Your Nurse is looking for reliable, compassionate and experienced Pediatric Nurse/Children nurse to join our agency team and work flexible shifts across NHS and healthcare settings.

Location: Leeds/Bradford/Halifax/Calderdale What We Offer Competitive rates of pay Flexible and regular shifts including Nights/LDs Opportunities to work across a range of NHS healthcare settings Support from our experienced recruitment team Opportunities to develop your clinical experience Training and professional development opportunities The Role As a Registered Nurse, you will provide safe, effective and person-centred care while working as part of a professional healthcare team.

Key responsibilities include: Providing high-quality nursing care in line with care plans and clinical requirements. Monitoring patients and responding appropriately to changes in their condition. Administering medication and treatments safely. Maintaining accurate and confidential clinical records. Following safeguarding, infection control, health and safety and clinical governance procedures. Working effectively with the wider multidisciplinary team. Escalating concerns or changes in a patient's condition appropriately.

About You Valid RCN NMC registration and Right to work in UK Minimum 6 months' NHS nursing experience . Relevant nursing qualifications and clinical experience. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Reliable, professional and compassionate approach to patient care. Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Good understanding of safeguarding, confidentiality and professional standards.

Commitment to delivering safe, high-quality patient care. Apply today to join Your Nurse and access flexible and ongoing NHS locum nursing opportunities

NMC and HCPC professionals eligible to apply. What is on offer as a PIP Disability Assessor? - Excellent starting salary at £42,000pa - Monday to Friday working hours - Full time and part time available (4 or 5 days per week available) - Holsworthy based when working on-site - 25 days annual leave 8 bank holidays the ability to buy or sell 5 more days pension - Hybrid/home working available - NMC or HCPC fees paid for and CPD revalidation support provided What does the PIP Disability Assessor role involve?

The PIP Disability Assessor role will involve you carrying out 3 client assessments per day. A typical day will see you carry out telephone, video or face-to-face assessments to understand how a person's disability or health condition affects their daily life. You'll listen to their experiences, ask questions and use your insights to produce a factual report to help the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) determine their eligibility for benefits.

That's the good news; the DWP make the final decision, you don't. Your role is to gather information and produce the report. This is an exceptional opportunity to work with a well-established, people focussed organisation.

You'll receive outstanding training and support to ensure you are the best you can be in your new Disability Assessor role! What we look for; An NMC registered nurse (RGN, RMN or RNLD) or HCPC qualified Physiotherapist, Paramedic or Occupational Therapist with 1 year's or more broad post-registration experience Someone who's proactive and keen to learn Excellent oral and written communication skills Competent IT and computer skills Comfortable working with a diverse range of conditions, including mental health Please click “apply” if you are open to hearing more! Disability Assessor 1 PIP Personal Independence Payment 2 Functional Assessor

Further your career and take on a new challenge as a Functional Specialist! We are recruiting for hybrid working Nurses, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Paramedics to make the most of their existing clinical knowledge and take on a new role with a leading, multi-national employer with Full time roles available. As a Functional Specialist you will be providing unbiased, comprehensive assessments for the Government's disability allowance (PIP) whilst ensuring a personalised, inclusive and empathetic service for the service user.

Benefits Include: · Starting salary of £39,500 Bonus A competitive basic starting salary of £39,500 increasing to £40,500 on achieving DWP approval Once approved you will be eligible for the bonus scheme subject to quality and performance · Hybrid, Full time · Training: Full time, 5 weeks' · 25 days Holidays per annum, rising to 27 days with service · Company Laptop and Mobile Phone provided · Access to Health & Wellbeing programme and Headspace mobile app · Annual charity day · Employee network groups · Company matched pension · Life assurance · 15 weeks' paid maternity · Cycle2work scheme Your New Role: · As a multi-skilled Functional Specialist, you will manage caseloads from end to end which includes delivering face to face and virtual assessments, telephone assessments, initial review calls and paper based reports (PBR). · As a multi-skilled Functional Specialist, you will have greater job variety and autonomy to manage cases to conclusion. · You will assess the full range of health conditions and disabilities affecting the claimant, including physical, sensory, mental, intellectual and cognitive impairments. · You will have time built into your working rota for breaks, CPD, audit amendments, requesting and reviewing further evidence and team meetings.

Requirements Qualified Nurse, Mental Health Nurse, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist or Paramedic. 1 years post qualification experience. Valid registration on NMC or HCPC without restrictions. Excellent communication skills and strong IT literacy.

We are searching for a nurse-qualified Deputy Manager to join a leading care home provider based in Great Malvern. This Deputy Manager opportunity comes with an excellent salary of £58,000 per year, excellent training and development pathways, and more excellent benefits.

Benefits Package includes: Excellent salary of £58,000 per year Sociable working hours, mainly Monday to Friday Comprehensive induction programme Ongoing training and development opportunities Company pension scheme As Deputy Manager, you'll support the Home Manager in the day-to-day running of the service, ensuring the highest standards of clinical care and compliance are consistently delivered. You'll lead by example, supporting and developing the clinical team while ensuring residents receive person-centred care tailored to their individual needs.

Duties in this Deputy Manager role include: Supporting the Manager in implementing all policies, procedures, and objectives Ensuring care is always delivered in line with the standards set out by the CQC, Local Authority and other relevant regulatory professional bodies Being a great mentor who can provide support, guidance and leadership to the care home staff Ensure adequate staffing is always maintained within the home Criteria to apply: Registered Nurse with a valid NMC PIN Strong leadership skills Good knowledge / use of clinical care systems and governance Prior experience in a senior clinical position within a care home If you're interested or experienced in roles such as Deputy Manager, Clinical Lead, Senior Nurse or Lead Nurse, this opportunity could be perfect for you. Apply now or contact Dale, 020 3314 7746 at Leaders in Care for more info. We can't wait to hear from you.

NMC and HCPC professionals eligible to apply. What is on offer as a PIP Disability Assessor? - Excellent starting salary at £42,000pa - Monday to Friday working hours - Full time and part time available (4 or 5 days per week available) - St Austell based when working on-site - 25 days annual leave 8 bank holidays the ability to buy or sell 5 more days pension - Hybrid/home working available - NMC or HCPC fees paid for and CPD revalidation support provided What does the PIP Disability Assessor role involve?

The PIP Disability Assessor role will involve you carrying out 3 client assessments per day. A typical day will see you carry out telephone, video or face-to-face assessments to understand how a person's disability or health condition affects their daily life. You'll listen to their experiences, ask questions and use your insights to produce a factual report to help the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) determine their eligibility for benefits.

That's the good news; the DWP make the final decision, you don't. Your role is to gather information and produce the report. This is an exceptional opportunity to work with a well-established, people focussed organisation.

You'll receive outstanding training and support to ensure you are the best you can be in your new Disability Assessor role! What we look for; An NMC registered nurse (RGN, RMN or RNLD) or HCPC qualified Physiotherapist, Paramedic or Occupational Therapist with 1 year's or more broad post-registration experience Someone who's proactive and keen to learn Excellent oral and written communication skills Competent IT and computer skills Comfortable working with a diverse range of conditions, including mental health Please click “apply” if you are open to hearing more! Disability Assessor 1 PIP Personal Independence Payment 2 Functional Assessor

Exciting Opportunity for a Clinical Director 40 hours per week, flexible across 4 or 5 days Approximately 3 days at Aspen and 1 day at Ewell Salary £70,000-£80,000 depending on experience We believe exceptional veterinary care starts with exceptional people. As a Clinical Director, you'll play a key role in creating a practice where patients receive outstanding care, clients build lasting relationships and colleagues can build fulfilling careers. Working in partnership with the Centre Director, you'll lead the practice with significant local autonomy, balancing clinical excellence with sustainable business performance.

