Deputy Nurse Manager - Supernumerary

Salary: £50,000  
40 hours per week, Monday-Friday

Our client is seeking a compassionate and experienced Deputy Nurse Manager; This leadership position requires a skilled registered nurse who can provide exceptional care services while managing and supporting nursing and care staff. The Deputy Nurse Manager will be crucial in ensuring high-quality care for residents and maintaining strong relationships with external care professionals, families, and the internal team.

Situated in a picturesque area, our client’s nursing home is staffed by a highly trained and qualified team specialising in dementia and palliative care. All care is delivered using person-centred techniques, complemented by a diverse activities program to promote flexible lifestyles for residents.

What we’re looking for:

• Registered Nurse: Registered Nurse with NMC registration.

• Experience in Senior Role: Previous experience in a senior nursing or management role.

• CQC Knowledge: Strong understanding of CQC standards and healthcare regulations.

• Communication Skills: Excellent communication skills with the ability to engage effectively with service users and families.

• Relationship Building: Proven ability to build and maintain strong working relationships.

What’s on offer:

• Free Parking and Uniform: Convenient and stress-free work preparation.

• NMC Renewal Paid: Supporting your professional growth.

• Blue Light Card: Access exclusive discounts for healthcare professionals.

• Company Pension Scheme: Plan for your future.

Your day-to-day:

• Leadership and Team Management: Assist the Nurse Manager in leading and managing the nursing and care staff.

• Care Delivery: Engage with service users to understand their needs and ensure the delivery of outstanding care services.

• Compliance and Safeguarding: Identify referral pathways for safeguarding adult abuse and ensure compliance with CQC standards.

• Stakeholder Relationships: Build and maintain positive working relationships with external care professionals, families, and visitors.

• Person-Centred Care: Promote ownership of care programs by involving service users and their families in the development, agreement, and evaluation of care plans.

Reference: WILL119003/AP

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