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Are you an experienced Deputy Care Home Manager or Deputy Residential Home Manager looking for your next opportunity in Liverpool? We are working with an established elderly care provider to recruit a non-clinical Deputy Home Manager for a large, well-established residential and dementia care home in the Liverpool area. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Deputy Manager who enjoys being visible on the floor, supporting care teams and working closely with the Home Manager to maintain high standards of care, compliance and resident experience. This is a non-nursing position and does not require an NMC PIN. The Deputy Home Manager Role Working alongside the Home Manager, you will play a key role in the day-to-day leadership and operation of the care home. Your responsibilities will include: Supporting the Home Manager with the effective day-to-day running of the home Leading, motivating and developing a large care team Maintaining high standards of person-centred residential and dementia care Supporting care planning, assessments and resident reviews Ensuring the home operates in line with CQC regulations and internal quality standards Supporting safeguarding, Mental Capacity Act (MCA) and DoLS processes Building positive relationships with residents, relatives and external professionals Supporting staff supervision, performance management and development Promoting a positive, supportive and accountable culture throughout the home Deputising for the Home Manager when required What We're Looking For We would particularly like to hear from experienced Deputy Managers working within residential care homes for older people. You will ideally have: Previous experience as a Deputy Care Home Manager, Deputy Residential Home Manager or Senior Care Manager Experience working within an elderly residential or dementia care setting Experience of supporting the management of a larger care home would be advantageous A strong understanding of CQC regulations, safeguarding, DoLS and the Mental Capacity Act A Level 5 qualification in Leadership and Management for Adult Care, or be working towards/relevant equivalent experience Strong leadership and people-management skills Confidence supporting care planning, audits, compliance and quality A compassionate and resident-focused leadership style You do not need to be a Registered Nurse for this position. Salary & Benefits The successful Deputy Home Manager will receive: £39,000 per annum 40-hour permanent contract Clear opportunities for career development and progression Ongoing training and professional development Employee discounts across shopping, holidays, dining and technology Employee recognition and long-service awards 24/7 confidential Employee Assistance Programme Company pension scheme Fully funded DBS check Why Apply? This is an opportunity to join a well-established care provider in a senior position within a large residential and dementia service. It could be particularly well suited to an experienced Deputy Residential Home Manager in Liverpool, Merseyside or the surrounding area who is looking for greater responsibility and a clear route towards becoming a Registered Home Manager in the future. If you have experience leading teams within elderly residential care or dementia care and are looking for your next Deputy Manager opportunity, we would be keen to hear from you. Apply today for further information and a confidential discussion. Keywords: Deputy Home Manager Liverpool, Deputy Care Home Manager Liverpool, Deputy Residential Home Manager Liverpool, Residential Care Home Deputy Manager, Deputy Manager Elderly Care, Dementia Care Deputy Manager, Care Home Management Jobs Liverpool, Senior Care Manager Liverpool, Non-Clinical Deputy Manager, Deputy Manager Merseyside.
View jobPermanent Opportunity | Hybrid Working | Excellent Benefits | Supportive Team Culture Looking for a role where you can make a lasting difference while being supported, valued, and given the flexibility to thrive? We’re recruiting for a Mental Health Discharge Social Worker to join a dedicated team supporting individuals as they transition from hospital back into the community. This is a fantastic opportunity to build a rewarding career within a supportive environment where your professional development, wellbeing, and work-life balance are prioritised. You’ll benefit from hybrid working, giving you the flexibility to work from home and better balance your professional and personal commitments. As part of this permanent position, you’ll enjoy a range of benefits, including: ? Secure permanent employment ? Flexible and hybrid working options ? Supportive management and regular supervision ? Opportunities for learning, development, and career progression ? A collaborative team environment where your contribution is valued You’ll work alongside a multidisciplinary team to support individuals experiencing mental health challenges, helping them achieve positive outcomes and successfully transition into the community through personalised, strengths-based support. If you’re looking for a role where you can have a real impact while being part of a team that genuinely cares, we’d love to hear from you. ? georgia@leadersincare.co.uk ? 0121 651 1629 Know someone who could be a great fit? Refer them to us and earn £500 if they’re successfully placed! As this is a statutory role, you must be a qualified Social Worker and registered with Social Work England.
