We are currently recruiting for an Interim Regional Director based in the South of England.
The inital contract is 2-3 Months.
Key Responsibilities: - Lead and manage a network of care homes and services across the south of England ensuring exceptional levels of care are consistently delivered.
- Develop and implement strategic initiatives to drive quality improvement, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency.
- Maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, including external regulatory bodies, local authorities, and families of residents.
- Oversee the preparation for and management of regulatory inspections (CQC, local authorities, etc.), ensuring readiness and optimal outcomes.
- Provide leadership and support to local management teams, ensuring they are empowered, equipped, and motivated to deliver outstanding care.
- Drive performance management, ensuring continuous improvement in care quality, safety, and resident satisfaction.
- Manage budgets and resources effectively to maximise efficiency and ensure financial sustainability of the services within the region.
Key Skills & Experience:- Proven experience as a Regional Director or in a senior leadership role within elderly care or residential care services.
- Active nursing pin is advantageous.
- In-depth knowledge of CQC regulations and other relevant care standards for elderly care settings.
- Previous success in improving care quality, compliance, and operational performance across multiple services.
- Strong leadership, team management, and coaching skills with a focus on staff development and retention.
- Excellent communication, relationship-building, and stakeholder engagement skills.
- Ability to manage complex situations and make decisions under pressure.
- A passion for enhancing the lives of individuals and ensuring they receive the highest level of care and dignity.
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