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Senior Staff Nurse
An amazing new job opportunity has arisen for a committed Clinical Lead Nurse to work in an exceptional care home based in the Telford, Shropshire area. You will be working for one of UK’s leading health care providers This care home provides the highest quality of residential and nursing care, delivered compassionately by highly experienced staff **To be considered for this position you must be qualified as a Registered Nurse with a current active NMC Pin** As the Clinical Lead your key responsibilities include:· Monitoring standards of care delivered to our residents· Ensuring all Day staff on your shift contributes to the best of their ability to the efficient running of the home· Ensuring resident needs are being met by interacting with them, resolving any problems where appropriate· Reporting any ill-health amongst residents and making requests for GP/Professional visits when needed· Preparing, updating and evaluating resident care plans general nursing work and personal care as appropriate· Administering prescribed medication and maintaining the necessary records as per company guidelines· Supporting registered care manager with auditing care plan documentation to ensure best practice· Attend relevant staff meetings· Advising the Registered Manager of any incidents/accidents· Ensuring there is a clear and concise handover at every shift· Complete supervisions and appraisals to ensure best practice is adhered to· Assist the Registered Care Manager with the responses to Provider audits in a timely manner The following skills and experience would be preferred and beneficial for the role:· Experience of managing a team ensuring all staff are effectively supervised appropriately and rotas are in place to enable the smooth, efficient running of the home· Experienced in quality and clinical governance programmes, including audit and care services· Experienced in producing well-developed care plans and detailed risk assessments, with an understanding of regulatory frameworks· Able to maintain accurate documentation and resident records whilst incorporating the use of modern technology· Confident in overseeing all aspects of medicine management on your shift in accordance with company policies and current legislation· Able to support, guide, teach and mentor others in line with the NMC Code, following its guidance at all times· Passionate about delivering great care and supporting the residents and their families The successful Clinical Lead will receive an excellent salary of £50,232 per annum. This exciting position is a permanent full time role for 40 hours a week working through days. Expected to cover the floor if required (capped at a maximum of 2 shifts). In return for your hard work and commitment you will receive the following generous benefits:· Excellent Induction· Free Learning and Development· Paid NMC membership fee· Workplace Pension· Access to childcare vouchers· A range of holiday, retail and leisure discounts· Refer a Friend bonus scheme Reference ID: 3385To apply for this fantastic job role, please call on 0121 638 0567 or send your CV to contact@jupiterrecruitment.co.uk ....Read more...
Senior RGN Nurse
An amazing new job opportunity has arisen for a committed Clinical Lead Nurse to work in an exceptional care home based in the Telford, Shropshire area. You will be working for one of UK’s leading health care providers This care home provides the highest quality of residential and nursing care, delivered compassionately by highly experienced staff **To be considered for this position you must be qualified as a Registered Nurse with a current active NMC Pin** As the Clinical Lead your key responsibilities include:· Monitoring standards of care delivered to our residents· Ensuring all Day staff on your shift contributes to the best of their ability to the efficient running of the home· Ensuring resident needs are being met by interacting with them, resolving any problems where appropriate· Reporting any ill-health amongst residents and making requests for GP/Professional visits when needed· Preparing, updating and evaluating resident care plans general nursing work and personal care as appropriate· Administering prescribed medication and maintaining the necessary records as per company guidelines· Supporting registered care manager with auditing care plan documentation to ensure best practice· Attend relevant staff meetings· Advising the Registered Manager of any incidents/accidents· Ensuring there is a clear and concise handover at every shift· Complete supervisions and appraisals to ensure best practice is adhered to· Assist the Registered Care Manager with the responses to Provider audits in a timely manner The following skills and experience would be preferred and beneficial for the role:· Experience of managing a team ensuring all staff are effectively supervised appropriately and rotas are in place to enable the smooth, efficient running of the home· Experienced in quality and clinical governance programmes, including audit and care services· Experienced in producing well-developed care plans and detailed risk assessments, with an understanding of regulatory frameworks· Able to maintain accurate documentation and resident records whilst incorporating the use of modern technology· Confident in overseeing all aspects of medicine management on your shift in accordance with company policies and current legislation· Able to support, guide, teach and mentor others in line with the NMC Code, following its guidance at all times· Passionate about delivering great care and supporting the residents and their families The successful Clinical Lead will receive an excellent salary of £50,232 per annum. This exciting position is a permanent full time role for 40 hours a week working through days. Expected to cover the floor if required (capped at a maximum of 2 shifts). In return for your hard work and commitment you will receive the following generous benefits:· Excellent Induction· Free Learning and Development· Paid NMC membership fee· Workplace Pension· Access to childcare vouchers· A range of holiday, retail and leisure discounts· Refer a Friend bonus scheme Reference ID: 3385To apply for this fantastic job role, please call on 0121 638 0567 or send your CV to contact@jupiterrecruitment.co.uk ....Read more...