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced veterinary leader who enjoys developing people, driving clinical standards and creating a positive culture where teams can thrive.

About the Role: As Clinical Director, you'll be the guardian of clinical excellence, culture and trust within your practice. You'll lead the clinical direction of the practice while working closely with the Centre Director to deliver the wider practice strategy. You'll have the opportunity to influence how the practice develops, support your colleagues and help shape the future of clinical services.

Your role will include: Championing outstanding clinical standards and patient care. Leading clinical governance, audit, quality improvement and reflective practice. Supporting colleagues with complex clinical decision-making. Promoting evidence-based and contextualised veterinary medicine. Ensuring professional, ethical and regulatory standards are maintained. Driving innovation and continuous improvement across clinical services. Recruiting, developing and retaining talented clinicians. Coaching and mentoring colleagues throughout their careers. Supporting graduates and developing clinicians. Developing future clinical leaders. Building an engaged, inclusive and psychologically safe clinical team. Promoting excellent client communication and shared decision-making. Building trusted relationships within the local community. Using client feedback and complaints to drive improvements. Working with the Centre Director to deliver the practice strategy. Balancing clinical excellence with commercial sustainability. Using data and insight to identify opportunities for improvement. Developing clinical services that improve patient care and practice performance. Contributing to the wider leadership of the Kin Vet Community.

What We're Looking For: We're looking for an experienced veterinary leader with strong clinical credibility, emotional intelligence and a genuine passion for helping others succeed. You'll be someone who leads with empathy, builds trust through consistency and communicates openly and transparently. Ideally, you will have: RCVS registration as a Veterinary Surgeon. Significant experience within small animal practice.

Experience leading, mentoring and developing veterinary teams. Strong communication and relationship-building skills. Commercial awareness and an understanding of practice performance.

A passion for clinical excellence and continuous improvement. It would also be great if you have: Previous experience as a Clinical Director, Head Vet or in another senior veterinary leadership role. VetGDP Adviser experience.

Experience leading clinical governance programmes.

Experience using operational and financial data to drive improvement.

What Success Looks Like: As Clinical Director, you'll have the opportunity to make a measurable difference across four key areas: Clinical Excellence - strong clinical governance, audit completion, patient safety, significant event learning and compliance. People & Culture - team engagement, veterinary retention, vacancy levels, locum utilisation, VetGDP progression and succession planning. Clients & Community - client satisfaction, retention, growth, reviews, complaints and community reputation. Practice Sustainability - revenue growth, service utilisation, service development, pricing integrity and delivery of practice objectives. Your Benefits 25 days' holiday Bank Holidays (rising to 30 days after 5 years) Enhanced maternity & adoption leave (up to 6 months at 90% pay depending on years of service) Enhanced paternity leave (up to 4 weeks' full pay) 5 days family leave (compassionate/emergency leave) Private healthcare from April 2027 4% employer pension contribution Employee Assistance Programme (confidential wellbeing support) Free eye tests Relocation package CPD allowances: £2,500 per year Professional memberships (BVA or BVNA as appropriate, plus VetLexicon access) RCVS and VDS fees covered Staff discount on veterinary care within our practices Occupational Health Support A comprehensive benefits package designed to support you, your family, and your career If you're an experienced Veterinary Surgeon looking to take the next step in your leadership career, with the opportunity to shape clinical standards, develop talented teams and make a real difference within your practice, we would love to hear from you. The Curve Group is Kin Vet Community's outsource partner for Recruitment and a 'Data Processor'. The Curve Group will hold the information you submit but Kin Vet Community will have access to it.

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Location: Various locations - Sussex Job Type: Temporary / Flexible Pay: Competitive hourly rate, depending on experience and shift requirements Shifts: Days, nights, weekends and flexible shifts available NO SPONSERSHIP AVAILABLE.

About the Role We are looking for experienced and compassionate Complex Care Nurses - Peads, General and ITU to join our temporary healthcare staffing team, supporting clients in their own homes. You will provide high-quality, person-centred nursing care to individuals with complex and long-term healthcare needs, helping them remain safe, comfortable and as independent as possible within their home environment. This is an excellent opportunity for nurses looking for flexible temporary work , additional shifts or the opportunity to build experience within complex home care.

Your Responsibilities Provide safe, effective and compassionate nursing care in clients' homes. Deliver care plans and follow individual clinical requirements. Support clients with complex medical and physical needs.

Administer medication in accordance with prescribed instructions and relevant policies. Monitor and document changes in a client's condition. Provide clinical interventions appropriate to your training and competency.

Work collaboratively with families, carers, community professionals and the wider healthcare team. Maintain accurate and confidential care records. Follow safeguarding, infection prevention and health and safety procedures.

Escalate any clinical concerns promptly and appropriately.

Experience May Include Depending on the client's needs, experience in areas such as: Tracheostomy care Ventilation PEG and enteral feeding Epilepsy management Seizure management Neurological conditions Acquired brain injury Spinal injuries Respiratory conditions Complex medication regimes Learning disabilities Physical disabilities Palliative and end-of-life care You will only be required to undertake clinical tasks that fall within your training, experience and assessed competency.

About You We are looking for nurses who are: Registered with the NMC and have the right to work in the UK. Experienced in complex care, community nursing, acute care or a relevant clinical setting within UK. Confident working independently in a client's home. Compassionate, reliable and professional. Able to communicate effectively with clients, families and healthcare professionals. Committed to providing person-centred care. Flexible and willing to work a range of shifts.

Why Work With Us?

Flexible temporary shifts to suit your availability Competitive rates of pay Day and night shifts available Opportunities for ongoing placements Support from a dedicated recruitment team Regular opportunities to develop your healthcare experience Variety of complex-care assignments Full compliance and onboarding support Apply Today If you are a Registered Nurse with complex-care experience and are looking for flexible temporary work supporting people in their own homes, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to discuss available complex-care nursing opportunities in your area.

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Consultant Psychiatrist Child & Adolescent Neurodevelopmental Remote Role Job Title: Consultant Psychiatrist – Child & Adolescent Neurodevelopmental Service Accountable to: Clinical Director Remuneration: -£150-£160K PA FTE Location: Remote working role with occasional on-site presence needed Contract Type: Permanent, Full Time Overview of the Organisation We are exclusively partnering with a fully CQC-compliant independent healthcare organisation that delivers bespoke, digitally integrated assessments and treatments for neurodevelopmental profiles across the country. Supported by robust clinical governance and an expert multidisciplinary framework, they offer highly individualised, evidence-based care for conditions including autism and ADHD. As the organisation continues to expand its reach, they are looking for a dedicated Consultant Psychiatrist to bring senior clinical expertise to their neurodevelopmental clinical pathway.

Consultant Psychiatrist Child & Adolescent Neurodevelopmental Remote Role Core Purpose of the Role Acting as a senior clinical authority within the service, you will be pivotal in conducting comprehensive child and adolescent neurodevelopmental evaluations whilst maintaining overarching medical supervision across the pathway. Primary Responsibilities Executing comprehensive ADHD and autism diagnostic evaluations in strict accordance with NICE guidelines and DSM-5 criteria. Producing highly accurate diagnostic reports and clinical documentation within targeted service level agreements.

Prescribing, initiating, and monitoring ADHD pharmacological treatments and titration schedules where clinically appropriate. Acting as the senior clinical escalation point to guide the management of highly complex cases within the service pathway. Delivering structured clinical oversight, mentorship, and formal supervision to Specialty Doctors and allied non-consultant healthcare professionals.

