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Community Nurse – Glasgow Up to £39,000 DOE + Company Car or £4,877.50 Car Allowance | Monday–Friday | No Nights Are you a Registered Nurse looking for a better work-life balance without stepping away from hands-on patient care? We're recruiting for a Community Nurse to join a leading specialist healthcare provider, delivering high-quality nursing care to patients in their own homes across Glasgow and the surrounding areas. Whether you're an experienced Community Nurse or an RGN working in a hospital setting and looking for a change, this is an excellent opportunity to develop your clinical skills, work more independently and enjoy a Monday–Friday working pattern. What's in it for you? Salary up to £39,000 depending on experience Fully expensed company car and fuel card or £4,877.50 car allowance plus mileage Monday–Friday working pattern – no nights or regular weekends 33 days annual leave including bank holidays Option to purchase additional annual leave NMC registration fees paid Company pension scheme Mobile phone and tablet provided Comprehensive induction and ongoing clinical training Excellent opportunities for professional development Support from an experienced clinical leadership team The Role As a Community Nurse, you'll deliver personalised nursing care to patients in their own homes, helping them manage their health conditions and receive treatment outside of a hospital environment. You'll have the autonomy to manage your own workload, supported by an established clinical team. Your responsibilities will include: Delivering safe, effective nursing care to patients in the community Carrying out clinical assessments and developing individualised care plans Administering prescribed treatments and monitoring patient progress Identifying changes in patients' conditions and escalating concerns appropriately Providing clinical advice, education and reassurance to patients and families Working closely with GPs, hospital teams and other healthcare professionals Maintaining accurate clinical documentation and ensuring high standards of patient safety About You Registered General Nurse (RGN) with an active NMC PIN Experience in an acute hospital, community or other relevant clinical setting Confident clinical assessment and patient management skills Excellent communication and organisational skills Comfortable working autonomously in a community environment Full UK driving licence Community nursing experience isn't essential. Nurses with a strong acute clinical background who are keen to move into community nursing are encouraged to apply. Apply Today If you're a Registered Nurse in Glasgow looking to move away from shift work, enjoy more independence and make a real difference to patients in their own homes, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now or contact Sam at Leaders in Care on 07828 876 725 for a confidential chat. REF: LICSF
View jobRegistered Manager This is not just a Registered Manager role. This is your opportunity to run a successful nursing home as if it were your own business. You will take ownership of standards, performance, occupancy and team culture. You will have the autonomy to lead properly, with the support of an established provider behind you. The priority is clear: safe, high-quality care for residents, a stable and capable team, strong compliance and a home that performs well commercially. The role. As Registered Manager, you will lead all aspects of the home’s operation. You will be visible in the service, decisive in your leadership and committed to getting the best from your team. You will be responsible for: Maintaining regulatory compliance and delivering a high-quality service. Leading, coaching and retaining a strong care and clinical team. Ensuring safe staffing, effective rota management and robust clinical governance. Managing occupancy, referrals, budgets and operational performance. Building positive relationships with residents, families, professionals and the local community. Identifying issues early and taking practical action to improve standards. Creating a respectful, accountable and positive workplace culture. About you. You will be an experienced Registered Manager with a strong background in nursing or elderly care. You will understand the balance between outstanding resident care and effective commercial management. You will bring: Previous Registered Manager experience within a nursing home or elderly care setting. A good understanding of CQC requirements, safeguarding, medication management and governance. Experience of improving quality, compliance, occupancy or team performance. A hands-on leadership style and the confidence to hold people to account. Strong communication skills with residents, relatives, colleagues and external professionals. Commercial awareness, including budgets, staffing costs and occupancy. A genuine commitment to delivering dignified, person-centred care. An active NMC PIN would be beneficial, but is not essential for the right experienced care home leader. What is on offer. Salary of £60,000 to £65,000 per annum, dependent on experience. Genuine autonomy and responsibility to lead the home. Support from an established senior management team. The opportunity to make a visible difference to residents, relatives and colleagues. A role where your leadership directly shapes the standards, reputation and success of the service. If you are a capable Registered Manager looking for the freedom to lead, improve and take real ownership of a home, apply today.
