Meet our Pensions Services Team!
Our people are at the heart of everything we do here at Medigold Health and we are extremely proud of all the wonderful colleagues we have working across every area of our business to deliver our occupational health services to our clients.
To help bring our teams to life, we decided to launch a regular Meet the Team feature on our blog, so you can and give you the chance to get to know them a little better and learn what makes them tick!
This time, we introduce our Pensions Services Team, who are responsible for managing our Ill Health Retirement and Pensions Services, supporting our clients and their employees through every stage of the application and assessment process. Read on to find out more about what the team get up to day to day and learn which of them has previously appeared on (and won!) BBC’s Bargain Hunt!
To learn more about our Pensions Services, click here to visit our Pensions Services page.
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