Playing an active role in multidisciplinary case discussions and clinical team meetings. Engaging in vital clinical governance duties, encompassing quality improvement projects, incident investigations, and clinical auditing. Assisting in the continuous refinement of service delivery models and clinical pathways.

Delivering a baseline of four extensive diagnostic evaluations weekly, balanced with dedicated time for governance, supervision, reporting, and pathway development.

Applicant Requirements Essential Criteria: Full GMC registration with a valid licence to practise as a Consultant Psychiatrist. Entry on the Specialist Register with a CCT in either Child & Adolescent Psychiatry or Learning Disability Psychiatry. Approved Clinician status under Section 12 of the Mental Health Act, or the eligibility to obtain this. Substantial practical experience in the assessment, diagnosis, and ongoing management of ADHD and autism. In-depth knowledge of clinical risk protocols, safeguarding procedures, and clinical governance frameworks. Proven capability to function collaboratively within multidisciplinary clinical teams. Excellent interpersonal skills paired with a high level of digital competence.

Desirable Criteria: Previous tenure specifically within a dedicated neurodevelopmental diagnostic service. A background in designing clinical pathways or contributing to strategic service enhancements. Working knowledge of CQC standards and independent healthcare regulatory frameworks. Formal qualifications or training in healthcare management, quality improvement, or clinical leadership. Package and Perks Dedicated avenues for ongoing professional advancement and clinical growth. Yearly remuneration reviews to ensure competitive compensation. An allowance of 25 days of standard annual leave. Study Leave and Study Budget Enrolment into a corporate pension scheme. An additional day of leave granted to celebrate your birthday. Provision of all necessary electronic devices and IT equipment to support remote working.

Further your career and take on a new challenge as a Functional Specialist! We are recruiting for hybrid working Nurses, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Paramedics to make the most of their existing clinical knowledge and take on a new role with a leading, multi-national employer with Full time roles available. As a Functional Specialist you will be providing unbiased, comprehensive assessments for the Government's disability allowance (PIP) whilst ensuring a personalised, inclusive and empathetic service for the service user.

Benefits Include: · Starting salary of £39,500 Bonus A competitive basic starting salary of £39,500 increasing to £40,500 on achieving DWP approval Once approved you will be eligible for the bonus scheme subject to quality and performance · Hybrid, Full time · Training: Full time, 5 weeks' · 25 days Holidays per annum, rising to 27 days with service · Company Laptop and Mobile Phone provided · Access to Health & Wellbeing programme and Headspace mobile app · Annual charity day · Employee network groups · Company matched pension · Life assurance · 15 weeks' paid maternity · Cycle2work scheme Your New Role: · As a multi-skilled Functional Specialist, you will manage caseloads from end to end which includes delivering face to face and virtual assessments, telephone assessments, initial review calls and paper based reports (PBR). · As a multi-skilled Functional Specialist, you will have greater job variety and autonomy to manage cases to conclusion. · You will assess the full range of health conditions and disabilities affecting the claimant, including physical, sensory, mental, intellectual and cognitive impairments. · You will have time built into your working rota for breaks, CPD, audit amendments, requesting and reviewing further evidence and team meetings.

Requirements Qualified Nurse, Mental Health Nurse, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist or Paramedic. 1 years post qualification experience. Valid registration on NMC or HCPC without restrictions. Excellent communication skills and strong IT literacy.

Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN)

Location: Staines Salary: £30,000-£35,000 per annum, depending on experience Hours: Full-time | 1 in 5 Saturdays| Late shift 1 in 10 weeks Driving License and vehicle is required for this role Join a practice where nurses are trusted to do what they do best. We are looking for a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN) to join our team at Willett House Veterinary Surgeons in Staines. With over 135 years of experience caring for pets and supporting their owners, we're proud of the experienced team we've built, the values that guide us and the supportive culture we've created across our family of 8 practices. You'll be joining a practice where colleagues are trusted, respected and encouraged to learn, develop and thrive as part of a collaborative team. As part ofKin Vet Community, a small collective of like-minded community veterinary practices, we benefit from the support, shared expertise and collaborative approach that comes from working alongside teams who share our commitment to exceptional veterinary care. Whilst every practice retains its own culture, leadership and way of working, being part of Kin Vet creates greater opportunities to learn from one another, invest in our people and facilities, and continue evolving the services we provide to pets and their owners. What you'll be doing You'll be part of an experienced and supportive nursing team, with the opportunity to use and develop your clinical skills across a varied caseload. Theatre nursing Inpatient care Nurse consultations Anaesthesia monitoring Assisting with advanced surgical procedures Supporting emergency and hospital cases Working alongside experienced vets and certificate holders Contributing to a collaborative, patient-focused hospital team Why join Willett House? Experienced and supportive team with a strong focus on collaboration Certificate holders across multiple disciplines , giving you plenty of opportunities to learn Varied and interesting caseload , including orthopaedics, soft tissue surgery and advanced diagnostics Excellent CPD support and encouragement to develop your skills Genuine career progression with opportunities to shape your own development Modern equipment and facilities Support from Kin Vet Community , whilst retaining the individuality and autonomy of Willett House A team that values high standards of patient care, teamwork and a positive working environment Your Benefits A comprehensive benefits package designed to support you, your family, and your career. 25 days' holiday Bank Holidays (rising to 30 days after 5 years) Enhanced maternity & adoption leave (up to 6 months at 90% pay depending on years of service) Enhanced paternity leave (up to 4 weeks' full pay) 5 days family leave (compassionate/emergency leave) Private healthcare from April 2027 4% employer pension contribution Employee Assistance Programme (confidential wellbeing support) Free eye tests Relocation bonus CPD allowances: £800 per year Professional memberships (BVA or BVNA as appropriate, plus VetLexicon access) RCVS and VDS fees covered Staff discount on veterinary care within our practices Occupational Health Support A comprehensive benefits package designed to support you, your family, and your career. Whether you're a newly qualified RVN looking to build your confidence or an experienced nurse ready for your next challenge, we'd love to hear from you. Interested? If you're looking for a practice where you'll be trusted to use your nursing skills, encouraged to keep learning and supported to build a career you're proud of, we'd love to hear from you. The Curve Group is Kin Vet Community UK's outsource partner for Recruitment and a 'Data Processor'. The Curve Group will hold the information you submit but Kin Vet Community UK will have access to it.

Role: NHS IPS Team Leader Salary: £31,757 per annum Contract type: Permanent Working hours: Full-time (37.5 hrs pw)

