Meet the The Wingfield Care Home team

I Started my Nursing career after graduating from University in 1995. After spending Nearly 20 years’ in the care of the elderly and dementia. I worked as an Emergency Nurse, and am experienced in intensive care and medical surgical procedures overseas. I Joined Barchester in December 2019. For me there is a complete sense of fulfilment and joy on my part when I see residents and their families happy with the care they’ve received.

I started working for Barchester in 2004 as a senior carer at Wingfield. I worked my way up through the company with all the great programs and training they offer. I worked at a few homes within the company.  I then joined back at the Wingfield care team where i consider this home. I am happy being back here where my journey began.

I graduated in 1993 as a general Nurse. I worked in a county hospital Psychiatric ward. I completed my post graduate training in 1997 as a psychiatric nurse. Then obtained a nursing diploma in 2004. We moved to the UK in 2008 where i worked in various care homes around the country as followed my husband for his work. We settled in Wiltshire and I joined Barchester in 2019. I started my role as Unit Manager in February 2020. I am passionate about my role. My residents comfort and well being is always my priority.

Hi, my name is Kei and I’m the Activities Coordinator here at The Wingfield. My role is to provide stimulating and motivational activities for residents. Getting to know those we support and creating tailored activities programmes for them is extremely rewarding. We focus on maximising everyone’s well being, independence and social engagement, as well as providing varied activities to suit all.

I have over 35 years of catering knowledge. I learnt my craft in the RAF cooking for any number of personnel, from 4 to over 2000 all around the world in kitchens, tents and aircraft and once in a submarine. Since leaving the armed forces, I have gained further experience in many catering roles and arenas before landing (RAF reference there) at The Wingfield at the beginning of 2018.

I very much enjoy leading the catering team here in providing an excellent food service to our residents and visitors, from breakfast through to high tea. Residents, their families and visitors all especially enjoy the varied homemade cakes on offer daily, which is very gratifying to me, as I am passionate about baking.

Hi, my name is Tracey Page, I have been working for Barchester now for 3 years and was the Head of Housekeeping, I was very hands on alongside the maintenance team and enjoyed doing particular tasks, so when I was approached by my manager to be the Head of Maintenance I jumped at the chance. I started my role on the 24th June and I wish to continue to improve the home for the future.

I have recently just started at The Wingfield. I worked here 9 years ago as a Hostess and Admin Assistant and now I am back as Head Housekeeper. I was Head Housekeeper for another care home previously and I also ran my own cleaning company.

I strive to keep improving the standards and making the home a clean and presentable place to live, work and visit for all.