Apprentice Registered Manager CYP Zenith Care Group
Regulatory: Comply with all regulatory requirements Ensure the Statement of Purpose accurately reflects the functions and activities of the home. Ensure the Statement of Purpose remains under review with all updates submitted to Ofsted in a timely manner Ensure staff understand their duties under the Quality Standards Monitor performance and practice to ensure these are met/exceeded Develop your staff team to prepare for Ofsted, Local Authority and Regulation 44 inspections/visits Manage the home during inspections in a calm, transparent manner Responsibilities towards workforce: Develop and manage your workforce to ensure they have the necessary skills to anticipate and meet the needs of your children Monitor performance and hold staff to account for their practice Manage rotas to ensure sufficient, appropriately skilled and knowledgeable staff are available for each shift Monitor staff attendance at and participation in training Maintain accurate training records, workforce development plan and personnel records reflect training Ensure staff are scheduled on training appropriately to maintain regulatory requirements Be available to staff to ensure they feel adequately supported to fulfil their role Challenge poor practice Provide supervision for senior staff and monitor and oversee their provision of supervision for carers Maintain all records required by the organisation and in order to meet regulatory requirements Report to the Responsible Individual ensuring they are kept appraised of all relevant matters in the home Ensure the home is a learning environment. Review significant events to identify all potential learning to develop care and staff skills Responsibilities towards children Ensure the home is warm and welcoming and that children feel able to contribute to the development of the facilities and environment Ensure children are safe in your home. Develop, lead and monitor staff and their safeguarding abilities Ensure children’s voices are heard and acted upon Ensure staff promote and uphold children’s rights Ensure staff know how to manage relationships between children and help them learn how to manage their own relationships To prepare for, attend and actively contribute to reviews any other meeting relating to children in your care During meetings, to appropriately challenge any decisions that you do not consider to be in the best interests of the child To advocate for the child and/or support the child to express their views and be heard Develop relationships with the child’s parents (where appropriate) and all other professionals involved with the child To challenge appropriately Personal: Demonstrate excellent management skills Demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills to lead and develop your team Take all opportunities to maintain your professional development using training, inquiries, research and development and events in the home Commit to completing QCF L5 Leadership in Residential Childcare within the required timescale Maintain professional relationships with staff Present a calm, authoritative demeanour at all times Training:Children, Young People and Families Manager Level 5. Over the course of 24-months (dependent upon the level of course an apprentice is being enrolled onto), you will study things such as the principles of healthcare and safeguarding, person-centred care & support, physiological measurements, basic life support, dementia, cognitive & mental health support, moving, handling and infection control, supporting daily living, lifespan development and healthcare needs, duty of care and legislation. Higher level courses go into more depth within different pathways such as dementia, learning disabilities and Autism, children & adolescent mental health, combined therapies, complex care, maternity, mental health, rehabilitation, substance misuse and acquired brain injury (these topics may differ) Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship programme, you will achieve a qualification and a TQUK Diploma in Care We and our employer partners are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults, so a DBS check will be required for this role To make you aware, this position is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and therefore all convictions, cautions and bind-overs, including those regarded as ‘spent’ must be declared, and you will be asked about these during the recruitment process Our delivery of training is through blended learning. Supported by one of our sector specialist tutors, they will deliver teaching sessions using various methods including face to face teaching, Skype, Facetime, telephone and peer virtual classroom whilst using our interactive multi-sensory teaching resources. Teaching sessions are normally bi-weekly or monthly, depending on the learner’s preferred learning style. Additionally, the tutor will provide the support required to ensure the learner enjoys and ultimately successfully achieves their goals and completes their training. We want learners to feel that our team are approachable at any stage of their learning journey You will initially take an online assessment that will help us to understand your learning style and needs, then we will tailor your learning experience accordingly. We ensure that you stay on track to complete your programme on time by managing your expectations through our state-of-the-art e-portfolio system. At the end of your programme, your learnt knowledge, skills and behaviours will be assessed by an independent assessor in your end point assessment (EPA) As part of the apprenticeship, alongside your job role, 20% of your time in work must be dedicated to developing new skills. This can be any time devoted to learning and improving new skills without interruption Training Outcome:Offer of a permanent position.Employer Description:Zenith is a registered residential child care companySkills: Communication skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Non judgemental,Patience ....Read more...
