Health & Justice Inspector

Care Quality Commission; Greater London; On-site; GBP 39,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Homeworking allowance

Job summary

Care Quality Commission is recruiting a Health and Justice Inspector to join the Health and Justice Inspection Team, supporting joint inspections within the criminal justice system.

In this role you will lead inspections of health and social care settings, prepare clear, evidence-based reports and work with internal and external partners, travelling to a variety of locations.

Qualifications

• Experience of using data and information systems to inform your work.
• Experience in leading inspections of health or social care settings.
• Ability to prepare clear and accurate inspection reports.
• Willingness to travel to a variety of locations.

Responsibilities

• Lead inspections of health and social care settings in the criminal justice system.
• Contribute to joint inspection reports and publications.
• Communicate findings to internal and external partners.
• Collaborate with the multiagency inspection team and travel as needed.

Skills

Data analysis

Inspection leadership

Report writing

Stakeholder communication

Job description

Grade B - £39,390 (National Framework) or £44,792 (London Framework – if you are London office based or homebased and live within the boundary of the M25) – There is also an additional homeworking allowance of £529per annum for those working from home

Contracted Hours: Full time 37 hours per week

Contract Type: 12 Month Secondment Opportunity

Closing date: Extended to 7th November 2024 @23:59

Please note that should you be successful during the shortlisting stage the assessment process will begin from 10th October 2024.

Why this could be a great role for you…

An exciting opportunity for a Health and JusticeInspector has arisen within our Health and Justice Inspection Team, supporting the joint inspections within the criminal justice system alongside HMI Prisons, Ofsted, HMI Probation, and HMI Constabulary and other inspection programmes.

Based in our Multiagency Operations, the Health and Justice Team inspect health and care services in prisons, immigration removal centres (IRCs), youth offending institutions (YOI), secure training centres, police custody and community-based youth offending teams. As a Health and Justice Inspector, your findings from these inspections contribute to joint reports and are published as well as being shared with government departments.

What You Will Bring…

To succeed you will be passionate about putting people who use services at the centre of your work. You will need experience of using data and information systems to inform your work. You will be experienced in leading inspections of health or social care settings. In an exciting, unpredictable environment you will need to be confident, flexible and willing to travel to a variety of locations. You must be able to prepare clear and accurate inspection reports and adept at communicating with both internal and external partners.

You’ll need to have some knowledge, expertise and experience of the delivery of health and social care services in criminal justice settings. You should enjoy building and developing working relationships both internally and externally, working on site as a member of a co-ordinated inspection team, sharing evidence and contributing to the writing and publication of a single joint inspection report.

You must be computer literate and confident at articulating coherent rationales for action based on robust evidence both written and verbally.

Most of all you will be enthusiastic, motivated and willing to work collaboratively as part of the wider health and justice inspection team.

Of course, you will live our vision, objectives and values in everything you do.

Individual adjustments

We are committed to being open and transparent around our processes and we endeavour to offer every candidate the opportunity to perform at their best throughout the recruitment process. We seek to support candidates to identify potential challenges and work with them to identify and facilitate reasonable adjustments as appropriate. Should you require assistance and/or would like to request a reasonable adjustment at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact a member of the team via email: [e-mail]

Note For Internal Candidates

As this is a secondment/fixed term opportunity it is important that you read our recruitment and selection policy relating to secondments and you must discuss your application with your line manager before applying. Your line manager will need to consider the implications of the release, agree whether you can be released for a specific time and that the secondment represents a development opportunity/meets business needs.

CQC is committed to promoting a fair and inclusive workplace where all our people can flourish and reach their full potential. We know diverse teams allow for a more creative and productive environment and therefore encourage applications from everyone regardless of: age, gender/sex, gender identity or expression, religion or belief, disability, ethnicity or sexual orientation.

Please note this role is subject to a satisfactory DBS check

For an informal discussion or further information on the role, please contact Anna Cowley, Health & Justice Inspection Manager at [e-mail]

Our Values

• Excellence – Meeting our challenge to be a high-performing organisation
• Caring – Treating everyone with dignity and respect
• Integrity – Demonstrating our passion for ‘doing the right thing’
• Teamwork – Enabling us to be the best we can