Field Support Sheffield Sheffield & Barnsley **5 star Employer of the Year Award 2025** - Sheffield

Company DescriptionApply for a role where care is treated as the professional role it truly is, with an award-winning, 5-star rated employer. If you’re looking for a career where your caring nature can truly shine and make a real difference, you’re in the right place. At Home Instead, we support older adults to remain safe, independent, and happy in the comfort of their own homes. We also have a dedicated Training Centre of Excellence, where you’ll receive industry-leading support and clinical care training. Job DescriptionField Care Supervisor – Sheffield We are looking for adedicated and experienced Field Care Supervisorto join our team in Sheffield. As a Field Care Supervisor, you will play an important role in supporting our Care Professionals and ensuring that our clients receive safe, compassionate and high-quality care in the comfort of their own homes. What We Offer 37.5 guaranteed hours per week £26,648 potential annual earnings, pro rata Potential bonus available Typical working hours of08:30–17:00 One weekend in four Some flexibility to maintainclient continuity Paid mileage at 35p per mile BHSF Gold Healthcare Scheme from the start Regularteam social events £200 referral bonusfollowing successful probation Paid ongoing training and development Training through ourTraining Centre of Excellence City & Guilds Alzheimer’s Training Dedicatedwellbeing support and access to outreach programmes The opportunity to work for one of the UK’shighest-ranking home-care companies in the Financial Times Best Employers list Key Responsibilities Supervise and support Care Professionals, ensuring they deliver consistently high standards of care to our clients. Carry outregular home visits and care quality checksto monitor service delivery, gather feedback and identify opportunities for improvement. Develop, review and update personalised care plans, ensuring they reflect individual client needs and comply with relevant care standards. Build effective relationships withclients, families, healthcare professionals and other stakeholdersto ensure care is well coordinated. Assist withstaff rotas and scheduling, ensuring appropriate cover and continuity of care. Provideon-call supportwhen required and respond promptly and appropriately to urgent situations. Conductstaff supervisions, spot checks and appraisals, identifying training needs and supporting ongoing professional development. Promote and maintain high standards ofsafeguarding, health and safety and regulatory compliance. Ensurecare records, documentation and reportsare accurate, up to date and completed within required timescales. Support the team in delivering a positive client experience, promotingdignity, independence and wellbeing. Identify and report any concerns regarding care delivery and take appropriate action where necessary. Contribute to thecontinuous improvement of care services, policies and working practices. Work collaboratively with the wider management and care team to ensure excellent standards are maintained. QualificationsWhat You’ll Need: A full UK driving licence and access to reliable transport Good communication skills and the ability to build relationships A positive, can-do attitude Reliability, respect, and trustworthiness A genuine desire to improve the lives of others We provide industry-leading training and ongoing support to help you succeed as a Care Professional. All we ask is that you bring compassion, kindness, and a willingness to learn — we’ll invest in the rest. Additional InformationOnce you apply, you’ll receive an acknowledgement within 24 hours. We carefully review every application and, if we’re the right fit for each other, we’ll guide you through training and support you every step of the way. We look forward to meeting you. We are currently unable to provide sponsorships.