Registered Manager (Learning Disabilities/Challenging Behaviour)

Domus have a fantastic opportunity for a Registered Manager to join a leading Health and Social Care provider. This is an exciting opportunity to really make a difference to the quality of the support they provide at one of the residential provisions on the outskirts of Exeter, Devon. In this vital role, you will be expected to manage a multi-disciplinary team supporting residents with a learning disability and behaviours that challenge. They are looking for an individual with proven leadership skills who has managed large teams and challenging services before. They are paying £35,000 for the successful candidate. Role Responsibility Managing all aspects of running the home including supervision of staff, rotas, care planning, quality assurance, training, budget management, finances and management of medication. Ensuring adherence to all CQC fundamental standards. Communicating effectively to both internal and external stakeholders Training, developing and motivating staff through example and attention to good working practice. The Ideal Candidate CQC and quality assurance experience as there will be a requirement to be a CQC Registered Manager for the service. Will have experience in maintaining and developing good commissioner relationships. Excellent written and spoken communication skills. Experience of managing challenging services previously. If you are interested in the above position call James on 01628 630104 or email an up to date CV to james.dolandomusrecruitment.com quoting the reference JD-RM-9102. ?As part of our continual pursuit of quality candidates we appreciate and reward candidate recommendations from you if we successfully secure them a position. We will reward you with £250 if you recommend a new candidate to us who is not already registered and we secure them a role for a minimum of 1 month.? Key words: Registered Manager, challenging behaviour, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, CQC, Health and Social Care, South West. Management, Learning Disabilities