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Stable Contracts 6 months+ | Supportive Management | Hybrid Working Are you looking for a meaningful role where your expertise in social work helps patients transition safely from hospital to home or community care, including those with complex needs? Enjoy the flexibility of working hours that help you achieve a better work-life balance, contributing to a healthier lifestyle and improved mental well-being. This setup gives you more time for personal activities and reduces the stress of long commutes and rigid schedules. With our minimum 6-month contracts, you can work with confidence, knowing you won’t have to worry about contract extensions or early terminations, as long as you're meeting expectations. Join a team where your contributions are truly valued, in a culture that fosters both personal and professional growth. You'll have the opportunity to work on complex, long-term cases that make a tangible difference in patients’ lives. Your Role: Conduct assessments of patients in hospital, including those on Pathway 3, to plan safe and effective discharges. Develop and implement short- and long-term care plans for patients with complex needs, supporting independence and well-being. Work in partnership with multidisciplinary teams, external agencies, and community services to provide coordinated care. Provide guidance and support to patients, families, and carers throughout the discharge process. Manage complex cases, using your strong analytical, interpersonal, and decision-making skills to ensure safe and effective outcomes. Contribute to improving discharge pathways, processes, and care planning for complex patient needs. Leaders in Care offer competitive rates, backed by a service that has earned over 500 five-star Google reviews. We provide weekly check-ins, support during your placement, and a market-leading timesheet and payroll system, so you won’t need to stress about when your pay will clear. What We Need: You must hold a Social Work Qualification and be registered with SWE. Experience in hospital social work, discharge planning, or community care is highly desirable. Experience working with Pathway 3 patients, complex cases, or ongoing care needs. Strong ability to work in partnership with multidisciplinary teams and external agencies. If this opportunity fits your career goals, please send your CV and availability to georgia@leadersincare.co.uk or call 07828 873 089. We’d love to hear from you! Know someone who would excel in this role? Refer them to us! We offer a £500 reward for successful referrals.
View jobAdults ASD Service Lead £62,321 – £69,500 + NHS-aligned pension | Full-time | Flexible working | South of Birmingham Are you an experienced neurodevelopmental clinician ready to take on a senior leadership position within an adult autism service? We’re working with a clinician-led healthcare provider to appoint an Adults ASD Service Lead. This is a key leadership role, responsible for supporting safe and effective service delivery while providing strong oversight of clinical quality, governance, performance and team development. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to help shape and improve the Adult ASD pathway, working alongside experienced clinical and operational colleagues within a well-governed service. What you’ll be doing Provide clinical and operational leadership across the Adult ASD service. Oversee safe, high-quality diagnostic assessment and service delivery. Manage capacity, waiting lists, triage arrangements and service performance. Lead and support a multidisciplinary team, including line management and supervision. Oversee clinical governance, safeguarding, risk management and quality improvement. Support pathway development, SOPs, audit and improvements to clinical standards. What we’re looking for You’ll need significant post-qualification experience within ASD assessment, neurodevelopmental or mental health services, alongside experience in a senior clinical leadership role. You should have: Current NMC registration with Advanced Clinical Practice, or HCPC registration as a Clinical Psychologist. Direct experience working within ASD assessment pathways. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams, including supervision and line management. Strong knowledge of clinical governance, safeguarding, risk and quality improvement. Experience managing service delivery, capacity and performance within a busy clinical environment. What’s on offer? £62,321 – £69,500 per year NHS-aligned pension Full-time, flexible working Structured learning and development Clinical leadership opportunities Career progression Opportunity to influence and improve the Adult ASD service About the service You’ll be joining a clinician-led healthcare provider delivering high-quality NHS services through multidisciplinary teams. The Adult ASD service provides a multidisciplinary diagnostic assessment pathway for patients aged 16+, with a strong focus on clinical quality, patient safety, meaningful outcomes and robust governance. If you’re an experienced ASD clinician looking for a role where you can combine clinical expertise with meaningful service leadership, we’d be keen to hear from you. Contact Chris at Leaders in Care on 07897 024978 for a confidential conversation and further information. Or email your CV to Chris@leadersincare.co.uk. An updated CV is not essential for an initial discussion.