View jobLooking for a role where you can make a real difference while enjoying genuine flexibility and support? This Discharge to Assess (D2A) Social Worker opportunity offers a hybrid working model, with the flexibility to work from home for part of the week while remaining closely connected to hospital and community teams. You'll join a local authority that values collaboration, professional development, and employee wellbeing. Working within a fast-paced multidisciplinary environment, you'll play a vital role in supporting people to leave hospital safely and receive ongoing assessment in the most appropriate setting, promoting independence and achieving positive outcomes. Benefits include: Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) – A secure, defined benefit pension providing long-term financial security. Excellent annual leave – 27–33 days plus bank holidays, giving you the opportunity to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Hybrid and flexible working – A mix of hospital, community, and home-based working to help you manage your workload effectively. Stable public sector employment – Enjoy long-term career security within a supportive local authority. Career development opportunities – Clear progression routes into Senior Practitioner, Advanced Practitioner, and management positions, alongside ongoing training and learning. The Role We're recruiting experienced Discharge to Assess Social Workers to join a busy and supportive team focused on delivering safe, timely hospital discharges. Working closely with health professionals, therapists, ward staff, and community partners, you'll complete strengths-based assessments following discharge, coordinate care and support, and ensure individuals receive the right services to maximise independence and reduce unnecessary readmissions. You'll be responsible for: Completing Care Act assessments within the Discharge to Assess pathway. Supporting safe and timely discharges from acute hospital settings. Undertaking Mental Capacity Assessments and Best Interest decisions where required. Coordinating care packages and community-based support. About You To be considered, you'll need: A recognised Social Work qualification. Current Social Work England registration. Experience working within Hospital Discharge, Discharge to Assess, or Adult Community Services. A sound understanding of the Care Act, Mental Capacity Act, and strengths-based practice. Experience using Mosaic or a similar case management system is desirable. If this sounds like the next step in your career, we'd love to hear from you. Send your CV and availability to georgia@leadersincare.co.uk or call 07828 873089 for a confidential discussion.
View jobWe’re recruiting for a Community Nurse to join one of the UK's leading specialist healthcare providers, delivering high-quality treatments to patients in patients' homes across Plymouth and the surrounding areas. This Community Nurse opportunity offers a salary of up to £39,000, a company car or £4,877 car allowance, and an excellent work-life balance with Monday to Friday hours. Benefits include: • Company car and fuel card or £4,877 car allowance plus mileage reimbursement • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, with the option to buy additional leave • NMC registration fees paid • Private medical insurance after the qualifying period • Life assurance at four times annual salary • Contributory pension scheme • Annual salary reviews and employee discounts • Comprehensive training and professional development opportunities This role is with a nationally recognised provider specialising in home-based treatments and personalised patient care. Their clinical teams work closely with NHS partners to deliver outstanding outcomes while giving nurses the autonomy to make a real difference in their local communities. As a Community Nurse, you will: • Deliver IV therapies, injections, and specialist treatments in patients' homes • Manage a caseload of approximately 4–5 patients per day • Educate and support patients and their families • Work closely with NHS partners and multidisciplinary teams • Maintain accurate clinical records and high professional standards About you: • Registered General Nurse (RGN) with a valid NMC PIN • Full UK driving licence • Post-registration experience within an acute hospital setting • Experience with IV therapies, IV devices, and subcutaneous injections • Strong communication skills and the confidence to work independently Whether you're currently working as a Community Nurse, Staff Nurse, District Nurse or IV Therapy Nurse, this could be the perfect opportunity to take the next step in your career. Please apply now, or get in touch with Callum on 07445 309375 if this Community Nurse role sounds like what you're looking for. We would be thrilled to hear from you.