Deputy Manager
Tudor Employment Agency are currently recruiting for a Deputy Manager to work for our client based in Derby.The role of the Deputy Manager is to support and work alongside the Registered Manager of the Residential Children’s Home in efficiently co-managing the house budget, overseeing the development of staff and the young people in placement, formulating and updating placement plans, risk assessments and positive handling plans.The suitable candidate: Achieved Level 4 diploma in Children’s and Young People Workforce or transferable qualificationWorking towards or completed Level 5 diploma in Children’s and Young People workforceLeadership SkillsCurrent, clean UK driving licenceEnhanced DBSRight to Work in the UKTwo years previous experience in a supervisory roleExcellent organisational skills with the ability to plan and prioritise effectivelyEffective communication skills with the ability to Engage, Motivate and InspireResilienceFlexibilityCommitted to improving the lives of young peopleCognisant of both professional and personal boundaries and maintaining a professional working relationship when engaging with senior managers, staff and most importantly the young people in our care Duties: Ensure that you and the staff work in accordance with the Statement of Purpose and Function of the home, updating relevant Channels and Choices documents as directed by your managerDemonstrate effective leadership to direct and support the staff team to deliver person centred childcare working towards the best outcomes for each young personDemonstrate a working knowledge, implement, adhere to and give guidance to other staff on all relevant legislation for Children’s HomesDemonstrate a working knowledge and understanding of the Children’s Homes Regulations 2015, The Quality Care Standards and the SCCIF, under which each home is measured and judged against and promptly implement any recommendations or address requirements to improve the service after any Ofsted inspectionTo ensure that you and the staff team implement and adhere to Channels and Choices Safeguarding Policy, Working Together 2019 and Local Authority Safeguarding proceduresWork cohesively and in partnership with team members and other professionalsEnsure Local Authority Social Workers are notified of all significant events, incidents, important changes and physical interventions within 24 hoursEnsure that young people receive a sensitive residential service which best meets their individual social, racial, psychological, educational, cultural, physical identity and health care needsUndertake all administrative tasks necessary for the effective running of the home within Channels and Choices Policies and ProceduresEnsure that the home is fit for purpose by ensuring that Fire Regulations and Health and Safety Regulations are met, Quality Assurance and Regulation 44 Reports action points are addressed promptlySupporting the Manager in the performance and development of staff by conducting regular supervisions and annual appraisal processParticipate effectively in the on-call duty systemComplete appropriate training within the required timeframes, ensuring that an up-to-date training record is maintainedUndertaking other duties as may be deemed appropriate from time to time Additional Responsibility - Designated Safeguarding Lead: Ensure that all safeguarding and child protection issues concerning children and vulnerable adults who take part in your organisations activities are responded to appropriately through policies, procedures and administrative systemsEnsure that everyone working or volunteering with or for children and vulnerable adults at your organisation understands the child protection procedures and knows what to do if they have concerns about a child’s welfare.Ensure children and vulnerable adults who are involved in activities at your organisation and their parents know who they can talk to if they have a welfare concern and understand what action the organisation will take in responseReceive and record information from anyone who has concerns about a child and vulnerable adult who takes part in your organisation’s activities.Take the lead on responding to information that may constitute a child protection concern to include:Assessing and clarifying the information making referrals to statutory organisations as appropriateConsulting with and informing the relevant members of the organisation’s management following the organisation’s safeguarding policy and proceduresStore and retain child protection record’s according to legal requirements and the organisation’s safeguarding policy and proceduresConsult the NSPCC Helpline when support is needed, by calling 0808 800 5000 or emailing help@nspcc.org.ukLiaise with, pass on information to and receive information from statutory child protection agencies such as: The local authority child protection services the police and making formal referrals to agencies when necessaryReport regularly to the management committee on issues relating to safeguarding and child protection, to ensure that child protection is seen as a priority issueBe familiar with and work within