View jobClinical Deputy Manager – Nursing Home Kirkcaldy | Up to £50k per annum Are you an experienced Registered Nurse looking to take the next step into clinical leadership? Or perhaps you're already working as a Clinical Lead or Deputy Manager and ready for a new challenge? We're recruiting for a Clinical Deputy Manager to join an established nursing home in Kirkcaldy, supporting the Home Manager with the day-to-day running of the service. This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established care group, combining hands-on clinical leadership with staff development, quality improvement and the delivery of high standards of resident care. What's in it for you? Salary up to £50,000 per annum Company pension scheme PVG application paid for SSSC registration fees paid where applicable Blue Light Card eligibility Employee Assistance Programme Retail discounts and cashback offers Ongoing training and professional development Staff recognition and reward schemes Your Role As Clinical Deputy Manager, you'll work closely with the Home Manager to support the clinical and operational management of the home. Your responsibilities will include: Providing clinical leadership, guidance and support to the nursing and care teams Supporting the Home Manager with the overall running of the service, including deputising in their absence Maintaining high standards of person-centred nursing care and resident wellbeing Overseeing medication management, care planning and clinical documentation Supporting clinical audits, quality assurance and regulatory compliance Managing and developing staff through supervision, training and performance management Promoting effective clinical governance, safeguarding and safe working practices About You We're looking for a confident Registered Nurse with strong clinical knowledge and the ability to lead and motivate a team. You'll ideally have: Current NMC registration as an RGN or RMN Previous experience working in a nursing home or elderly care setting Experience as a Clinical Lead, Unit Manager, Deputy Manager or Senior Nurse Good knowledge of clinical governance, medication management and care planning Strong communication, organisational and leadership skills A genuine commitment to delivering high-quality, person-centred care Interested? If you're an experienced Nurse ready to progress into management, or an established Deputy Manager looking for your next opportunity, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today or contact Sam at Leaders in Care on 07828876725 for a confidential discussion about the position. REF: LICSF
View job£55,000 per annum | Complex Care Nurse | Kent We are looking for a Complex Care Nurse to join an award-winning community complex care provider in Kent. This is a unique opportunity to deliver high-quality, one-to-one clinical care within the community, while progressing your career with a highly respected organisation that truly invests in its people. What’s on Offer: Industry-leading salary of up to £55,000 per annum Bespoke clinical induction tailored to your experience Ongoing training and support, including further qualifications Clear progression pathways into leadership roles NMC fees paid This provider is known for delivering exceptional, person-centred care across a range of complex packages, and offers a supportive environment where clinical excellence and professional development go hand in hand. About the role: As a Community Complex Care Nurse, you will deliver the highest standard of clinical care to individuals in their own homes. You’ll work across a small caseload of complex care packages, using advanced clinical skills while building meaningful relationships with service users and their families. Your responsibilities will include: Delivering high-quality, person-centred clinical care Managing complex needs including tracheostomy care, ventilator support, and seizure management Working collaboratively with the Service Manager and wider multidisciplinary team Updating and reviewing care plans to reflect changing needs Building strong, trusting relationships with service users and their families Requirements Registered Nurse (RGN) with a valid NMC pin Prior experience in ICU, HDU, or community complex care (essential) Strong clinical skills including tracheostomy care & ventilator care (essential) Excellent communication and relationship-building abilities Apply If you’re a Complex Care Nurse looking to take the next step in your career within a progressive and supportive provider, apply now or contact Dale on 020 3314 7746 for more information.
View jobSocial Worker – Assessment & Intervention Berkshire | £44,873–£50,238 per annum | Permanent, full-time Hybrid working | Retention payment | Career development Are you an experienced Children’s Social Worker looking for your next permanent opportunity? Leaders in Care is recruiting an Assessment & Intervention Social Worker to join a children’s service in Berkshire. You’ll assess children’s needs, identify risks and work closely with families and partner agencies to deliver effective, outcome-focused support. What’s on offer? £44,873–£50,238, including local weighting and market supplement. Hybrid working, with a minimum of three office days per week. 26 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing to 33 days after five years. £1,000 retention payment after 18 months, subject to eligibility. Local Government Pension Scheme. Regular supervision, training and career-development opportunities. Employee Assistance Programme and staff discounts. Your role Complete assessments of children’s and families’ needs, strengths and risks. Manage allocated casework and develop outcome-focused plans. Build purposeful relationships with children, young people and families. Work collaboratively with partner agencies to safeguard children. Produce clear assessments and professional reports, following child protection procedures. What you’ll need A recognised social work qualification or equivalent. Current Social Work England registration. Relevant post-qualifying children’s social care experience. Experience in assessment, risk management and multiagency working. Strong report-writing skills and sound knowledge of child protection procedures. Appointment is subject to an enhanced DBS check. For a confidential discussion, contact Nathan at Leaders in Care on nathan@leadersincare.co.uk, or apply with your CV.
