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Strategic leadership role | Influence children’s social care practice | Shape service improvement | Evidence-informed decision making If you’re an experienced social care professional ready to drive quality and improvement, this Quality Assurance Service Manager role offers the chance to lead and shape practice across children’s services. You’ll take ownership of audits, feedback, and performance data to ensure meaningful improvements for children and families. You’ll work in a culture that values reflective practice, continuous learning, and professional accountability. This is a role with scope for strategic influence, autonomy in shaping service development, and direct impact on outcomes for children Package & Benefits • Salary - £86,974.41 to £99,655.50 • Up to £5,000 relocation package and practical support with your move. • 16% employer pension contribution. • Assistance sourcing suitable and affordable accommodation. • Lower local income tax rate of 20%. About the Company You will be joining a well-established children’s social care service committed to safeguarding, continuous improvement, and evidence-informed practice. The culture encourages reflective learning, collaboration, and excellence in delivering outcomes for children and families. Key Responsibilities • Lead the quality assurance function, overseeing audits, feedback, and practice improvement initiatives. • Manage the Feedback Service, Designated Officer, and Practice Development Leads to ensure insights drive service enhancements. • Produce and present performance reports for senior leadership and safeguarding partners. • Represent children’s social care in safeguarding partnerships and contribute to service transformation and inspection readiness. About You • Extensive experience in children’s social care, with a proven track record in quality assurance or practice improvement. • Strong analytical, leadership, and strategic management skills. • Commitment to evidence-informed practice and improving outcomes for children and families. If you’d like to explore this opportunity, even if your CV isn’t fully up to date, we’d love to speak with you. Contact nathan@leadersincare.co.uk or call 07401 281738 for more information or a confidential discussion.
View jobStable long-term contract | Manageable fostering caseload | Supportive leadership and reflective practice | Hybrid working If you are an experienced Fostering Social Worker looking for stability, professional respect, and the time to practise well, this role offers a long-term contract within a supportive local authority fostering service in South East Wales. You will work with a balanced caseload and a leadership team that prioritises quality, permanence, and outcomes for children. This is a service where fostering social work is valued properly. You will have the autonomy to build strong relationships with foster carers, alongside clear processes, regular supervision, and a genuinely child-focused, relationship-based approach to practice. Package & Benefits • Competitive pay rate of £38 per hour. • Long-term contract of 6 months or more, offering continuity and security. • Hybrid working options to support work–life balance. • Manageable caseload designed to allow time for quality practice. • Regular reflective supervision and supportive management. • Ongoing access to future contract opportunities through Leaders in Care. • Dedicated agency support, including regular well-being check-ins. About the Company You will be joining a progressive local authority fostering service known for strong leadership, clear decision-making, and a commitment to stable placements and positive outcomes for children. The service is well-resourced and values reflective, ethical social work practice. Key Responsibilities • Assess, supervise, and support foster carers to ensure safe and stable placements. • Contribute to care planning, permanence planning, and safeguarding processes. • Work collaboratively with children, carers, and partner agencies to achieve positive outcomes. • Maintain high-quality, timely recording in line with statutory and local requirements. About You • Qualified Social Worker registered with Social Care Wales. • Experience within Fostering, Children’s Services, or a relevant statutory social work setting. • Strong working knowledge of safeguarding, care planning, and Welsh legislation. If this role sounds aligned with how you want to practice, we would welcome a conversation. You do not need a perfect CV to start that discussion. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.