Location: Wirral must have car to travel between sites Standguide is an employee-owned organisation, which means our employees have a voice in the business and a shared interest in its long-term success. Alongside a rewarding role where you can make a genuine difference, we offer: 33 days paid annual leave, including bank holidays, increasing to 38 days after five full years' service An additional paid day off for your birthday Workplace pension scheme Company health plan following successful completion of probation Online GP access Employee Assistance Programme, including counselling and wellbeing support Death in service cover Will-planning support and access to a secure digital vault Cycle to Work scheme Company sick pay, subject to eligibility A broad range of internal training and continuing professional development opportunities Access to employee-owner benefits, subject to eligibility and qualifying service Make a difference through meaningful employment Job Summary Employment Specialists work with clients (managing a caseload) who have severe mental health (SMI) diagnosis, to assist them in securing and retaining sustainable paid employment in line with their vocational preferences. Employment Specialists deliver the Individual Placement and Support (IPS) approach (for which training will be given); providing person centred advice and guidance to clients, whilst building positive relationships with local employers to enable clients to move into suitable employment. Employment Specialists work as part of an integrated service with secondary Mental Health teams, Primary Care Networks (PCN) and voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) services to deliver a holistic approach in aiding recovery and increase wellbeing through employment support. About Standguide For more than three decades, Standguide has supported individuals and employers across the UK. We provide employment, skills and support services that help people overcome barriers, develop their potential and move towards sustainable employment. As an employee-owned organisation, we're committed to investing in our people, delivering high-quality services and creating positive outcomes for the communities we support. What you'll do As an NHS IPS Employment Specialist, you'll: Manage a small caseload of clients diagnosed with mental health support needs who are motivated to start/return to work when required Deliver and embed the Individual Placement and Support (IPS) approach throughout the team Adhere to the 8 key IPS principles that underpin the 25-point Fidelity scale Effectively manage a high-quality service that adheres to the principles of IPS best practice Monitor and manage performance of the IPS Employment Specialists and Senior Employment Specialists through mentoring, observations, supervisions and as part of a vocational unit Set individual and team access KPI's, job outcome and retention targets in line with contractual and fidelity requirements Create a culture of continuous improvement and sharing of best practice Identify training needs for staff and arrange appropriate training to support with continuous professional development Support the design and delivery of in-house staff training and development (including facilitating peer learning and best practice) Involve clients in co-production of service developments where possible, supported by the Line Manager Build strategic relationships with clinical/medical leaders and colleagues within secondary Mental Health, PCN and VCFSE teams to create and embed a referral process Support your team to create a collaborative working partnerships and integration with all referral partners promoting employment as a positive intervention in the recovery journey Promotion of service to ensure zero exclusion and self-referrals Coordinate the work of Employment Specialists to build relationships with employers to effectively access the hidden labour market, external agencies and delivery of job seeking groups What you'll need We're looking for someone who has: Educated to a degree level or equivalent experience Desirable – trained in IPS approach Level 3 Diploma in Employability Services Sector Qualification. QCF in Advice & Guidance (Level 3) An understanding of the employment needs, and challenges faced by people who experience mental health difficulties Developing a knowledge of a broad range of occupations and jobs • Able to use IT and tools such as MS Word, PowerPoint and Excel Experience/understanding of working with people with mental health support needs, or a similar client group within health, social services or the voluntary sector Experience of working with someone on a one-to-one basis Experience of managing multiple tasks at any one time Experience of working assertively to influence decision makers. Knowledge of the benefits agency and all disability/ employment related benefits Experience of supporting people to obtain or keep work Experience of working within mental health services Own personal lived experience of recovery from mental health difficulties Previous experience of delivering a service using the IPS model is a bonus Proven experience of meeting and exceeding outcomes and targets. Overseas equivalent qualifications will be considered. We welcome applications from people with relevant lived experience and recognise the valuable insight this can bring to the role. Equality and accessibility Standguide is an Equal Opportunities Employer and a Disability Confident Leader. We're committed to equality of opportunity and value the diversity of our employees, applicants and customers. We'll consider reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process. Please contact recruitment_at_standguidecouk if you need the advert or application information in another format or require an adjustment at any stage. All applicants will be assessed fairly against the published criteria for the role. Pre-employment checks Any offer of employment will be subject to satisfactory references, confirmation of the applicant's right to work in the UK and an Enhanced DBS check. Having a criminal record will not necessarily prevent you from working with us. Any information disclosed will be considered fairly and individually, taking account of its relevance to the role and the circumstances involved. For a copy of the full job description and person specification, please email recruitment_at_standguidecouk

Nursing Community Manager (RGN)- Care Home Location: Bristol BS31 3BG Hours: 36 hours a week - Days (with flexibility for occasional nights)

Pay : 23.50 per hour About the Role Combine clinical expertise with team leadership to deliver outstanding, person-centred care. Working alongside the senior management and multidisciplinary teams, you will lead nurses and carers to champion dignity, independence, and resident wellbeing.

Key Responsibilities: Clinical Oversight: Manage day-to-day clinical care, ensuring accurate care planning, safe medication administration, and full regulatory compliance.

Team Leadership: Lead, mentor, and develop care staff to drive best practices and continuous quality improvement.

Person-Centred Care: Foster a compassionate environment that directly improves resident outcomes every day.

About You Credentials: Active NMC registration and up-to-date revalidation.

Experience: Minimum 5 years as a Registered Nurse (RGN) in a clinical or social care setting, with proven leadership experience.

Skills: Strong clinical knowledge, excellent decision-making abilities, and a deep understanding of regulatory standards.

Attributes: A confident, compassionate leader with exceptional communication skills and a passion for mentoring others.

Flexibility: Some weekend and evening work will be required What We Offer Competitive salary Fully funded training and career progression opportunities Comprehensive wellbeing support and employee assistance programs Generous Refer-a-Friend bonus scheme Interested? Click to apply

Transform Lives Through Psychological Leadership Are you a passionate and experienced Clinical Psychologist looking for an opportunity to make a lasting difference to the lives of children and young people? At Wilderness Way, we're committed to providing exceptional therapeutic care for children who have experienced significant adversity, developmental trauma, attachment difficulties, emotional regulation challenges and complex mental health needs. As we continue to grow and develop our therapeutic services, we're looking for a dedicated Clinical Psychologist to join our innovative multidisciplinary team and play a pivotal role in shaping positive futures.

This is more than a clinical role. It's an opportunity to influence practice across residential care, education, outdoor learning and therapeutic services, helping to create psychologically informed environments where children can heal, grow and thrive.

What You'll Do As our Clinical Psychologist, you'll provide specialist psychological leadership across the organisation, helping teams understand the experiences, behaviours and needs of the children and young people in our care.

You'll: Provide specialist psychological consultation, formulation and clinical guidance to support understanding of children and young people's needs, behaviours and experiences in line with our CARE values. Provide clinical input to our Referral Team, supporting complex referrals, risk assessment, formulation and placement suitability decisions. Contribute to multidisciplinary discussions, care planning, placement reviews and risk management processes. Provide psychological consultation to therapists, residential teams, education and outdoor teams to embed trauma responsive practice. Deliver evidence-informed psychological interventions where clinically indicated. Support the development of psychologically informed environments through consultation, training and reflective practice. Contribute to workforce development through recruitment support, training delivery, coaching and knowledge sharing. Support clinical governance processes, including outcome measurement, audit, evaluation and quality improvement. Work collaboratively with operational and clinical leaders to further develop and enhance our therapeutic services. Support the Clinical Director in the collection, analysis and presentation of clinical outcomes and service development data. Act as a responsible contact in the absence of the Clinical Director.

Why Join Wilderness Way?

At Wilderness Way, you'll be joining an organisation that genuinely values therapeutic thinking and invests in creating meaningful outcomes for children and young people. We recognise the impact our clinicians have every day and are committed to supporting your professional development, wellbeing and long-term career growth.

You'll have the opportunity to: Make a significant impact on the lives of children with complex needs. Influence practice across residential, education and outdoor environments. Be part of an ambitious and growing therapeutic service. Work alongside skilled and passionate multidisciplinary professionals. Shape service development and contribute to innovative approaches to care. Share your expertise through consultation, training and workforce development. Influence organisational learning, quality improvement and clinical governance. Continue your professional growth through ongoing development opportunities and external engagement. In return, we'll invest in you through: Regular clinical supervision and professional support. Ongoing internal and external training opportunities to support your continued development. A dedicated induction and six-month welcome programme designed to help you thrive in your role. Clear career progression opportunities within a growing and ambitious organisation. Paid compassionate leave from day one. Enhanced sick pay, maternity pay and paternity pay. Medicash healthcare benefits, including dental and optical cashback and 24/7 GP access. Life Assurance worth two times your annual salary. Company pension scheme. Discounts across gyms, retail, restaurants and a wide range of lifestyle benefits. A £1,000 Refer a Friend bonus scheme. The opportunity to be part of an organisation where therapeutic practice is at the heart of everything we do. What We're Looking For Essential Qualifications Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy or equivalent). Current registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

Experience of, or a strong interest in, supporting children and young people involved in the Criminal Justice System (CJS), with an understanding of the impact of trauma, risk and offending behaviours on development, wellbeing and engagement. Desirable Qualifications Postgraduate training or experience in child and adolescent mental health, developmental trauma or attachment-focused approaches. Additional specialist training in trauma-focused approaches such as EMDR, DDP, CBT, ACT or systemic practice.