inter-agency child protection procedures developed by the local child protection agenciesBe familiar with issues relating to child protection and abuse and keep up to date with new developments in this area. FGM, CSE, County Lines and RadicalisationAttend regular training in issues relevant to child protection and share knowledge from that training with everyone who works or volunteers with or for children and vulnerable adults at your organisation Attend team meetings, supervision sessions and management meetings as arrangedWork flexibly as may be required and carry out any other reasonable duties Hours of Work: Monday – Sunday inclusive based on x3 (9:00am-5:00pm office hours) and x1 - 24-hour shift (08:00am - 11:00pm inclusive of sleeps) with a 30-minute hand over the next day (08:00am-08.30am)Salary: £38,712 per annum plus and overtime rate payable upon completion of 201.5 monthly working hours.In order to be considered for this position or to obtain further information please contact the Health & Social Care Team on 01922 725445 option 5 or ext 1003 or email samantha@tudoremployment.co.ukAlternatively, please submit your CV to care@tudoremployment.co.uk or Register Online - https://tinyurl.com/TEAHSCREG0 ....Read more...
Deputy Manager - Derby
Tudor Employment Agency are currently recruiting for a Deputy Manager to work for our client based in Derby.The role of the Deputy Manager is to support and work alongside the Registered Manager of the Residential Children’s Home in efficiently co-managing the house budget, overseeing the development of staff and the young people in placement, formulating and updating placement plans, risk assessments and positive handling plans.The suitable candidate: Achieved Level 4 diploma in Children’s and Young People Workforce or transferable qualificationWorking towards or completed Level 5 diploma in Children’s and Young People workforceLeadership SkillsCurrent, clean UK driving licenceEnhanced DBSRight to Work in the UKTwo years previous experience in a supervisory roleExcellent organisational skills with the ability to plan and prioritise effectivelyEffective communication skills with the ability to Engage, Motivate and InspireResilienceFlexibilityCommitted to improving the lives of young peopleCognisant of both professional and personal boundaries and maintaining a professional working relationship when engaging with senior managers, staff and most importantly the young people in our care Duties: Ensure that you and the staff work in accordance with the Statement of Purpose and Function of the home, updating relevant Channels and Choices documents as directed by your managerDemonstrate effective leadership to direct and support the staff team to deliver person centred childcare working towards the best outcomes for each young personDemonstrate a working knowledge, implement, adhere to and give guidance to other staff on all relevant legislation for Children’s HomesDemonstrate a working knowledge and understanding of the Children’s Homes Regulations 2015, The Quality Care Standards and the SCCIF, under which each home is measured and judged against and promptly implement any recommendations or address requirements to improve the service after any Ofsted inspectionTo ensure that you and the staff team implement and adhere to Channels and Choices Safeguarding Policy, Working Together 2019 and Local Authority Safeguarding proceduresWork cohesively and in partnership with team members and other professionalsEnsure Local Authority Social Workers are notified of all significant events, incidents, important changes and physical interventions within 24 hoursEnsure that young people receive a sensitive residential service which best meets their individual social, racial, psychological, educational, cultural, physical identity and health care needsUndertake all administrative tasks necessary for the effective running of the home within Channels and Choices Policies and ProceduresEnsure that the home is fit for purpose by ensuring that Fire Regulations and Health and Safety Regulations are met, Quality Assurance and Regulation 44 Reports action points are addressed promptlySupporting the Manager in the performance and development of staff by conducting regular supervisions and annual appraisal processParticipate effectively in the on-call duty systemComplete appropriate training within the required timeframes, ensuring that an up-to-date training record is maintainedUndertaking other duties as may be deemed appropriate from time to time Additional Responsibility - Designated Safeguarding Lead: Ensure that all safeguarding and child protection issues concerning children and vulnerable adults who take part in your organisations activities are responded to appropriately through policies, procedures and administrative systemsEnsure that everyone working or volunteering with or for children and vulnerable adults at your organisation understands the child protection procedures and knows what to do if they have concerns about a child’s welfare.Ensure children and vulnerable adults who are involved in activities at your organisation and their parents know