Head of Quality and Continuous Improvement - Widnes, United Kingdom - Community Integrated Care

Community Integrated Care

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Widnes, United Kingdom

4 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

What makes Community Integrated Care a great place to work:

One of the UK's largest and most successful social care charities, Community Integrated Care, is looking for a talented and ambitious Head of Quality and Continuous
to join its Quality team.

What is The Deal for you?
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Flexibility You can work this role from home, or from any one of our regional offices within England or Scotland and hybrid working is an option. You'll be prepared to travel nationally across the business and to visit our office in Widnes when required. We are happy to discuss flexible working and as standard we offer a 4 day week - you can work your full time hours over 5 days, or over 4 days and have a 3 day weekend.
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Competitive Salary: £55,000 - £60,000 per annum (dependent upon experience)
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Car Allowance: £5,000 per annum

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Pension: contributory pension scheme

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Benefits:Life Assurance benefit, retail discounts, holiday discounts, cycle to work scheme and travel discounts through our benefits app
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Best Lives Possible: You'll be working for an award-winning charity who is passionate about ensuring our colleagues and the people we support lead the best lives possible
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Development: We'll work with you to develop your career or to learn and experience new things. We're passionate about developing our people
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Support: We've got a great Employee Assistance Programme and wellbeing partner and a number of other fantastic wellbeing support initiatives for colleagues.

Who you'll be supporting & more about the role:

Ideal for someone with passion and drive to lead our Quality and Assurance teams, and the goal of working in a values led, purpose-driven organisation.

As part of our Senior Leadership Team this role leads the development and delivery of effective audit and quality assurance activity across the charity to drive continuous improvement and regulatory compliance that reflects best practice.

Lead and direct effective inspection activity across the charity to provide ongoing and robust scrutiny of the provision of health and social care in all services to ensure a high standard of service delivery that enables the people we support to lead the
best life possible for all people supported by Community Integrated Care.

Day to Day
You will lead the quality assurance and continuous improvement for the charity, owning all quality related policies, processes, and controls to deliver a high a performing service

You will:

Identify, plan and deliver thematic reviews.
Work with key partners across support services to develop quality assurance processes.
Play an active role in the charity's strategic programmes.
Set national standards & expectations for quality.
Strategy and audit tool development
Develop quality improvement initiatives with partners across support services.
Set quality standards and accountabilities.
Provide effective matrix management.
Provide oversight of compliance
Design and deliver thematic audit & reviews.
Lead quality interventions in/with support services.
Support Nominated Individual activity.
Develop and evaluate effectiveness of Quality Improvement tools.
Undertake reviews, investigations, and appreciative enquiries of major incidents.
Provide matrix and peer leadership to quality operations.
Lead a team of quality colleagues.
Design and monitor the delivery of an annual audit plan
Provide additional specialist support at the agreement of the Chief Quality and Risk Officer
Health & Safety Management
Provide advice and support on quality and risk matters.
Provide safeguarding advice. Monitor, lead and report on continuous improvement activity.

About the Charity
Community Integrated Care delivers specialist care and support to almost 4000 people across England and Scotland.

Our mission is to campaign for a better social care sector, built on fair funding and fair pay for our frontline carers, and to enable people to lead The Best Life Possible.

Your values:

Confident decision maker, a leader of people, and a strong influencer.
Ability to manage complex quality problems: identifying trends and root causes, developing solutions, and tracking and monitoring the efficacy of those solutions.
Able to develop and build sound working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
Excellent analytical skills.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Strategic thinking, and problemsolving skills.
Exceptional leadership and communication abilities
Ability to easily adjust to changing circumstances or requirements
Working with multiple stakeholders, managing competing commitments and deadlines.

Skills and Experience

Qualification in health and social care
Deep sector knowledge of health and social care legislation, contractual frameworks, and practice and experience of leading quality assurance systems and processes
Senior management experie