Essential Experience & Knowledge Significant experience completing specialist psychological assessments for children with complex presentations and providing formulation-based insights that inform multidisciplinary care planning. Knowledge of developmental trauma, attachment, emotional regulation and adverse childhood experiences.

Experience of, or a strong interest in, supporting children and young people involved in the Criminal Justice System (CJS), with an understanding of the impact of trauma, risk and offending behaviours on development, wellbeing, relationships and engagement.

Experience of multidisciplinary working, safeguarding, risk assessment and supporting psychologically informed practice.

Experience working within residential childcare or Ofsted-regulated services.

Experience working across education, care and health systems.

Experience supervising or developing professionals. You'll Also Bring Warmth, compassion and the ability to build trusting relationships. A reflective and curious approach, with the ability to work confidently with complexity and uncertainty.

A commitment to relational, strengths-based and trauma responsive practice. The ability to influence, inspire and collaborate with others through clinical expertise. Resilience, adaptability and enthusiasm for service development.

Excellent communication, consultation and report-writing skills. Strong formulation, analytical and decision-making abilities. The Difference You'll Make Through your expertise, you'll help ensure: Children and young people receive therapeutic support informed by psychological understanding and trauma responsive practice.

Teams develop confidence and capability in responding to emotional, relational and behavioural needs. Psychological formulations inform consistent care planning, risk management and therapeutic decision-making. Therapeutic approaches are embedded across residential, education and outdoor environments.

Services continue to improve through effective clinical governance, outcome monitoring and quality improvement. Ready to Be Part of Something Meaningful? If you're passionate about helping children recover from trauma, building psychologically informed systems of care and influencing meaningful change across services, we'd love to hear from you.

Join Wilderness Way and help transform lives through compassionate, evidence-informed psychological practice. All roles at Wilderness Way are subject to Safer Recruitment checks, including references, an enhanced DBS, and online/social media screening for successful candidates. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff to share this commitment.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all individuals, regardless of background, experience, or protected characteristics.

Meaningful impact | Specialist service | £85,000 salary | Clinical leadership Take the lead of a specialist neuropsychiatric rehabilitation service as Hospital Manager , shaping quality, culture and patient outcomes from the ground up. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced RMN or RNLD to lead a 15-bed specialist hospital in the Corwen area. As Hospital Manager , you will have responsibility for the strategic direction and day-to-day operation of the service, leading across clinical, operational, financial, HR and recruitment functions.

You will receive expert clinical supervision, peer support and ongoing CPD. Package & Benefits • Salary up to £85,000 per annum DOE. • Excellent career progression and CPD opportunities.

• Monthly reflective practice and clinical supervision. • Pension and employee referral scheme. • NHS and employee discounts.

• Free meals and on-site parking. • Cycle to work scheme. About the Company This confidential opportunity is with an established specialist healthcare provider.

The 15-bed hospital supports men with complex neuropsychiatric needs, with a strong focus on rehabilitation, clinical governance and positive patient outcomes. Key Responsibilities • Lead the strategic and day-to-day operation of the hospital. • Maintain HIW compliance and high standards of clinical governance.

• Lead clinical, operational, financial, HR and recruitment functions. • Oversee referrals, assessments and effective bed management. • Lead investigations, audits, risk management and service development.

• Develop and performance manage the multidisciplinary team. • Identify opportunities to improve quality and sustainable growth.

About You To be considered for this Hospital Manager position, you will have: • Qualified RMN or RNLD status with a valid NMC PIN. • Management experience within a neuropsychiatric service. • Experience working within HIW requirements, or equivalent regulatory frameworks such as CQC.

• Strong leadership, clinical governance and performance management skills. • Experience managing investigations and complaints. • Leadership & Management or Health & Social Care qualifications are desirable.

This Hospital Manager position would suit an experienced Registered Manager, Hospital Director, RMN or RNLD looking for their next senior leadership opportunity within specialist mental health or neuropsychiatric care. If you are an experienced Hospital Manager considering your next move, please click APPLY or contact Ehsan at Leaders in Care on 07533 113 393 for further information.

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Clinical Lead Nurse (RGN) – £24.50ph Location: Bewdley, Worcestershire Salary: £24.50 per hour Hours: Full-Time | Permanent Staff Accommodation Available Immediate Interviews Available Experienced RGN Ready for Your Next Clinical Leadership Role? Are you an experienced Registered General Nurse (RGN) looking for a Clinical Lead position where you can combine your nursing expertise with genuine leadership responsibility? We are recruiting for a Clinical Lead Nurse to join a well-established nursing home in the Bewdley area , specialising in providing high-quality care to residents living with complex dementia and nursing needs . Offering £24.50 per hour , this is an excellent opportunity for a clinically confident nurse who wants to take an active role in leading, supporting and developing a nursing team while maintaining exceptional standards of resident care . Immediate interviews are available for the right candidate. A Clinical Role Where You Can Make an Impact As Clinical Lead, you will take a key role in the delivery and development of clinical care throughout the home. You'll combine hands-on nursing knowledge with leadership, supporting the nursing team while ensuring residents receive safe, compassionate and person-centred care.

Your responsibilities will include: Providing high-quality nursing and clinical care Supervising and coordinating members of the nursing team Developing and implementing individualised nursing care plans Completing clinical and resident assessments Monitoring residents' progress and responding to changes in their needs Supporting residents living with complex dementia and nursing needs Working closely with GPs and other healthcare professionals Maintaining accurate clinical records and documentation Ensuring regulatory and clinical standards are consistently maintained Providing guidance, support and leadership to nursing staff Training and mentoring members of the team Promoting a positive, compassionate and person-centred care environment Could This Be Your Next Step? We are looking for a dedicated nurse who combines strong clinical ability with natural leadership skills . To be considered, you will need: Registered General Nurse (RGN) Active UK NMC PIN – essential Proven experience working as a Registered Nurse Strong clinical knowledge and nursing skills Experience delivering compassionate, person-centred care Confidence supervising and supporting other members of the nursing team Strong leadership and teamwork skills Excellent verbal and written communication Good organisational and prioritisation skills The ability to manage multiple clinical responsibilities effectively Previous experience as a Clinical Lead, Senior Nurse, Unit Manager or Deputy Manager would be highly advantageous. Experienced Registered Nurses who can demonstrate strong leadership ability and are ready to progress their careers are also encouraged to apply. Why Consider This Opportunity? £24.50 per hour Permanent, full-time position Clinical leadership responsibility Work within an established nursing home Specialist exposure to complex dementia and nursing care Ongoing training and staff development Staff accommodation available Free parking On-site parking Free flu jabs Employee/store discount benefits Immediate interviews for suitable candidates Ready to Make Your Next Move? If you are an experienced RGN with an active UK NMC PIN and you're ready to take on a Clinical Lead position where your clinical knowledge and leadership skills will be valued, we want to hear from you. Apply today with your CV. Suitable candidates will be contacted promptly, with immediate interviews available for the right person .