View jobIf you’re an Occupational Health Physician looking to work with leading organisations in banking, law, and technology, this Central London role offers the chance to deliver meaningful occupational health support while enjoying a flexible, hybrid working schedule. You’ll join a multi-disciplinary team including Psychologists, Physios, GPs, Nurses, and Wellbeing experts, with opportunities for clinical variety and professional development. You’ll work within well-resourced OH teams that prioritise both patient outcomes and your career growth. This role combines autonomy, a structured schedule, and exposure to corporate client health strategies, allowing you to shape your clinical focus and influence organisational wellbeing. Package & Benefits • Salary £100,000–£105,000 per annum for part-time (pro-rata), £120,000 FTE for full-time. • Hybrid working Monday to Friday with 3–5 days per week flexibility. • 25 days holiday per year plus bank holidays, with option to buy or sell leave. • Private healthcare insurance. • Pension contribution with progression over length of service. • Critical illness cover and group life assurance. • Season ticket loan and Cycle to Work scheme. • Corporate staff discounts and flexible lifestyle benefits. About the Company You will join a respected UK corporate healthcare provider known for its multi-disciplinary teams and focus on occupational health and wellbeing. The organisation prioritises employee support and career development within a professional, collaborative environment. Key Responsibilities • Conduct occupational health assessments, triage, and absence management. • Lead case review meetings, client consultations, and insight presentations. • Participate in peer review, audit, and quality improvement activities. • Contribute to preventative health strategies and organisational risk management. About You • Primary Medical Degree (MBBS), GMC registered with License to Practice in the UK. • OH qualified (DOccMed, AFOM, MFOM, FFOM, or CESR). • Experience with telemedicine and electronic patient records. If you’d like to explore this opportunity, even if your CV isn’t fully up to date, we’d love to speak with you. Contact Clara at Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion. If you’re an Occupational Health Physician looking to work with leading organisations in banking, law, and technology, this Central London role offers the chance to deliver meaningful occupational health support while enjoying a flexible, hybrid working schedule. You’ll join a multi-disciplinary team including Psychologists, Physios, GPs, Nurses, and Wellbeing experts, with opportunities for clinical variety and professional development. You’ll work within well-resourced OH teams that prioritise both patient outcomes and your career growth. This role combines autonomy, a structured schedule, and exposure to corporate client health strategies, allowing you to shape your clinical focus and influence organisational wellbeing. Package & Benefits • Salary £100,000–£105,000 per annum for part-time (pro-rata), £120,000 FTE for full-time. • Hybrid working Monday to Friday with 3–5 days per week flexibility. • 25 days holiday per year plus bank holidays, with option to buy or sell leave. • Private healthcare insurance. • Pension contribution with progression over length of service. • Critical illness cover and group life assurance. • Season ticket loan and Cycle to Work scheme. • Corporate staff discounts and flexible lifestyle benefits. About the Company You will join a respected UK corporate healthcare provider known for its multi-disciplinary teams and focus on occupational health and wellbeing. The organisation prioritises employee support and career development within a professional, collaborative environment. Key Responsibilities • Conduct occupational health assessments, triage, and absence management. • Lead case review meetings, client consultations, and insight presentations. • Participate in peer review, audit, and quality improvement activities. • Contribute to preventative health strategies and organisational risk management. About You • Primary Medical Degree (MBBS), GMC registered with License to Practice in the UK. • OH qualified (DOccMed, AFOM, MFOM, FFOM, or CESR). • Experience with telemedicine and electronic patient records. If you’d like to explore this opportunity, even if your CV isn’t fully up to date, we’d love to speak with you. Contact Clara at Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.
View jobIf you’re a Speech and Language Therapist looking for a part time role where your work genuinely changes lives, this opportunity in West Sussex offers the chance to support young people with complex needs as they transition into adulthood and greater independence. This Speech and Language Therapist position is term-time only, giving you a strong work–life balance alongside purposeful, rewarding work. You’ll join a collaborative and values-led team that prioritises high-quality outcomes for students while supporting your professional development and wellbeing. Package & Benefits Salary up to £19,252 per annum Part time: 20 hours per week (Full Time Equivilent: up to £48,100) Term-time only working pattern Ongoing training and CPD opportunities Supportive, transparent, and collaborative working culture About the Company You’ll be working within a specialist education and support environment focused on creating highly personalised pathways for young people leaving special education. The organisation is committed to helping students develop the communication skills needed for independent, fulfilling adult lives, while fostering an innovative and supportive culture for staff. Key Responsibilities Manage a caseload of students with complex speech, language, and communication needs Embed communication strategies across curriculum pathways and residential settings Contribute to assessments, intake planning, and transition processes Deliver both generic and individualised communication training to students and staff About You Qualified Speech and Language Therapist with experience supporting individuals with complex needs Experience designing and implementing communication strategies within education or care settings Confidence delivering training and working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team If you’re interested in roles such as Communication Specialist, Language Pathologist, Speech Therapist, Language Development Coordinator, or Communication Disorders Specialist, this Speech and Language Therapist opportunity could be an excellent fit. If you’d like to explore this role, even if your CV isn’t fully up to date, we’d love to speak with you. Contact Clara at Leaders in Care on 02039159084 for more information or a confidential discussion.
