Deputy Care Home Manager Nmc Registered Job In Southampton

Deputy Manager, Salary: £49,920pa An exciting full-time position has come up for an experienced NMC registered Deputy Manager (Clinical Manager) for a 63 bed care home in Southampton caring for people with complex neurodegenerative and mental health needs. The Deputy Manager (Clinical Manager) will lead the team in ensuring the delivery of person-centred care for each of the residents, ensuring that care is assessed and planned in a way that promotes the principles of optimising quality of life and a strengths-based approach. Responsibilities:

• Provide effective leadership and management to staff which promotes high performance standards both individually and as a team
• Ensure the nursing team assess, plan, implement and evaluate individual care plans involving other relevant agencies as appropriate
• Undertake pre-admission assessments and feedback to referrals and placement team as appropriate. Take responsibility for the planning for new admissions
• To act as an expert practitioner within the team offering support and guidance to team colleagues as appropriate
• Liaise with external professionals, individuals and families as required to ensure that the needs of the residents are reviewed regularly
• Be involved with the recruitment, selection and deployment of staff
• Line manage all clinical staff and ensuring that the services are of a standard which meet and exceed standards set by regulatory bodies, including the CQC Standards (KLOE), NICE standards, NMC guidelines and other contractual obligations

• About You (Essential):

• NMC Registered Nurse
• Demonstrate knowledge and experience of complex and high-risk cases and the ability to manage them effectively
• Ability to communicate effectively both in writing and orally, complex matters using appropriate methods to a wide spectrum of people including staff and residents
• Ability to effectively lead the clinical team providing management, supervision and support as required
• Ability to motivate both staff and residents
• Demonstrate understanding of key legislative and other frameworks e.g. Mental Health Act, Health & Safety Act, Safeguarding & Adult Protection, Equal Opportunities and their implications for practice
• Strong awareness of personal and professional boundaries
• Respect for residents and a genuine enthusiasm for working with people with complex needs.
• Able to attend and participate in all statutory & mandatory training events to enhance continued professional development