Ward Manager – CAMHS Eating Disorder Unit Lead

Jupiter Recruitment; Hove; On-site; GBP 52,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading health care provider in Hove is seeking a committed Ward Manager for a permanent full-time role. You will manage the operational delivery and quality of care to young people, provide leadership to the nursing team, and ensure adherence to best practices. The position offers a salary of £52,000 per annum, alongside generous benefits including 33 days annual leave, free meals, and career development opportunities. Ability to manage HR issues and an understanding of regulatory frameworks is essential.

Benefits

33 days annual leave

Free meals

Wellbeing support

Career development

Pension contribution

Life Assurance

Enhanced Maternity Package

Qualifications

• Experience from the NHS or private sector as a clinical and operational expert.
• Ability to oversee care delivery in line with best practices.
• Experience in managing performance measures related to People, Quality, and Finance.

Responsibilities

• Manage the operational delivery and quality of care to young people.
• Provide leadership to the nursing team alongside the multidisciplinary team.
• Plan staffing levels and undertake clinical ward-based audits.

Skills

CAMHS Eating Disorder experience

Excellent written and verbal communication

Understanding of regulatory frameworks

Experience in supervising practice

Knowledge of CQUIN and NICE guidance

Experience in managing HR issues

Understanding of budgets

Physically able to undertake training requirements

Job description

A leading health care provider in Hove is seeking a committed Ward Manager for a permanent full-time role. You will manage the operational delivery and quality of care to young people, provide leadership to the nursing team, and ensure adherence to best practices. The position offers a salary of £52,000 per annum, alongside generous benefits including 33 days annual leave, free meals, and career development opportunities. Ability to manage HR issues and an understanding of regulatory frameworks is essential.