View jobSocial Worker – Children in Care Berkshire | £44,873–£50,238 per annum | Permanent, full-time Hybrid working | Retention payment | Career development Looking to make a lasting difference to children’s lives while developing your social work career? Leaders in Care is recruiting a Children in Care Social Worker for a children’s service in Berkshire. Joining its dedicated 0–18 team, you’ll support children whose plans involve adoption or long-term care, putting their wishes and feelings at the centre of your practice. What’s on offer? £44,873–£50,238, including local weighting and market supplement. Hybrid working, with a minimum of three office days per week. 26 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing to 33 days after five years. £1,000 retention payment after 18 months, subject to eligibility. Local Government Pension Scheme. Regular supervision, training and career-development opportunities. Employee Assistance Programme and staff discounts. Your role You’ll deliver care planning and safeguarding support, building meaningful relationships with children, carers and partner agencies to help secure stable, positive futures. There are also opportunities to support unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and develop your age-assessment skills. What you’ll need A recognised social work qualification. Current Social Work England registration. Relevant children’s social care experience. A child-centred approach to safeguarding and permanence planning. For a confidential discussion, contact Nathan at Leaders in Care on nathan@leadersincare.co.uk, or apply with your CV.
View jobCombine part-time working with varied clinical practice as an Occupational Health Physician in Greater Manchester, working 2–4 days per week depending on your preference. As an Occupational Health Physician, you’ll help employees return to work safely and influence workplace health through clinical assessments, preventative advice and collaboration with healthcare professionals. Package & Benefits Up to £110,000 per annum FTE, pro rata according to days worked. Permanent salaried position, with contractor arrangements open to discussion. 22 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays. Company pension, life assurance and staff referral scheme. Free eye tests, flu jab vouchers, computing scheme and cycle-to-work scheme. About the Company The provider delivers occupational health assessments and workplace health support. The role involves collaboration with healthcare professionals and safety officers, with an emphasis on ethical practice, confidentiality and clinical governance. Key Responsibilities Conduct medical assessments, diagnose work-related conditions and advise on fitness for work. Deliver health surveillance and specialist occupational medical assessments. Assess workplace health risks and recommend preventative measures. Maintain accurate clinical records and contribute to clinical governance and service improvement. About You Experience delivering a broad range of occupational health assessments and clinical advice. Experience in specialist medicals, including HAVS and offshore assessments. Experience applying health and safety legislation, clinical governance and audit standards. If you’re an Occupational Health Physician considering your next move, get in touch. This role may also interest an Occupational Health Doctor or Occupational Medicine Physician. Contact Clara at Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion on 02039159084.
View jobRegional Manager Location: East Midlands (Regional Travel Required) Salary: £70,000 + Benefits An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Regional Manager to join a well-established and growing care provider, supporting a portfolio of residential and nursing homes across the region. This is an excellent opportunity for a passionate and driven healthcare professional to work alongside Home Managers, strengthening clinical practice, improving quality standards, and driving operational excellence across multiple services. Working as part of a supportive senior leadership team, you'll play a key role in ensuring homes consistently deliver safe, person-centred care while achieving the highest regulatory and clinical standards. The Role As Regional Manager, you will provide operational, clinical and leadership support to Home Managers across a portfolio of care homes. You'll coach and mentor management teams, identify opportunities for improvement, and support services in achieving outstanding outcomes for residents, colleagues and regulators alike. Key Responsibilities Provide leadership, coaching and ongoing support to Home Managers. Support services to achieve and maintain excellent standards of care, governance and regulatory compliance. Develop, implement and monitor quality improvement plans. Conduct clinical, governance and quality audits, identifying opportunities to improve resident outcomes. Support managers with clinical governance, nursing practice, performance management, absence management and colleague wellbeing. Facilitate clinical supervision and support nurse revalidation. Provide guidance through safeguarding concerns, investigations and promote best practice. Support occupancy growth by ensuring homes deliver exceptional resident experiences and maintain excellent local reputations. Build positive relationships with residents, families, healthcare professionals and external stakeholders. Work closely with the senior leadership team to drive continuous improvement across the region. About You To be successful in this role, you'll have: Registered Nurse (RGN, RMN or RNLD) with a valid, unrestricted NMC PIN. Previous multi-site, regional or senior operational leadership experience within elderly care. Strong knowledge of CQC regulations, clinical governance and adult social care legislation. Experience leading quality improvement initiatives and supporting service development. Excellent leadership, coaching and stakeholder management skills. A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly across the region. What's on Offer Salary of £70,000. Company pension scheme. Reimbursement of annual NMC registration fees (subject to a valid unrestricted PIN). The opportunity to join a supportive senior leadership team. A rewarding role with genuine autonomy and the opportunity to make a lasting impact across multiple care services. Ongoing professional development and career progression opportunities. If you're an experienced healthcare leader looking to influence quality across multiple services and drive positive change, we'd love to hear from you.
