Why work with us?
Indigo Healthcare is inspired by shared values, a commitment to quality and service and a passion for people.
Our global team comprises of proven, highly regarded and specialist healthcare recruiters – with over 80 years of combined experience.
Working collaboratively with clients, our focus is on delivering sustainable workforce planning and economically advantageous recruitment services – with the reassurance of being a framework approved supplier.
Our services include:-
- Expert talent strategy advice and consultancy
- Rapid response – contingency recruitment, high volume and special projects
- Our own in-country/international teams and partnership networks
- Inhouse alliances, recruitment process outsourcing
- Specialist executive/C-suite search
Interested in finding out more about our recruitment project successes and how we can help you - contact our team and we'll be in touch.
Latest Blogs
View All17.02.26
Congratulations, Raj!
An outstanding first year with Indigo. We're all grateful for your efforts, commitment and brilliant contribution (and personality of course! ).
20.01.26
Level Three Recruitment: Why “Right First Time” Is No Longer Optional.
Most hiring decisions feel right at the point they’re made. The CV stacks up. The interview is smooth.
References confirm what you already want to believe. On paper, everything looks sound. And yet months later, sometimes much later, it becomes clear the hire isn’t delivering what the business truly needs.
By that stage, the cost is no longer theoretical. A failed hire typically costs between two and three-and-a-half times salary, depending on how long it takes to recognise the issue. That figure includes lost productivity, disruption to teams, re-hiring costs and the opportunity cost of momentum lost while the role underperforms
13.01.26
The Invisible Candidate
For junior and middle-grade posts, recruitment runs on scale. Job boards generate volume. Hundreds of applications arrive quickly. Shortlisting is compressed into limited time windows. Panels rely on fast signals to make decisions.
This approach works when candidates are actively applying.
At consultant level, it fails.