Clinical Lead Nurse (RGN/RMN) – Nursing Home Location: Derby Job Type: Permanent Registration Required: Active NMC registration as an RGN or RMN Hourly rate: £25p/h The role includes supernumerary hours Are you an experienced RGN or RMN ready to take the next step in clinical leadership? We are recruiting for a Clinical Lead Nurse to join an established nursing home in Derby , supporting older people with nursing, dementia and complex care needs. This is an excellent opportunity for a confident, hands-on nurse who enjoys leading by example, supporting colleagues and making a meaningful difference to residents' lives. The role includes supernumerary hours , giving you dedicated time to support clinical standards, guide the nursing team and oversee care delivery alongside your hands-on nursing responsibilities. The Role As Clinical Lead, you will work closely with the Home Manager to promote safe, person-centred care and maintain high clinical standards throughout the home. You will be a visible, approachable clinical leader who can support nurses and care colleagues while remaining confident in delivering direct nursing care.

Your responsibilities will include: Leading, mentoring and supporting the nursing and care teams Overseeing clinical care plans, risk assessments and resident reviews Supporting safe medicines management, including medication audits Monitoring residents' health and recognising signs of deterioration Promoting effective wound care, skin integrity and pressure ulcer prevention Supporting residents with dementia and complex nursing needs Ensuring accurate clinical documentation and effective handovers Liaising with GPs, families and other healthcare professionals Supporting clinical audits, quality improvement and CQC standards Promoting dignity, safeguarding and person-centred care Clinical Skills We're Looking For We would love to hear from nurses with experience in a nursing home or similar clinical environment, including: Dementia and complex care Medicines administration and management Wound care and pressure area management Nutrition, hydration and malnutrition risk Diabetes care and blood glucose monitoring Catheter care PEG feeding and enteral nutrition , where required End-of-life and palliative care Recognising and responding to clinical deterioration Care planning, risk assessments and clinical documentation You do not need to have performed every procedure listed above, but you should be confident in your core nursing skills and committed to maintaining safe, high-quality care.

About You To be considered, you must: Be a Registered General Nurse (RGN) or Registered Mental Health Nurse (RMN) with an active NMC PIN Have nursing experience in a care home, nursing home or relevant clinical setting Be confident supporting and guiding other members of the team Have strong communication, organisation and clinical decision-making skills Be passionate about delivering compassionate, person-centred care Previous experience as a Clinical Lead, Senior Nurse, Unit Manager or Deputy Manager would be welcome. We would also like to hear from experienced Registered Nurses who are ready to progress into a leadership role.

Why Apply?

This opportunity offers the chance to combine hands-on nursing with dedicated supernumerary time , helping you make a real impact on clinical standards and the day-to-day experience of residents. You will have the opportunity to use your clinical knowledge, support your colleagues and play an important part in the home's continued development. Apply Today If you are an experienced RGN or RMN in Derby looking for a Clinical Lead position where your nursing skills and leadership will be valued, we would love to speak with you.

Apply today with your CV , and Carl at Innov8staffing will be in touch for a confidential conversation about the opportunity.

Role:CTW IPS Employment Specialist Salary: £ 31,049 Contract type : Permanent Working hours: Full Time (37.5 hrs pw)

Location: Grimsby ( A full driving licence and access to a vehicle are required) Standguide is an employee-owned organisation, which means our employees have a voice in the business and a shared interest in its long-term success. Alongside a rewarding role where you can make a genuine difference, we offer: 33 days' paid annual leave, including bank holidays, increasing to 38 days after five full years' service An additional paid day off for your birthday Workplace pension scheme Company health plan following successful completion of probation Online GP access Employee Assistance Programme, including counselling and wellbeing support Death in service cover Will-planning support and access to a secure digital vault Cycle to Work scheme Company sick pay, subject to eligibility A broad range of internal training and continuing professional development opportunities Access to employee-owner benefits, subject to eligibility and qualifying service Make a difference through meaningful employment Are you passionate about helping people overcome barriers and achieve their employment goals? We're looking for an Employment Specialist to support people with mental health support needs to find and sustain meaningful, competitive employment. You'll work using the Individual Placement and Support approach, an evidence-based model that places each person's interests, strengths and aspirations at the centre of their journey into work. You don't need previous IPS experience, as full training will be provided. What matters most is your ability to build trust, work positively with people and employers, and help individuals recognise and achieve their potential. About Standguide For more than three decades, Standguide has supported individuals and employers across the UK. We provide employment, skills and support services that help people overcome barriers, develop their potential and move towards sustainable employment. As an employee-owned organisation, we're committed to investing in our people, delivering high-quality services and creating positive outcomes for the communities we support. What you'll do As an IPS Employment Specialist, you'll: Manage a caseload of clients with mental health support needs who are motivated to start or return to work Deliver support in line with the eight principles of the Individual Placement and Support model Work towards the standards set out within the IPS Fidelity Scale Build supportive and trusting relationships with clients Help clients identify their skills, interests, experience and employment aspirations Complete vocational profiles and agree personalised action plans Support clients with job searches, CVs, applications, interview preparation and career development Identify suitable employment opportunities through tailored job searching and direct contact with local employers Explore both advertised vacancies and opportunities within the hidden job market Develop positive relationships with employers and promote inclusive recruitment Help employers understand workplace support needs and reasonable adjustments Explore options such as job carving where this may help create a suitable opportunity Provide ongoing in-work support to clients and employers once employment has been secured Work closely with healthcare professionals, referral partners, colleges, training providers and other local organisations Maintain accurate records and provide clear evidence of client progress and outcomes Work independently within the community while remaining an active member of the wider team What you'll need We're looking for someone who has: A degree-level qualification or equivalent relevant experience Experience of supporting people with mental health, health-related needs or other barriers to employment An understanding of the challenges people with health support needs may face when seeking or sustaining work Experience gained within employability, health, social care, community services or the voluntary sector The ability to build respectful, trusting and productive relationships Strong communication and organisational skills Good record-keeping skills and attention to detail The confidence to work independently and use your own initiative The ability to develop relationships with employers and promote the service A full driving licence and access to a vehicle are required. Reasonable adjustments will be considered where appropriate. experience or training in the Individual Placement and Support approach would be an advantage, but it isn't essential. Overseas equivalent qualifications will be considered. We welcome applications from people with relevant lived experience and recognise the valuable insight this can bring to the role. Equality and accessibility Standguide is an Equal Opportunities Employer and a Disability Confident Leader. We're committed to equality of opportunity and value the diversity of our employees, applicants and customers. We'll consider reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process. Please contact recruitment_standguide_couk if you need the advert or application information in another format or require an adjustment at any stage. All applicants will be assessed fairly against the published criteria for the role. Pre-employment checks Any offer of employment will be subject to satisfactory references, confirmation of the applicant's right to work in the UK and an Enhanced DBS check. Having a criminal record will not necessarily prevent you from working with us. Any information disclosed will be considered fairly and individually, taking account of its relevance to the role and the circumstances involved. For a copy of the full job description and person specification, please email recruitment_standguide_couk .

Occupational Hygienist Are you interested in occupational hygiene consultancy? This could be your opportunity to excel as an Occupational Hygienist, playing a vital role in supporting SOCOTEC's continued success. As SOCOTEC grows, so do our teams.

We're looking for our first Occupational Hygienist based in Ireland as SOCOTEC expands its services and offerings to clients. Our team based in East Kilbride, Scotland are seeking to appoint a qualified occupational hygienist/technologist based in Northern Ireland. The team in Scotland already conduct a substaintial amount of work for clients with sites in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

We are seeking a proactive, reliable, and flexible Occupational Hygienist to join our Environment & Safety team. In this role, you'll need the confidence to work independently, alongside the ability to collaborate effectively as part of a team. A background in occupational hygiene, along with knowledge of monitoring, assessment and reporting, is essential to thrive in this position.

