Where are we?
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Working
Truth is, Powys is a modern, dynamic county, and we want modern, dynamic professionals to live and work here. As such, you can look forward to fresh challenges, first-rate training and development, genuine scope for career progression, along with competitive salaries and a work-life balance that’s second to none.
And, ultimately, Powys is a place for professionals who want to work to live. People who want affordable housing, safer communities, superb schools, excellent civic amenities and fantastic working environments (check out the Oriental-inspired Council offices in Llandrindod), open roads, breathtaking scenery and a richer quality of life. So if you’re interested in a rewarding career, or always dreamt of better quality of life for you and your family select one of the links below.
Just take a look at what some of the people who live and make a living here have to say.
Powys Profiles
Elin Jones - Radiographer, Moved to Powys April 2005I grew up in the Cardigan area where I still have family. I moved to London to fulfil my ambition to work for a large teaching hospital. I thoroughly enjoyed my job and the challenges and opportunities it presented but somehow this wasn’t enough. |
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Lorna Luter - Matron - Welshpool HospitalI qualified as an Enrolled Nurse in 1985 and progressed to become an RGN in 1995. My experience has been predominantly in Medical nursing. I was fortunate enough to spend some time on the Renal ward at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital. I found caring for renal patients very interesting. |
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Norman Welch - Dyfed Powys PoliceI’m the Powys Division HR Manager and Chief Inspector and I’ve worked here for 29 years. There is no such thing as a typical day in my role. |
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