Learning Disabilities Service Manager - Manchester / Rochdale (Permanent)
11 September by Job Advert : Puro Search
Job Location:
United Kingdom -England -North West England -Greater Manchester -Manchester
Salary:
£45,000 - £60,000/annum
Registered Manager – Learning Disabilities, Autism & Supported LivingLocation: Manchester & Rochdale, Greater Manchester REGISTERED MANAGER – ADULT SOCIAL CAREAre you an experienced Registered Manager, Service Manager, Care Home Manager, Supported Living Manager, Learning Disabilities Care Manager or Adult Social Care Manager looking for your next opportunity? We are looking for an experienced and ambitious Registered Manager to lead two small adult social care services supporting adults with learning disabilities and autism across Manchester and Rochdale. The role covers an established residential care home currently rated Requires Improvement and a newly registered supported living service preparing for its first CQC inspection. With Deputy Managers and Team Leaders already in place, this is a genuine senior management role focused on CQC compliance, quality improvement, safeguarding, leadership and service development — not covering the care rota. THE ROLEAs Registered Manager, you will:
WHO WE'RE LOOKING FORWe welcome applications from experienced:
You will have:
WHAT'S ON OFFER?
MAKE YOUR MARKThis is an opportunity to make a genuine difference. Take an existing residential care service from Requires Improvement to Good, establish a newly registered supported living service, develop your management team and help shape the future of two growing learning disability and autism services. If you're an experienced Registered Manager, Service Manager, Care Home Manager, Supported Living Manager or Learning Disabilities Care Manager ready for a new challenge, we'd like to hear from you. Apply with your CV today. Confidential enquiries are welcome. We aim to respond within one working day. Enhanced DBS required. We are committed to safeguarding adults at risk and promoting equality, diversity and inclusion. |