View jobFast-Paced Environment | Top Rates for the Area | Hybrid Working Are you wanting a fast paced job that keeps your brain occupied and your days go quicker? Enjoy the flexibility of working hours that help you achieve a better work-life balance, contributing to a healthier lifestyle and improved mental well-being. This setup gives you more time for personal activities and reduces the stress of long commutes and rigid schedules. This local authority is well-known for retaining its agency staff, providing a more stable environment compared to other councils. With our minimum 6-month contracts, you can work with confidence, knowing you won’t have to worry about contract extensions or early terminations—as long as you're meeting expectations. Join a team where your contributions are truly valued, in a supportive culture that fosters both personal and professional growth. You'll have plenty of opportunities to expand your skills and knowledge, helping you advance in your career. Your Role: Conduct assessments to identify client needs and challenges. Provide immediate support, guidance, and solutions to address social issues. Collaborate closely with clients to create a cooperative, problem-solving approach. Coordinate with external agencies and professionals to provide a comprehensive response to community needs. Use your strong interpersonal skills, empathy, and commitment to community well-being to make a real difference. Enhance the well-being of individuals and communities through effective interventions. Leaders in Care offer competitive rates, backed by a service that has earned over 500 five-star Google reviews. We provide weekly check-ins, support during your placement, and a market-leading timesheet and payroll system, so you won’t need to stress about when your pay will clear. What We Need: To be considered, you must hold a Social Work Qualification and be registered with SWE. If this opportunity fits your career goals, please send your CV and availability to georgia@leadersincare.co.uk or call 07828 873 089. We’d love to hear from you! If you know someone who would excel in this role, please refer them to us! We offer a £500 reward for successful referrals
View jobCommunity Occupational Therapist – Local Authority | Flexible Agency Role | Rewarding Work Leaders In Care is seeking skilled Community Occupational Therapists to support adults in local authority settings. Make a real difference in people’s lives while enjoying flexible work and agency support. What We Offer Competitive pay plus an exclusive loyalty bonus. Flexible working options to fit your schedule. Supportive agency team guidance and weekly check-ins. Stress-free payroll with our market-leading timesheet system. About the Role As a Community OT, you’ll deliver person-centred, strengths-based support to help adults live independently, achieve personal goals, and improve well-being. You’ll work in an inclusive environment, ensuring equal opportunities for all residents, regardless of disability or diagnosis. Requirements Occupational Therapy Qualification (any specialty). Current registration with Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Apply or Refer & Earn Email your CV and availability to georgia@leadersincare.co.uk or call 0121 651 1629. Know someone perfect for the role? Refer them and receive £500 for a successful placement! Join a team that values your skills, supports your development, and helps you make a real impact in the community.
View jobStable Roles Available | Flexible Work | Rewarding Career Are you a dedicated Occupational Therapist looking to support adults with learning disabilities that offers flexibility, stability, and the opportunity for you to work freely in an environment that honors hybrid working approaches? We recognise your commitment and offer: Competitive pay plus an exclusive loyalty bonus. Flexible working arrangements to suit your schedule. A collaborative, strengths-based team where inclusivity and respect are at the core. This local authority will you to thrive: Opportunities for personal and professional growth. Access to latest best practices and innovative approaches. Ongoing guidance and weekly check-ins during placements. A streamlined timesheet & payroll system, making sure you’re paid accurately and on time. Essential Requirements Occupational Therapy Qualification in learning disabilities. Current registration with Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Apply or Refer & Earn Send your CV and availability to georgia@leadersincare.co.uk or call 0121 651 1629. Know someone perfect for the role? Successful referrals earn £500! Make a difference every day - join a team that values your skills and invests in your growth.
View jobSupportive Team | Flexible Work | Competitive Pay Are you a passionate Occupational Therapist with a focus on mental health? Join Leaders In Care and let us help you to make a real difference in the lives of working-age adults in your community. We value your dedication: Exclusive loyalty bonuses on top of your competitive hourly rate. Flexible working options that suit your lifestyle. A supportive, inclusive team committed to equality and strengths-based practice. You’ll benefit from: Personal and professional development opportunities. Access to best practices and new technologies. Weekly check-ins and guidance throughout your placements. A market-leading timesheet & payroll system, ensuring your pay is stress-free every week. Requirements Occupational Therapy Qualification/Experience in mental health. Current registration with Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Join Us & Get Rewarded If this role aligns with your career goals, email your CV and availability to georgia@leadersincare.co.uk or call 0121 651 1629. Know someone who’d excel in this role? Refer them and earn £500 for successful referrals! Join a team that values your expertise, supports your growth, and makes a real impact in the community.
