Nurse

Sophie Bell & Associates; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Sophie Bell & Associates in London is seeking an experienced Registered Manager with active NMC registration to lead its complex community healthcare service. The role focuses on delivering safe, effective care for children and young adults in family settings, with a Paediatric nursing background preferred.

You will assume full managerial and operational responsibility for CQC compliance, leading specialist nurses and care coordinators, and partnering with senior management to boost performance

Qualifications

• Active NMC registration is essential.
• Experience managing complex community healthcare services.
• Ability to collaborate with commissioning teams, local authorities and NHS ICBs.
• Valid UK driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Lead a team of specialist case management nurses and Care Coordinators to deliver safe, effective care.
• Oversee compliance with CQC regulatory responsibilities.
• Collaborate with senior management to drive business performance and development opportunities.
• Manage complex care delivery within community healthcare settings.

Skills

NMC registration

Paediatric nursing background

Leadership/management

CQC compliance

UK driving licence

Education

Paediatric nurse background

Job description

Registered Manager – NMC registration essential

London

Salary - £65,000

Full Time - Hybrid

We are seeking an experienced Registered Manager, with active nursing registration (Nursing & Midwifery Council), to lead our Clients complex community service.

They specialise in providing complex clinical healthcare to children and young adults within community settings, supporting families to stay together within the family home. Relevant Paediatric Nurse background would be ideal.

The Registered Manager will hold full managerial and operational responsibility for all elements of the CQC to ensure it meets the needs of the clients and its regulatory responsibilities to a consistently high standard. You will lead a team of specialist case management nurses and Care Coordinators to prioritise the delivery of safe, effective, and compassionate care, as well as work with senior management to drive business performance and development opportunities.

Essentially you will be a motivated, focused, friendly and a positive individual with a demonstrable knowledge and experience in the management of complex care delivery within community healthcare settings and working closely with commissioning teams, including local authorities and NHS ICBs. You will also need a valid UK driving licence.