View jobLocum Role | Outside IR35 | Perm Senior management | Manageable caseload | Paid Travel & Subsidised accom Are you currently seeking a big change and open to the idea of relocating for an agency post? At Leaders in Care, we are currently working alongside a great to work for council in the Channel Islands (based off feedback), for an experienced children’s social worker to join the Family Safeguarding team as an Advanced Social Worker, offering a great hourly rate of £46.50/h. This is a great opportunity for the right person to join a council that really aims to provide a supportive environment for their social workers. This is done through opportunities for flexible working, meaning you can plan your schedule and manage your time how you see fit. You can also expect a hybrid working model so you aren’t limited to office working and enjoy all this beautiful island has to offer. You will also have a protected caseload, with some management reponsibilties, allowing you to continuie to progress your career. Further benefits include: A great rate of £46.50 Protected caseload & management responsibilities Outside IR35 (pay less tax!) Super engaged management structure to provide quality support to you Close-knit team Regular reflective supervision Susidised accommodation & paid travel at the start and end of the contract Our great relationship with this council mean we are always be on hand to provide support to you whenever you may need it, we want to do what’s right by you to ensure you are happy at work. As this is a statutory role, you do require a social work qualification & registration to Social Work England. This role has not been released yet but we are expecting the role to be open soon to submit CV's, thank you. To apply, simply email your CV to nathan@leadersincare.co.uk. Alternatively, please call Nathan on 07401 281738 to discuss this opportunity or any other role you may have seen in more detail. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
View job42ph | £90 a week expenses | Children with Disabilities Team | South Coast | Flexible Working | Long-Term Contract | Manageable Caseloads Are you an experienced Children's Social Worker looking for your next Children with Disabilities (CWD) contract with excellent pay, flexible working arrangements, and a manageable caseload? We are currently working with a well-established South Coast local authority seeking an experienced Social Worker to join their Children with Disabilities Team on a long-term basis. This is an excellent opportunity to join a supportive service that prioritises relationship-based practice, high-quality assessments, and positive outcomes for children and young people with disabilities and their families. Working within the CWD Team, you will support children and young people with complex needs, ensuring they receive appropriate services, safeguarding support, and tailored care plans to maximise their wellbeing and development. The service benefits from experienced management, strong team stability, and a collaborative working environment. Package & Benefits £42 per hour Long-term contract providing stability and security Flexible hybrid working arrangements Manageable caseloads allowing for high-quality practice Supportive and accessible management team Stable service with strong team retention Regular supervision and ongoing professional support Opportunity to work within a well-established Children with Disabilities service About the Service You will be joining a dedicated Children with Disabilities Team committed to improving outcomes for children and young people with a range of complex needs and disabilities. The service places a strong emphasis on child-centred practice, partnership working with families, and ensuring children have access to the support and resources they need to thrive. Key Responsibilities Manage a caseload of children and young people with disabilities and complex needs Undertake Child and Family Assessments and statutory assessments Complete Care Act and Short Break assessments where appropriate Develop, implement, and review child-centred care and support plans Work closely with families, schools, health professionals, and partner agencies Assess and manage safeguarding concerns in line with statutory guidance Support children in need, child protection, and looked after children processes where required Prepare high-quality reports, assessments, and court documentation when necessary Ensure the voices of children and young people remain central to all planning and decision-making About You Qualified Social Worker Registered with Social Work England Recent experience within a Children with Disabilities, Safeguarding, Child in Need, or Assessment Team Strong knowledge of legislation relating to children with disabilities and safeguarding Experience working with children and young people with complex needs Excellent assessment, care planning, and relationship-based practice skills Ability to build effective partnerships with families and multi-agency professionals If you're considering a move, looking for a long-term contract, or simply want to find out more about this opportunity, we'd be happy to arrange a confidential discussion. Contact Nathan on 07401 281738 or email nathan@leadersincare.co.uk for more information.
View jobCommutable from England | 1–2 Days a Week in County | Loyalty Bonus | Great Location – Commutable from Bristol | No Micromanagement Are you currently looking for a flexible contract based in South East Wales? With the warmer weather here, you may be looking for a role that offers the flexibility to enjoy a better work-life balance and spend more time outside of work. We are currently looking for an experienced Locality Team Social Worker to join a well-regarded authority in South Wales. This practitioner will become part of a supportive locality team, managing a varied caseload that includes children and families requiring assessment, support, child protection, and care planning interventions. The team promotes a collaborative approach, with cases shared fairly across practitioners to ensure workloads remain manageable. You will have the opportunity to work across a mix of short and long-term cases while benefiting from a flexible and supportive working environment. Because of this, you will enjoy greater autonomy in managing your diary, allowing for a healthier work-life balance while delivering high-quality outcomes for children and families. What are the benefits of this role? Manageable caseload Exclusive loyalty bonuses to supplement your pay (+£1–3/hour) Quality of service – we work when it works for you, not when office hours dictate (over 500 5? Google reviews) The UK's leading ‘refer a friend’ bonus of £500 Strong work-life balance Market-leading timesheet system – making Fridays easier when it comes to getting paid Flexible working arrangements with only 1–2 days per week required in the county With flexible working hours, you can organise your casework more effectively, spend more time with family and loved ones, and produce high-quality work in a structured and less pressured environment. If this role isn't quite right for you, but you know a friend or colleague who may be interested, we're offering a market-leading referral fee of £500 per placement. Simply get in touch to find out more. As this is a statutory position, you must hold a recognised Social Work qualification and be registered with Social Care Wales. For more information on this opportunity or to discuss how Leaders in Care can support your next move, contact Nathan on 07401 281738 or email nathan@leadersincare.co.uk.