View jobChildren & Young People’s ASD Assessor Salary: £45,000 – £50,000 per annum | Full-time or part-time | Monday–Friday Are you an experienced clinician with a background in autism assessment? We are working with an established healthcare provider looking for a Children & Young People’s ASD Assessor to join their clinical team and support high-quality autism assessments for children and young people. The Role You will be part of a multidisciplinary service, working with families and other professionals to understand each child’s needs and reach clear, evidence-based outcomes. The role will include: Completing structured autism assessments for children and young people. Gathering information from parents, schools and other professionals. Reviewing developmental history and clinical information. Working with the wider MDT to support diagnostic decisions. Writing clear, professional and neurodiversity-affirming reports. Discussing assessment outcomes with families in a sensitive and accessible way. What We're Looking For You should have: Current NMC, HCPC or another relevant professional registration. Experience working within neurodevelopmental, CAMHS or paediatric services. Experience contributing to or completing autism assessments for children and young people. Strong clinical reasoning and the ability to work confidently within a structured pathway. What’s On Offer £45,000 – £50,000 salary NHS-aligned pension CPD and study leave Full-time or part-time working Monday–Friday hours Support from an experienced clinical leadership team Established governance and clear clinical pathways A stable and well-supported multidisciplinary team Interested? Your CV doesn't need to be fully up to date to have a confidential conversation about the role. For more information, contact Chris Samuels at Leaders in Care: Chris@leadersincare.co.uk 07897 024 978
View jobRegistered Manager – Children’s Residential Family Centre Location: Central Plymouth Salary: £44,610 – £48,162 per annum, depending on qualifications and experience Hours: 37.5 hours per week, with some flexibility Contract: Permanent On-Call: Occasional on-call duties, including scheduled weekends Make a meaningful difference in Plymouth Leaders In Care are working with a specialist residential family service in Central Plymouth to recruit an experienced Registered Manager to lead an established, specialist service supporting women and their children. This is a unique opportunity for an experienced residential childcare leader to take responsibility for the safe, effective and compliant running of a specialist family residential service, with a strong focus on safeguarding, trauma-informed practice and positive outcomes for children and families. The service provides a structured residential environment where women can receive support around pregnancy, parenting, substance use, trauma, mental health and wider family pressures. It also provides parenting assessments, with child safety at the centre of practice. The Role As Registered Manager, you will lead a multidisciplinary team and take overall responsibility for the day-to-day running of the service. You will: Lead and develop a multidisciplinary residential team. Ensure the service operates safely, effectively and in line with Ofsted requirements. Maintain high standards of safeguarding, care and risk management. Develop a trauma-responsive workforce and positive working culture. Oversee staffing, rotas, supervision and team development. Build effective relationships with families, commissioners and other professionals. Monitor quality assurance, audits, complaints and continuous improvement. Manage budgets and expenditure, ensuring resources are used effectively. Maintain optimal occupancy and service performance. Participate in the on-call rota. Ensure regulatory, statutory and safeguarding requirements are consistently met. About You We are looking for an experienced residential childcare professional who can demonstrate: At least 2 years' residential childcare experience within the last 5 years. At least 1 year in a supervisory capacity. Experience managing and developing an effective team. Experience working with women and children. Strong knowledge of Ofsted and current residential care legislation. A thorough understanding of safeguarding and risk management. Experience of trauma-informed practice. Strong communication and organisational skills. The ability to manage complexity, competing priorities and challenging situations. A professional, non-judgmental and compassionate approach. You will need either an NVQ Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Residential Childcare, or be willing to work towards this within six months. Alternatively, Social Work England registration is accepted. Why consider this opportunity? Permanent Registered Manager position. Salary up to £48,162. Lead a specialist service with a clear social impact. Opportunity to shape and develop an established service. Strong focus on trauma-informed and strengths-based practice. Extensive learning and development opportunities. Enhanced company benefits package. Real Living Wage employer. Support available throughout the Ofsted registration and interview process. Interested? If you're an experienced Registered Manager, Deputy Manager or senior residential childcare professional looking for a role where your leadership can make a genuine difference to children and families, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today or contact nathan@LeadersInCare for a confidential conversation about the opportunity.