The tasks you will undertake will include (but are not limited to): Occupational hygiene monitoring and assessment techniques Data analysis and scientific interpretation, report writing and explanation Equipment maintenance and calibration Liaising with clients and contractors regarding surveys and assessment Job requirements To be a successful Occupational Hygienist, you should be able to demonstrate: • Degree educated or equivalent, BOHS modules • Excellent IT and organisational skills • Good communication skills

Meaningful impact | Specialist service | £85,000 salary | Clinical leadership Take the lead of a specialist neuropsychiatric rehabilitation service as Hospital Manager , shaping quality, culture and patient outcomes from the ground up. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced RMN or RNLD to lead a 15-bed specialist hospital in the Corwen area. As Hospital Manager , you will have responsibility for the strategic direction and day-to-day operation of the service, leading across clinical, operational, financial, HR and recruitment functions.

You will receive expert clinical supervision, peer support and ongoing CPD. Package & Benefits • Salary up to £85,000 per annum DOE. • Excellent career progression and CPD opportunities.

• Monthly reflective practice and clinical supervision. • Pension and employee referral scheme. • NHS and employee discounts.

• Free meals and on-site parking. • Cycle to work scheme. About the Company This confidential opportunity is with an established specialist healthcare provider.

The 15-bed hospital supports men with complex neuropsychiatric needs, with a strong focus on rehabilitation, clinical governance and positive patient outcomes. Key Responsibilities • Lead the strategic and day-to-day operation of the hospital. • Maintain HIW compliance and high standards of clinical governance.

• Lead clinical, operational, financial, HR and recruitment functions. • Oversee referrals, assessments and effective bed management. • Lead investigations, audits, risk management and service development.

• Develop and performance manage the multidisciplinary team. • Identify opportunities to improve quality and sustainable growth.

About You To be considered for this Hospital Manager position, you will have: • Qualified RMN or RNLD status with a valid NMC PIN. • Management experience within a neuropsychiatric service. • Experience working within HIW requirements, or equivalent regulatory frameworks such as CQC.

• Strong leadership, clinical governance and performance management skills. • Experience managing investigations and complaints. • Leadership & Management or Health & Social Care qualifications are desirable.

This Hospital Manager position would suit an experienced Registered Manager, Hospital Director, RMN or RNLD looking for their next senior leadership opportunity within specialist mental health or neuropsychiatric care. If you are an experienced Hospital Manager considering your next move, please click APPLY or contact Callum on 07445 309375 for a confidential discussion.

Penrose Veterinary Group We are looking for a Veterinary Surgeon to join our team at Penrose Veterinary Group in Colchester. Salary: £55,000 depending on experience For over 35 years, Penrose Veterinary Group has been providing exceptional veterinary care to pets and their owners across Colchester and the surrounding community. We are proud of the experienced team we have built and the compassionate, collaborative culture that makes Penrose a genuinely rewarding place to work.

We believe great veterinary care comes from great people. That means creating an environment where Veterinary Surgeons feel trusted, supported, and empowered to deliver the very best care for their patients while continuing to develop their own clinical interests. As part of Kin Vet Community, a small collective of like-minded community veterinary practices, we benefit from shared expertise, collaboration, and investment while retaining the individuality, autonomy, and culture that makes Penrose unique.

You'll have the opportunity to be part of something bigger while still feeling part of a close-knit team.

About the Role We are looking for a Veterinary Surgeon who enjoys delivering high-quality first-opinion care and wants to be part of a supportive, experienced clinical team. This role offers variety, clinical freedom, and the opportunity to work up cases thoroughly with the support of excellent nursing colleagues and modern diagnostic facilities.

Your caseload will include: General consultations and preventative healthcare Medical case work-ups and ongoing management Routine soft tissue surgery Urgent and emergency presentations More complex cases including GDVs, septic abdomens, and exploratory laparotomies Whether you are an experienced Veterinary Surgeon looking for a supportive long-term home, or someone wanting to continue developing your confidence and skills, we can offer an environment where you can thrive.

Why Join Penrose?

At Penrose, you'll be joining a team that values clinical excellence, teamwork, and making a genuine difference.

You will benefit from: A friendly, experienced, and supportive clinical team Excellent RVN support and strong nursing involvement A varied and interesting first-opinion caseload Clinical freedom and the opportunity to develop your own interests Modern facilities and diagnostic equipment including digital radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, and bronchoscopy A culture where your ideas and expertise are valued Your Development Matters We are committed to helping our team grow and achieve their ambitions. You will receive: £2,000 annual CPD allowance Support towards certificates and clinical interests Mentoring and knowledge sharing from experienced colleagues Opportunities for career progression and leadership development Access to the wider support and expertise of Kin Vet Community About You We are looking for a Veterinary Surgeon who: Is confident managing a varied first-opinion caseload Has a compassionate and client-focused approach Enjoys working collaboratively within a team Wants to provide high standards of patient care Is keen to continue developing clinically We welcome applications from Veterinary Surgeons at different stages of their career and would love to discuss how Penrose can support your goals. A Place Where You Can Make a Difference At Penrose, you are not just another team member - you are part of a practice that genuinely values its people. With a supportive culture, excellent facilities, interesting clinical work, and opportunities to grow, Penrose offers the chance to build a fulfilling veterinary career while making a meaningful difference every day. For more information or an informal chat please contact Louise on

Role: CTW IPS Employment Specialist Scunthorpe Salary: £ 31,049 Contract type : Permanent Working hours: Full Time (37.5 hrs pw)

Location: Scunthorpe ( A full driving licence and access to a vehicle are required) Standguide is an employee-owned organisation, which means our employees have a voice in the business and a shared interest in its long-term success. Alongside a rewarding role where you can make a genuine difference, we offer: 33 days' paid annual leave, including bank holidays, increasing to 38 days after five full years' service An additional paid day off for your birthday Workplace pension scheme Company health plan following successful completion of probation Online GP access Employee Assistance Programme, including counselling and wellbeing support Death in service cover Will-planning support and access to a secure digital vault Cycle to Work scheme Company sick pay, subject to eligibility A broad range of internal training and continuing professional development opportunities Access to employee-owner benefits, subject to eligibility and qualifying service Make a difference through meaningful employment Are you passionate about helping people overcome barriers and achieve their employment goals? We're looking for an Employment Specialist to support people with mental health support needs to find and sustain meaningful, competitive employment. You'll work using the Individual Placement and Support approach, an evidence-based model that places each person's interests, strengths and aspirations at the centre of their journey into work. You don't need previous IPS experience, as full training will be provided. What matters most is your ability to build trust, work positively with people and employers, and help individuals recognise and achieve their potential. About Standguide For more than three decades, Standguide has supported individuals and employers across the UK. We provide employment, skills and support services that help people overcome barriers, develop their potential and move towards sustainable employment. As an employee-owned organisation, we're committed to investing in our people, delivering high-quality services and creating positive outcomes for the communities we support. What you'll do As an IPS Employment Specialist, you'll: Manage a caseload of clients with mental health support needs who are motivated to start or return to work Deliver support in line with the eight principles of the Individual Placement and Support model Work towards the standards set out within the IPS Fidelity Scale Build supportive and trusting relationships with clients Help clients identify their skills, interests, experience and employment aspirations Complete vocational profiles and agree personalised action plans Support clients with job searches, CVs, applications, interview preparation and career development Identify suitable employment opportunities through tailored job searching and direct contact with local employers Explore both advertised vacancies and opportunities within the hidden job market Develop positive relationships with employers and promote inclusive recruitment Help employers understand workplace support needs and reasonable adjustments Explore options such as job carving where this may help create a suitable opportunity Provide ongoing in-work support to clients and employers once employment has been secured Work closely with healthcare professionals, referral partners, colleges, training providers and other local organisations Maintain accurate records and provide clear evidence of client progress and outcomes Work independently within the community while remaining an active member of the wider team What you'll need We're looking for someone who has: A degree-level qualification or equivalent relevant experience Experience of supporting people with mental health, health-related needs or other barriers to employment An understanding of the challenges people with health support needs may face when seeking or sustaining work Experience gained within employability, health, social care, community services or the voluntary sector The ability to build respectful, trusting and productive relationships Strong communication and organisational skills Good record-keeping skills and attention to detail The confidence to work independently and use your own initiative The ability to develop relationships with employers and promote the service A full driving licence and access to a vehicle are required. Reasonable adjustments will be considered where appropriate. experience or training in the Individual Placement and Support approach would be an advantage, but it isn't essential. Overseas equivalent qualifications will be considered. We welcome applications from people with relevant lived experience and recognise the valuable insight this can bring to the role. Equality and accessibility Standguide is an Equal Opportunities Employer and a Disability Confident Leader. We're committed to equality of opportunity and value the diversity of our employees, applicants and customers. We'll consider reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process. Please contact recruitment_standguide_couk if you need the advert or application information in another format or require an adjustment at any stage. All applicants will be assessed fairly against the published criteria for the role. Pre-employment checks Any offer of employment will be subject to satisfactory references, confirmation of the applicant's right to work in the UK and an Enhanced DBS check. Having a criminal record will not necessarily prevent you from working with us. Any information disclosed will be considered fairly and individually, taking account of its relevance to the role and the circumstances involved. For a copy of the full job description and person specification, please email recruitment_standguide_couk .

