page.

Do I need a PVG to work with Tezlom in Glasgow?

Yes. All care staff in Scotland need PVG scheme membership through Disclosure Scotland. If you already have it, you can be working sooner. If not, the team guides you through the application. Disclosure Scotland bills applicants directly for the check.

Do I need to be registered with the SSSC?

Care home and housing support workers in Scotland register with the Scottish Social Services Council within six months of starting. The Airdrie team helps you with it and keeps track of the deadline.

Do I need a car to work shifts in Glasgow?

Not in the city. The Subway, trains and buses reach most services. A car helps for the outer suburbs and Renfrewshire villages.

How quickly can I start shifts in Glasgow?

As soon as your PVG and references are through. If you already hold PVG scheme membership, that can be a matter of days. The team chases the slow parts.

I manage a service in Glasgow, can Tezlom cover a shift at short notice?

Often, yes. Call 01236 439 466 any time. The office runs a 24/7 out-of-hours service and can respond to short-notice requests, often the same day.

Nearby areas

Also covered by Tezlom Central Scotland: Motherwell. Office details, team and full coverage: Tezlom Central Scotland office page.