View jobNursing Home Manager – Chesterfield, Derbyshire Salary: Up to £65,000 per annum + performance bonus Location: Chesterfield, Derbyshire Hours: 40 hours per week | Permanent Home Size: 35 beds NMC PIN: Preferred, but not essential The Opportunity We are recruiting an experienced Care Home Manager to lead a well-established 35-bed elderly care home in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The home provides specialist residential, dementia and nursing care, and requires a confident, commercially aware leader who can maintain high standards of care while delivering strong operational performance. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Registered Manager, Home Manager, Nursing Home Manager or Care Home Manager looking to join an established care provider offering a competitive salary, performance-related bonus and genuine opportunities for career progression. Nursing Home Manager Benefits Salary up to £65,000 per annum. Annual performance-based bonus. Clear career development and progression opportunities. Hundreds of employee discounts across shopping, holidays, dining, technology and more. Employee recognition and long-service awards. 24/7 confidential Employee Assistance Programme and wellbeing support. Company-supported pension scheme. Fully funded DBS check. Ongoing professional development and training. Your Role as Nursing Home Manager As Care Home Manager, you will take overall responsibility for the leadership, quality, compliance and commercial performance of the home. Your responsibilities will include: Leading the day-to-day operation of the 35-bed care home. Maintaining high standards of person-centred care and resident experience. Ensuring full compliance with CQC regulations and regulatory requirements. Driving continuous improvement across quality, care and operational performance. Recruiting, developing, motivating and retaining a high-performing care team. Providing visible and supportive leadership to colleagues across the home. Managing staffing levels, rotas, agency usage and workforce costs effectively. Taking responsibility for budgets and overall financial performance. Supporting occupancy and building the home's reputation within the local community. Developing strong relationships with residents, relatives, healthcare professionals and other stakeholders. What We're Looking For We are looking for an experienced care home leader with a strong understanding of quality, compliance, people management and operational performance. You will ideally have: Proven experience as a Care Home Manager, Registered Manager, Nursing Home Manager or senior care home leader. Strong knowledge of CQC regulations, compliance and quality frameworks. A track record of maintaining or improving Good or Outstanding CQC standards. A Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care, or an equivalent management qualification. Strong leadership and people-management skills. Experience managing budgets, staffing and operational performance. Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills. A nursing qualification with an active NMC PIN would be advantageous, although this is not essential for the position. Why Apply? This role offers the opportunity to take ownership of an established 35-bed care home while being supported by an experienced wider organisation. You'll have the autonomy to lead your team, influence the home's performance and continue developing your career within the care sector. With a salary of up to £65,000 plus an annual performance bonus, comprehensive employee benefits and ongoing professional development, this is an attractive opportunity for an ambitious care home leader in the Chesterfield area. Apply for the Nursing Home Manager Role If you're an experienced Care Home Manager or Registered Manager looking for your next opportunity in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, we'd like to hear from you. Apply today for a confidential discussion about the position. Applications are welcomed from suitably experienced candidates from elderly residential, dementia and nursing care backgrounds. LICMT
View jobNorthampton & Northamptonshire | Up to £44,500 + Company Car or £4,887 Car Allowance | Monday-Friday | Home-Based Are you an experienced Community Chemotherapy Nurse or an Oncology Nurse looking to take your skills into the community? With a salary of up to £44,500, plus your choice of a company car or £4,887 car allowance, this is an excellent opportunity to join one of the UK's leading specialist healthcare providers, delivering life-changing cancer treatment to patients in their own homes across Northampton and the surrounding Northamptonshire area. You'll have the autonomy to manage your own caseload, build meaningful relationships with patients and provide genuinely person-centred care, while benefiting from Monday-Friday working. Package & Benefits Salary up to £44,500 per annum Company car or £4,887 car allowance Monday-Friday working 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays Paid NMC registration Private medical insurance Company pension Life assurance Employee benefits platform with retail discounts Annual salary reviews Ongoing training and career development You'll be joining a nationally recognised healthcare provider supporting thousands of patients every year with specialist treatments in the community. The Role As a Community Chemotherapy Nurse, you will: Deliver chemotherapy treatments safely within patients' homes across Northampton and the surrounding Northamptonshire area Complete comprehensive clinical assessments before and during treatment Administer IV chemotherapy and undertake cannulation and phlebotomy Monitor patients throughout treatment and respond appropriately to adverse reactions Manage your own patient caseload and plan your working day effectively Build strong relationships with patients, families and the wider multidisciplinary team Maintain accurate clinical documentation and ensure the highest standards of patient safety and care About You To be successful in this role, you'll have: Registered Nurse (RGN) with a valid NMC registration Experience administering chemotherapy within a hospital or community setting SACT Passport or recognised chemotherapy qualification preferred Competency in IV therapy, cannulation and phlebotomy Strong clinical assessment and decision-making skills Confidence working autonomously in the community Full UK driving licence If you're an Oncology Nurse looking for more autonomy, better work-life balance and the opportunity to deliver specialist cancer care directly in patients' homes, this could be an excellent next move. Apply today to be considered for this Community Chemotherapy Nurse opportunity, or contact Callum on 07445 309375 for a confidential discussion.
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