View jobFlexible bank work | £25 per hour | Autonomous community chemotherapy care | Structured clinical support If you are a Registered Nurse looking for flexibility and professional autonomy in North London, this Community Chemotherapy Nurse bank role offers £25 per hour delivering one-to-one cancer care in patients’ homes. You can focus on safe, relationship-led chemotherapy delivery without the pressures of acute ward shifts. Working as a Community Chemotherapy Nurse means planned visits, clear treatment protocols, and the time to provide personalised care. You will manage your own caseload in the community, with access to clinical guidance and governance frameworks that support safe oncology practice. Package & Benefits • £25 per hour. • Flexible bank working to fit around your availability. • Mileage expenses covered. About the Company You will be joining a specialist community healthcare provider delivering nurse-led oncology services to patients requiring treatment at home. The organisation is clinically structured, safety-focused, and committed to high standards of chemotherapy governance in community settings. Key Responsibilities • Deliver systemic anti-cancer therapy in patients’ homes in line with prescribed treatment plans and protocols. • Undertake pre-treatment assessments and clinical observations to ensure safe chemotherapy administration. • Provide education and ongoing support to patients and families regarding treatment, side effects, and symptom management. About You • Registered General Nurse with active NMC PIN. • Competency in chemotherapy administration and experience within oncology settings. • Full UK driving licence. If you are considering a Community Chemotherapy Nurse bank role in Manchester and want flexible work that enables high-quality, patient-centred oncology care, we would welcome a conversation. Apply now or contact Callum on 07445309375 at Leaders in Care today. We’d love to hear from you. LICCB1
View jobWe are recruiting for an experienced Chemotherapy Nurse (Oncology Nurse or Haematology Nurse) to join a leading healthcare provider, delivering specialist cancer care to patients in the comfort of their own homes. This is a fantastic opportunity for a nurse who is passionate about providing one-to-one, holistic care while enjoying the autonomy of a community-based role based in the Newcastle region. The role: Deliver chemotherapy treatments for haematology and solid tumour patients, in line with care plans Carry out clinical assessments and maintain the highest standards of practice Accurately document patient data and report adverse drug events as required Build supportive, long-term relationships with patients and their families Travel across Newcastle and surrounding areas Requirements: Registered General Nurse (RGN) with valid NMC PIN Qualified to administer cytotoxic drugs Confident in cannulation and clinical assessments Previous community nursing experience desirable but not essential Benefits include: Salary up to £44,500 per annum Company car or car allowance (£4,887.50) NMC fees reimbursed Pension scheme & life insurance Private medical insurance (after qualifying period) Ongoing training & development opportunities Annual pay reviews and company events Join a growing organisation that puts patient care at the heart of everything they do. If you are an experienced Chemotherapy Nurse / Oncology Nurse / Chemo Nurse seeking a rewarding role with excellent support and benefits, I'd love to hear from you. Apply now or contact Callum on 07445309375 at Leaders in Care today. We’d love to hear from you. REF: LICCB1
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 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 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 jobWork from home encouraged - 1 / 1.5 days office based | Regular reflective supervision | Outstanding Ofsted Seeking new opportunities in the South East? We're currently looking for an experienced children's social worker to become part of a well-established Children in Care service in the South East. This is a great opportunity for the right candidate to join a tight-knit team with a highly supportive management structure. As an added bonus, a you will receive a competitive pay rate of £40/h. With an outstanding Ofsted rating, working for this council ensures a strong working environment. You'll also have the option of seeking additional support from the enduring permanent management structure, should you require it. We understand the importance of achieving a healthy work-life balance, especially when dealing with complex cases, with this council, working from home is very much encouraged, so you can expect to be in the office 1-1.5 days per week, and the rest from home. We are looking for a social worker who thrives in a fast-paced setting and is eager to be a part of this council's journey in providing the highest level of care to its service users. In recognition of your hard work, this council provides the freedom to manage your own schedule. This allows you to effectively allocate your time for maximum efficiency, both in your professional and personal life. As this is a statutory role, you do require a social work qualification & registration to Social Work England. To learn more about this opportunity, please don't hesitate to reach out to Chris on 0161 240 7897. Alternatively, you can send your up-to-date CV to Chris@leadersincare.co.uk.
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