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Meet Patrick…
A typical day
Patrick’s typical day is a balancing act between overseeing financial management of the Cavendish Professionals and Cavendish Homecare group, training, and spending quality time with his family. His role demands focus on both the operational and strategic sides of the business, ensuring that everything runs smoothly while supporting his team and clients.
Professional background
Patrick’s journey in healthcare began growing up in a family-owned nursing agency, which inspired his lifelong commitment to the sector. As a Director, he is responsible for the financial management of the Cavendish Professionals and Cavendish Homecare group, combining his business acumen with a passion for healthcare. His background gives him a unique perspective on both the care industry and the vocational side of connecting people with meaningful roles.
Why he values Cavendish Homecare?
Patrick values working at Cavendish Homecare because of the company’s strong sense of purpose and dedication to providing high-quality, compassionate, and personalised care. He is motivated by the visible impact that the team’s work has on clients’ lives and the opportunity to work alongside a dedicated team who constantly strive to do their best.
What he enjoys most?
What Patrick enjoys most about his role is the vocational aspect, helping people find meaningful jobs and ensuring clients receive the care they need. The satisfaction of seeing positive outcomes for both staff and clients keeps him motivated and proud to be part of the organisation.
Personal interests
Outside of work, Patrick enjoys playing golf and football, activities that help him stay active and social. These hobbies offer a nice balance to his busy professional life.
Favourite way to unwind
After a long day or week, Patrick’s favourite way to unwind is with a lager, though he jokes it’s probably best not to say that officially! It’s a simple way for him to relax and recharge.
Fun fact
A fun fact about Patrick is that he once hit the post during the Inner London Cup Final at Brisbane Road in 1999, a memorable moment from his football playing days.
