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An established industry player is seeking a Clinical Training Manager to lead the development and delivery of clinical training programs across England. This pivotal role requires a qualified Adult Nurse with a passion for education and a commitment to enhancing clinical standards. You will work closely with Home Managers and clinical teams, ensuring that training is not only compliant but also impactful. With a focus on continuous improvement and professional development, this is a unique opportunity to influence the future of care delivery in a values-driven organization. If you thrive in a dynamic environment and are eager to make a difference, we want to hear from you!
Tide Partnership are proud to be working with a leading health and social care provider to recruit a Clinical Nurse Training Manager. This is a fantastic opportunity for a qualified Nurse with a passion for clinical education to join a values-driven organisation that places learning and development at the heart of high-quality care.
As a national role, this position will require regular travel across England, working with Home Managers and frontline clinical teams to deliver training that’s not only compliant, but impactful. If you’re a strong communicator, love being hands-on, and want to shape the future of clinical standards across services – we’d love to hear from you.
Reporting to the Group Head of Learning & Development, you’ll lead the development, delivery, and evaluation of clinical, statutory, and mandatory training programmes across the organisation. You’ll also play a key role in supporting Home Trainers, guiding newly qualified and international nurses, and promoting a culture of continuous learning.
This is a varied, fast-paced position where you’ll balance hands-on course delivery with the strategic design of clinical training pathways. You’ll be the go-to subject matter expert for clinical L&D and have a real influence on how care is delivered nationwide.
This is a national role. Regular travel across England is required, with occasional overnight stays. A driving licence and access to your own vehicle is essential.