who they can talk to if they have a welfare concern and understand what action the organisation will take in responseReceive and record information from anyone who has concerns about a child and vulnerable adult who takes part in your organisation’s activities.Take the lead on responding to information that may constitute a child protection concern to include:Assessing and clarifying the information making referrals to statutory organisations as appropriateConsulting with and informing the relevant members of the organisation’s management following the organisation’s safeguarding policy and proceduresStore and retain child protection record’s according to legal requirements and the organisation’s safeguarding policy and proceduresConsult the NSPCC Helpline when support is needed, by calling 0808 800 5000 or emailing help@nspcc.org.ukLiaise with, pass on information to and receive information from statutory child protection agencies such as: The local authority child protection services the police and making formal referrals to agencies when necessaryReport regularly to the management committee on issues relating to safeguarding and child protection, to ensure that child protection is seen as a priority issueBe familiar with and work within inter-agency child protection procedures developed by the local child protection agenciesBe familiar with issues relating to child protection and abuse and keep up to date with new developments in this area. FGM, CSE, County Lines and RadicalisationAttend regular training in issues relevant to child protection and share knowledge from that training with everyone who works or volunteers with or for children and vulnerable adults at your organisation Attend team meetings, supervision sessions and management meetings as arrangedWork flexibly as may be required and carry out any other reasonable duties Hours of Work: Monday – Sunday inclusive based on x3 (9:00am-5:00pm office hours) and x1 - 24-hour shift (08:00am - 11:00pm inclusive of sleeps) with a 30-minute hand over the next day (08:00am-08.30am)Salary: £38,712 per annum plus and overtime rate payable upon completion of 201.5 monthly working hours.In order to be considered for this position or to obtain further information please contact the Health & Social Care Team on 01922 725445 option 5 or ext 1003 or email samantha@tudoremployment.co.ukAlternatively, please submit your CV to care@tudoremployment.co.uk or Register Online - https://tinyurl.com/TEAHSCREG0 ....Read more...
Apprentice Nursery Assistant
Understand and be committed to safeguarding and whistle blowing and to put the safety and welfare of the children first Treat each child as a unique individual and to ensure that every child is valued and cherished as an individual and that their developmental needs are met Be a proactive member of staff who provides a safe stimulating and inclusive environment and are supported and encouraged to achieve their full potential Provide a welcoming environment for all nursery users Maintain confidentiality about all issues related to children and their families, safeguarding and GDPR policies Ensure that the nursery is supportive of the EYFS and activities promote the children’s learning and development needs Work with parents, carers and all relevant stakeholders to ensure that all children are treated with equal respect Be welcoming and fully accepting of any children, parents or carers with additional needs or requirements Provide a warm, safe, welcoming and stimulating environment for the children in accordance with the policies and procedures of the nursery Be responsible for ensuring that the children’s environment is safe and hygienic Keep detailed and accurate records, including progress reports, observations and accident/incidents reports on the children as required by the policies and procedures Be an effective key person to those children assigned to you and to take on other assigned responsibilities Ensure that opportunities for learning and play outdoors are taken and to have suitable outdoor clothing to play in all weathers Promote health and wellbeing including the benefits of healthy eating, exercise and personal hygiene Wherever possible be aware of the emotional and welfare needs of your colleagues and take these into consideration or bring them to the attention of a more senior member of staff Ensure you always act professionally and set the best example possible with regard to office politics and diffusing gossip and taking any matters to management as necessary You must be committed to providing the highest standard of care at all times You must be committed to undertake further training and attend additional courses to constantly improve your skills and update your knowledge to allow you to do your job well You must be committed to continuous professional self-development, and you must be willing to carry out the study, reading and research required for you to do your job to the best of your ability. This should include nursery practice, activities and developmental stages relevant to your age group as well as the skills required for all modern nursery practitioners to ensure