View jobRegional Support Manager Location: Field-based, with extensive travel across South Wales Salary: £65,000 - £70,000 + car allowance Hours: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week Are you an experienced care home leader with a track record of turning services around and supporting teams through change? Leaders in Care is recruiting a Regional Support Manager on behalf of a forward-thinking care provider with a strong commitment to its homes and substantial, planned investment in their future. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact across multiple care homes, providing hands-on leadership during management vacancies, service improvement programmes and operational transitions. You’ll help stabilise services, strengthen leadership teams and deliver sustainable improvements for residents, colleagues and families. The opportunity Working closely with Regional Directors and central support teams, you’ll take operational accountability for allocated homes, balancing safe, person-centred care with strong workforce and commercial performance. Your responsibilities will include: Providing operational leadership to homes requiring additional support, including those undergoing regulatory intervention or organisational change. Assessing priorities quickly and implementing structured, measurable improvement plans. Driving improvements in care quality, compliance, staffing and operational performance. Coaching and mentoring Home Managers and leadership teams to build lasting capability. Overseeing safeguarding, responding to incidents and ensuring resident wellbeing remains central to every decision. Supporting homes through inspections and regulatory improvement activity. Managing budgets, supporting occupancy growth and strengthening financial performance. Building effective relationships with residents, families, commissioners and other external professionals. Providing substantive management cover and registering as Home Manager with the relevant regulator where required. Contributing to regional improvement projects and wider organisational change programmes. About you You’ll be an experienced Home Manager or senior operational leader within adult social care, with demonstrable success in service improvement, turnaround or leadership transition. You’ll bring sound judgement, commercial awareness and a firm commitment to high-quality care. Resilient and adaptable, you’ll be comfortable stepping into challenging environments, identifying what needs to change and bringing teams with you. Essential requirements Registered Nurse with a current NMC PIN for nursing homes, or an NVQ Level 4/5 or equivalent in Health and Social Care. Registered Manager Award, Level 5 Leadership and Management qualification, or willingness to achieve. Significant care home management or senior operational leadership experience. Proven experience delivering improvements during periods of change or transition. Strong knowledge of CQC, Care Inspectorate and/or CIW requirements. Excellent leadership, coaching and people management skills. Experience managing budgets, occupancy and commercial performance. Strong understanding of safeguarding, the Mental Capacity Act and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards. Effective communication, organisational and stakeholder management skills. Confident IT skills, including Microsoft Office. Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel extensively across England, Scotland and Wales. Desirable experience Supporting multiple care homes or working in a regional operational role. Leading services through inspections and regulatory improvement programmes. Project management and change management. Mentoring Home Managers and senior leaders. Contributing to wider organisational improvement initiatives. Evidence of continuous professional development. Why consider this role? You’ll join a provider investing in the long-term success of its homes, with the resources and stability to support sustainable improvement. This varied role offers the opportunity to use your leadership expertise where it matters most, leaving services stronger and helping teams deliver better care. If you’re ready to make a lasting difference across multiple care homes, apply today or contact Tom Cuthbert at Leaders in Care for a confidential discussion.
View jobNursing Home Manager Leeds, West Yorkshire | £75,000 per annum + Performance-Related Bonus Registered Nurse with current NMC registration required Are you an experienced Nursing Home Manager or Registered Home Manager looking for a well-supported leadership role in Leeds? Earn £75,000 plus a performance-related bonus leading a 50-bed, Good-rated nursing home with an established team, very low staff turnover and a strong supernumerary Clinical Deputy Manager. Leaders in Care is recruiting for this confidential opportunity in Rothwell, South Leeds. If you want to build on solid foundations rather than rebuild an entire team, this role deserves a closer look. Why join this nursing home? £75,000 annual salary plus performance-related bonus Good CQC rating, with ambition to progress towards Outstanding An experienced Clinical Deputy Manager working supernumerary A stable team with very low staff turnover Just two care staff vacancies over the last five months The opportunity to shape care quality, team culture and home performance Your role as Nursing Home Manager As the Registered Home Manager, you will lead the nursing, care and support teams, maintaining the home’s strengths while driving continuous improvement. Your responsibilities will include: Delivering safe, person-centred nursing and dementia care Maintaining CQC compliance and strengthening evidence of high-quality care Overseeing clinical governance, safeguarding, medication management and audits Working with the Clinical Deputy Manager to develop nursing practice Coaching, supporting and retaining staff Managing staffing, budgets, resources and occupancy Building trusted relationships with residents, families and healthcare professionals About you You must be a Registered Nurse with current NMC registration and have experience managing a nursing home. We welcome applications from Nursing Home Managers, Registered Home Managers and Nurse Qualified Care Home Managers with: A successful track record of nursing home leadership Strong knowledge of CQC regulations and clinical governance Evidence of achieving or maintaining Good or Outstanding care standards Experience managing teams, quality improvement and financial performance An approachable, visible and supportive leadership style Apply confidentially Looking for a Nursing Home Manager job in Leeds paying £75,000? Apply today or contact Mike Turton for a confidential discussion. The provider’s identity and full service details will be shared privately with suitable applicants. Mike Turton | Leaders in Care Email: mike@leadersincare.co.uk Tel: 07883301381 LICMT
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