Location: Ideally based in the South East/South West England e.g. Bromley, Romsey, Banbury, Cheltenham, Bristol - regular travel to our services in these locations will be required Salary: £55,597 per annum + Benefits
Make a Lasting Difference in Social Care At Leonard Cheshire, we believe in creating a society where every individual can live, learn and work as independently as they choose. Leading improvement initiatives across a portfolio of social care services in this role, youll contribute to enhancing the quality, performance and sustainability of our services across England and Wales.
Covering South East/South West England however, travel may also include other regions across England dependent on the need within our Services.
Key Responsibilities Support and develop Service Managers to improve performance and quality.
Lead service improvement and turnaround initiatives.
Deliver quality, compliance, financial and safety objectives.
Drive efficiencies and best practice to improve outcomes.
Support budget delivery, reduce agency costs and strengthen workforce stability.
Provide leadership that promotes accountability and continuous improvement.
Lead or support safeguarding and regulatory improvement actions.
Embed the principles of "Right Care, Right Support, Right Culture."
Build strong relationships with commissioners, regulators and key stakeholders.
About You With a proven track record of delivering service improvements and operational excellence within budget and across multiple sites, you'll have a strong understanding of social care regulations and policy, excellent stakeholder management, leadership, coaching and mentoring abilities.
Essential Requirements Significant senior leadership experience in social care
Relevant professional and/or management qualification
Proven experience delivering service improvement and turnaround programmes.
Proficient in Microsoft Office and other IT systems.
Passion for improving outcomes for disabled people.
Regular UK travel/ overnight stays are required to support services on-site.
Desirable Requirements Qualification in Social Care Management.
Strong professional network within the social care sector.
Why Join Leonard Cheshire? This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of disabled people every day and be part of a values-driven organisation committed to inclusion, innovation and continuous improvement.
We offer 33 days holiday per annum (25 + 8 bank holidays) increasing 1 day per year to a maximum of 38 days
Competitive pension scheme, life assurance and income protection.
Private health insurance or Cash Health Plan.
Enhanced family-friendly leave and pay.
Learning and development opportunities, including apprenticeships and qualifications.
Health and wellbeing support, including an Employee Assistance Programme.
Flexible benefits, including buy/sell holiday and Cycle to Work scheme.
Free Blue Light Card and employee discounts.
Financial wellbeing tools, including early access to earned pay.
Long service awards and travel support options.
Our values at Leonard Cheshire Positive - warm and empathetic, we always look to progress and improve. Proud - strong-willed and spirited, we are firm in our beliefs. Pioneering - confident and imaginative, we are creative change makers.
Leonard Cheshire welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We actively encourage applications from people with a disability, supporting where possible your requirements for reasonable adjustments.
Apply today and help shape the future of social care at Leonard Cheshire.
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At Leonard Cheshire, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer dedicated to making a meaningful impact in social care. Our inclusive work culture fosters innovation and continuous improvement, providing employees with extensive learning and development opportunities, competitive benefits, and a supportive environment that values every individual's contribution. Join us in the South East/South West England and be part of a team that champions independence and quality of life for disabled people.
