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Lotus Care Services in the Midlands region is seeking a proactive manager to lead and support staff delivering high-quality services to people with intellectual disabilities. You will oversee Personal Plans, review progress, and coordinate with families and partner organisations.
The role requires CORU registration progress, Level 7 qualification in Social Care, at least 3 years in a supervisory role, and strong knowledge of HIQA standards.
Currently operating a number of residential centres across the Midlands Lotus Care provides a range of respite, residential and support services to children and adults with intellectual disabilities, creating homely, comfortable and supportive environments within the local community. We aim to empower people with the necessary skills to live full and satisfying lives as equal citizens of their local communities.
Since the establishment of our first residential home in 2023, Lotus Care has experienced an exciting period of growth, now employing over 200 staff. Our continued growth reflects the dedication of our teams and our commitment to delivering high- quality, person-centred support.
We are also incredibly proud to have been nominated in the 2026 Athlone Business Awards for Employer of the Year and the Diversity, Equality & Inclusion Award -recognition that reflects the culture we strive to build every day.
Reporting to: Senior Services Manager
Job Type: Full-Time, Monday to Friday (some on call as required)
Working Week: 40 hours a week
Location of Work: Midlands Region
Salary negotiable depending on qualifications and experience
23 days' Annual Leave
Company Pension Scheme
Annual bonus
Employee of the Month Scheme
CPD Support
Refer a Friend Scheme
On-going mentoring and support
Employee Assistance Programme
Lead and support staff in delivering high-quality services for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Oversee and implement each person's Personal Plan through regular reviews.
Liaise with families, schools, and day programme staff to ensure continuity of support.
Support the PIC in ensuring compliance with HIQA regulations and standards.
Ensure delivery of appropriate, person-centred care and support for daily living activities.
Manage key operational areas including safety, risk, finances, transport, and rosters.
Provide leadership, supervision, and performance management for assigned staff.
Support staff development through training, personal development planning, and reviews.
Keep records and databases up to date, including monitoring and auditing processes.
Act as a point of contact for the service, addressing queries professionally and promptly.
Previous Experience in the ID Sector
Minimum of a Level 7 degree in Social Care or equivalent.
Minimum 3 years' experience in a management/supervisory role
In the process of CORU registration
Knowledge of HIQA standards and regulations
Garda Vetting/Police Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid work permit with the right to work in Ireland.