inclusion and the care of children with special educational needs You must be committed to the nursery always acting in a professional manner and respecting the ethos of the nursery and upholding its good name whilst at work and outside of work You must understand, follow, and contribute to the execution, monitoring and review of all policies and procedures of the nursery and strive at all times to work towards continuous improvement and excellence You must understand the respect and need for consistency of care for the children. This includes reporting for work on time, maintaining regular attendance You may be required to attend meetings outside of nursery hours, these may include staff meetings and parents’ evenings, or special events as required. This is an essential and mandatory part of your role, but consideration will be made to outside commitments where possible You may be required to provide staff cover within the group. This is an essential and mandatory part of your role, but consideration will be made to travelling in terms of time and cost Training: Level 2 Early Years Practitioner Apprenticeship Standard Functional skills in maths and English (if required) All training will be delivered on-line with 1:1 tutor support and independent learning Delivered via live Zoom meetings, days to be discussed Training Outcome: Possibility of securing a permanent position within the nursery on completion of the apprenticeship programme and progression to a level 3 qualification. Employer Description:Pebbles Day Nursery has been part of Naturally Curious Childcare since 2011. Currently we can look after children from three months until they leave for school after their fourth birthday. We have three main playrooms at the setting, including baby unit. Pebbles Day Nursery follows the Curiosity Approach method of teaching and learning, the nursery is filled with open end resources to inspire and make little minds inquisitive to the wider world. The homely 12 place baby room is fully equipped to deal with everything the under twos can (quite literally at times) throw at us. With staff ratios of 3:1 it’s a safe and peaceful environment that enables learning opportunities and positive relationships for all. Practitioners use what they have known about the children to plan learning invitations to entice your children covering all areas of learning such as adventurous play promoting physical development, personal, social and emotional development plus the skills to stay safe and manage appropriate risks. Provocations are provided to encourage learning opportunities and extend the children’s knowledge and understanding. Resources and equipment are often changed to promote curiosity and imagination to explore the environment around them becoming confident little people. We love to get creative with a wide range of paints, sand, water and other art materials so please dress your child for mess on a nursery day. School readiness is a key part in our early year’s environment - school readiness is known as something that a child should be achieving before starting reception. As early years educators we have an important role to play in supporting and promoting school readiness and transitions. Sometimes we feel pressure to get our children 'school ready' but most children will gain the important characteristics and skills to transaction to school within our approach. It's not all about writing their names or counting up to 10 but providing children with confidence and high self-esteem which is embedded in them through allowing them to lead their own play, become engaged, ask questions, build friendships, investigate and become independent. Do they understand how to stay safe? What acceptable behaviour is? Do they understand their actions have consequences? Will they take turns and share with one another? Can they actively learn, confidently share ideas and critically think? These are some of the vital skills that will ensure your children progress well at school and become confident learners. We, of course cover areas such as literacy and maths but in an interesting, inspiring way. Our children are all amazing, unique and individual people, so let’s allow them to learn in their own way empowering them to be creative and confident little people. Meals are enjoyed together providing socialisation and communication amongst all the children and adults. Children are encouraged to be independent, setting the table, dishing out their food and passing items along the table for their friends. Sharing foods socially with friends is an ideal way to introduce children to healthy ways of eating, and such situations will be all the more successful if the children are free to choose and access the food independently. Social learning happens throughout our meals times as children learn new vocabulary and practice skills such as turn taking, waiting and sharing.Working Hours :Monday to Friday. Total 38 hours to include 6 hours towards your dedicated learning.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Number skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness,Reliable,Flexible ....Read more...