
Sharon Lamb has been welcomed as the new Home Manager at Beaumont Park in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.
Sharon, who qualified as a nurse in 2006 and has worked in community and clinical lead positions as well as managing a new-build care home, is looking forward to welcoming the local community into Beaumont Park.
“We have already started with outdoor visits, making the most of the good weather, and had the local school in to sing to the residents recently which they loved. We are planning to have an open day in late summer and welcome the community in to visit us.”
Sharon has two young children of her own and worked as a childminder when they were young but missed the challenges and rewards of life in the care sector.
“I was ready to return to elderly care once the children started school and have been made very welcome here at Beaumont Park. I have a great team which I am looking to build upon as well as develop areas of the home including outside in the garden where we hope to have a sensory area and a wildflower bed to encourage the bees and butterflies.”
When she is not at work Sharon enjoys being a mum, reading and travelling.
Beaumont Park, a beautiful Victorian double fronted house which lies back from the street in Biggleswade, is part of the Healthcare Homes family of 48 care homes in the south and east of the UK as well as 11 homecare branches. The home has a 9.7 out of 10 score on independent review website carehome.co.uk
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