View job£42 per hour | Flexible hybrid working | Low caseloads | 6-month minimum contract Are you an experienced MASH & Assessment Social Worker looking for a role that offers manageable caseloads, flexible working, and strong management support? We’re working with a highly regarded local authority in the West Country that is currently recruiting experienced Social Workers to join its MASH & Assessment Service. This authority is committed to keeping caseloads low and manageable, giving practitioners the time and space to complete high-quality assessments and make well-informed decisions that lead to positive outcomes for children and families. This is an excellent opportunity for Social Workers seeking a better work-life balance, while continuing to grow professionally within a supportive and well-structured team. The Role You will be responsible for carrying out timely assessments and interventions, including: Completing Child and Family Assessments Responding to referrals and undertaking initial visits Managing duty responsibilities and safeguarding concerns Conducting Section 47 enquiries where required Risk assessment and decision-making Multi-agency partnership working Progressing cases to the most appropriate service pathway Working closely with children, families, and partner agencies The service has clear processes in place and benefits from supportive management oversight, allowing practitioners to focus on effective frontline practice. What’s on Offer? £42 per hour £150 weekly accommodation bonus Flexible hybrid working Choice of office days Low and manageable caseloads Minimum 6-month contract Access to high-quality training and development Supportive management team Wellbeing and employee support services Easily commutable South Coast location Loyalty bonus available — contact us for details Why Apply? With increasing pressures across children’s services, opportunities offering genuine flexibility, lower caseloads, and strong support are becoming increasingly rare. We work directly with hiring managers, enabling us to match Social Workers with roles that suit their preferred working style, experience, and career goals. Whether you’re looking for better support, greater flexibility, or a fresh challenge, we’d be happy to discuss how this opportunity could be the right fit for you. Referral Bonus Know another Social Worker looking for their next contract? Receive £500 for every successful referral we place. Requirements Qualified Social Worker Current Social Work England registration Previous experience in a Duty & Assessment, Referral & Assessment, or Front Door service Strong assessment and risk management skills For a confidential discussion about this role, or to hear about other opportunities available nationwide, contact Nathan today: 07401 281738 nathan@leadersincare.co.uk Social Work England registration Previous experience within a Duty & Assessment, Referral & Assessment, or Front Door service Strong assessment and risk management skills For a confidential discussion about this role, or to hear about other opportunities available nationwide, contact Nathan today: ? 07401 281738 ? nathan@leadersincare.co.uk
View jobHead of Specialist Nursing Location: North England with national travel Package: up to £100,000 plus benefits RMN | Mental Health | Dementia | Complex Needs | PBS We are looking for an exceptional senior nurse to take the lead on specialist nursing and clinical practice across a national care organisation. The Head of Specialist Nursing will be a senior, group-wide appointment with the opportunity to shape how complex and specialist care is delivered across a large portfolio of services. With a particular focus on mental health, dementia, complex needs and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), you will provide specialist clinical leadership while helping strengthen governance, clinical standards and outcomes across the wider organisation. What you'll be doing You will act as a senior clinical expert and trusted advisor across the organisation, working closely with Quality, Regulation and Operations. Your responsibilities will include: Leading specialist nursing practice across mental health, dementia, complex needs and PBS. Providing senior clinical advice around complex residents, referrals and admissions. Supporting services managing behaviours of concern, mental health deterioration and complex clinical risk. Providing professional leadership and support to nurses and clinical teams. Leading and developing the specialist services/PBS function. Strengthening clinical governance, assurance and quality across multiple services. Supporting safe admission and transition planning for residents with complex presentations. Reviewing clinical incidents, safeguarding concerns, complaints and emerging risks. Developing evidence-based clinical policies, procedures and practice guidance. Supporting CQC readiness and wider regulatory compliance. Designing and supporting specialist training and development. Coaching Home Managers, Registered Managers, nurses and operational leaders. Building relationships with commissioners, ICBs, NHS mental health teams, local authorities and safeguarding partners. Using clinical and quality data to identify trends and drive measurable improvements in care. What we're looking for You must be an RMN with current NMC registration and bring significant experience working with people with mental health needs, dementia, complex needs and/or behaviours of concern. We are particularly interested in candidates who can demonstrate: Significant post-registration nursing experience. Strong specialist knowledge across mental health, dementia, complex care and PBS. Senior clinical leadership experience. Experience working across multiple services, regions or a wider organisational portfolio. Strong clinical governance and quality assurance knowledge. Understanding of CQC regulation, safeguarding, Mental Capacity Act and least restrictive practice. Experience supporting complex referrals, admissions and clinical decision-making. The ability to develop clinical practice through coaching, training, policy and professional leadership. Confidence working with senior operational leaders and providing constructive clinical challenge. Your current title could include Head of Nursing, Head of Clinical Services, Group Clinical Lead, National Clinical Lead, Head of Specialist Services, Clinical Director, Clinical Governance Lead or similar. This role would suit an experienced mental health nurse who wants to combine their clinical expertise with strategic influence, shaping specialist nursing practice across an entire organisation rather than being responsible for just one service. Location: North England with regular national travel. Apply today or contact Mike Turton at Leaders in Care for a confidential conversation.
View jobAre you an experienced RMN looking for an opportunity to influence clinical standards and specialist care across a national organisation? We are working with a well-established care provider to appoint a Group Clinical Lead into a highly influential senior leadership position. Working closely with senior Quality, Regulation and Operational leaders, you will provide group-wide clinical leadership and assurance while helping shape the organisation's approach to specialist care. This is an opportunity to move beyond individual service management and have a genuine impact across a national portfolio. The Package £85,000 - £100,000 basic salary with a comprehensive benefits package including a car allowance. The role As Group Clinical Lead, you will provide expert clinical leadership, challenge and support across the organisation, helping ensure consistently high standards of safe, effective and person-centred care. You will: Provide group-wide clinical leadership and professional nursing oversight. Strengthen clinical governance, assurance and risk management. Lead clinical standards across areas including medicines, falls, wounds, infection prevention, deterioration, care planning and documentation. Provide specialist expertise across mental health, dementia, complex needs and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS). Support services with complex admissions, clinical risks and challenging presentations. Identify clinical trends and areas for improvement through audits, incidents, safeguarding, complaints and quality data. Support CQC readiness and regulatory assurance. Develop clinical policies, guidance, training and best practice. Coach and influence Registered Managers, nurses and operational leaders. Work with commissioners, ICBs, NHS teams, safeguarding professionals and other external stakeholders. Provide leadership and oversight to specialist clinical/PBS colleagues. Who we're looking for You must be an RMN with current NMC registration and have substantial experience within mental health, dementia, complex needs and/or specialist care. We would particularly like to hear from candidates with: Senior clinical leadership experience within adult social care, specialist care, nursing or a related environment. Strong knowledge of mental health, dementia, complex needs and PBS. Excellent understanding of clinical governance, quality assurance and clinical risk. Experience operating across multiple services or at regional/group level. Strong knowledge of CQC regulation, safeguarding and the Mental Capacity Act. The credibility to influence senior operational leaders while remaining connected to frontline clinical practice. Experience supporting complex services, admissions or placements. A track record of improving clinical standards and resident outcomes. You could currently be working as a Group Clinical Lead, National Clinical Lead, Head of Clinical Services, Head of Nursing, Clinical Governance Lead, Clinical Quality Lead or in a similar senior clinical position. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced clinical leader who wants the autonomy and influence to shape clinical practice across a significant national care portfolio. Location: North England with regular national travel. Apply today or contact Mike Turton at Leaders in Care for a confidential discussion. LICMT
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