We are looking for a nurse-qualified Registered Manager to join an award-winning nursing home provider based near Nottingham. This fantastic Home Manager opportunity comes with a competitive salary of £75,000 per year plus an annual bonus scheme, excellent opportunities for further progression within a growing organization and more excellent benefits.

Benefits package includes: Competitive salary of £75,000 per year Performance based bonus scheme, paid quarterly Salary sacrifice scheme Financial support to achieve further qualifications Excellent routes for further progression within a growing organization If you are an experienced Home Manager looking for the opportunity to shape a service where quality care and resident wellbeing genuinely come first, this role offers the autonomy and support to make a lasting impact. About the Company This is a well-established, award-winning elderly care provider with a strong reputation for delivering compassionate nursing and residential care. The service promotes a warm, community-focused environment where residents feel safe, respected and supported to live well. Quality improvement, kindness and professional development are central to the organisation's approach. Key Responsibilities Lead the delivery of high-quality, person-centred care for elderly residents. Develop, support and inspire multidisciplinary care teams within the home. Maintain regulatory compliance and drive continuous quality improvement initiatives. Build positive relationships with residents, families and healthcare professionals.

About You Must be a qualified nurse (RGN or RMN) Previous experience working as a Home Manager, Care Home Manager or Registered Care Manager within elderly care. Strong understanding of care quality, compliance and team leadership within a nursing home environment. Care Inspectorate registration or eligibility to register.

Must have excellent knowledge of care systems and clinical governance If you are a dedicated Home Manager looking for a new challenge within a supportive and values-led environment, we would love to hear from you, even if your CV is not fully up to date. Apply now or contact Dale, 020 3314 7746 today. We'd love to hear from you.

Veterinary Surgeon - Long Melford We are looking for a Veterinary Surgeon to join our team at Swayne & Partners in Long Melford. For over 50 years, we've built a reputation for clinical excellence and are proud of the experienced team we've developed, the breadth of cases we see and the opportunities we provide for our colleagues to learn and thrive. You'll be joining a practice where teamwork, development and high standards of patient care go hand in hand.

As part of Kin Vet Community, a small collective of like-minded community veterinary practices, we benefit from the support, shared expertise and collaborative approach that comes from working alongside teams who share our commitment to exceptional veterinary care. Whilst every practice retains its own culture, leadership and way of working, being part of Kin Vet creates greater opportunities to learn from one another, invest in our people and facilities, and continue evolving the services we provide to pets and their owners. Salary Up to £65,000 DOE Up to £70,000 for Certificate Holders The Opportunity Long Melford offers the opportunity to work within a friendly branch practice where continuity of care, strong client relationships and personalised veterinary medicine are at the heart of what we do.

You'll work closely with a supportive team while enjoying the benefits of being part of the wider Swayne & Partners network, giving you access to experienced colleagues, excellent clinical resources and opportunities for professional development. This role is perfect for an experienced Veterinary Surgeon who enjoys building lasting client relationships, managing cases from start to finish and working with genuine clinical autonomy. What You'll Be Doing Providing high-quality first opinion consultations Performing routine soft tissue surgery confidently and independently Managing a varied medical and surgical caseload Building long-term relationships with clients and their pets Working closely with colleagues across the wider Swayne & Partners team Delivering exceptional patient care every day Why You'll Love Working Here Long Melford combines the welcoming atmosphere of a community branch practice with the support and clinical expertise of a larger veterinary group.

You'll have the freedom to practise excellent medicine while knowing experienced colleagues and advanced facilities are always available when needed.

About You We're looking for someone who has: At least 2 years' UK small animal experience (5 years preferred) Confidence in routine surgery Excellent communication and consulting skills A proactive and collaborative approach A passion for delivering exceptional veterinary care Certificate holders are welcomed, and we actively support further study and professional development. Working Pattern Four-day week 8:30am-6:00pm Thursday and Friday are fixed working days 30-minute unpaid lunch 1 in 5 OOH weekends based in Bury Time off in lieu following weekend work What We Offer Certificate support CPD funding Clinical freedom and autonomy Supportive, experienced colleagues Loyal and established client base Opportunity to develop your own clinical interests Strong work-life balance The support and opportunities that come from being part of Kin Vet Community

Clinical Lead Nurse (RGN) – £24ph Supernumerary Hours £24.00 per hour | Supernumerary Hours | Permanent | Full-Time | Immediate Interviews Are you an experienced RGN ready to step into a Clinical Lead role? If you're looking for more than another standard nursing position, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for. We are recruiting an experienced and clinically confident Registered General Nurse (RGN) to join a well-established nursing home as their Clinical Lead Nurse .

Offering £24.00 per hour plus supernumerary hours , this position gives you the opportunity to remain clinically involved while having dedicated time to lead the nursing team, support staff, oversee care standards and help drive clinical excellence throughout the home . Immediate interviews are available for the right candidate.

Why Consider This Clinical Lead Position?

This is an opportunity to take a genuine step forward in your nursing career. Rather than spending your entire working week on the floor, your supernumerary hours will give you dedicated time to concentrate on the clinical leadership side of the home. You will work closely with the Home Manager and nursing team, helping to ensure residents receive consistently high standards of safe, compassionate and person-centred care.

For an experienced Senior Nurse or RGN who is ready for greater responsibility, this could be an excellent next career move.

Your Role Will Include: Providing strong clinical leadership across the home Supporting, mentoring and developing Nurses and Care Teams Overseeing care plans and risk assessments Medication management and clinical governance Completing and supporting clinical audits Monitoring residents' changing clinical needs Ensuring accurate and compliant clinical documentation Supporting safeguarding and infection prevention procedures Liaising with GPs and other healthcare professionals Communicating effectively with residents and their families Supporting staff development and clinical competencies Maintaining high standards of person-centred care Working closely with the Home Manager to continually develop clinical standards Are You the Nurse We're Looking For? To be considered, you will need: Registered General Nurse (RGN) qualification Active UK NMC PIN – essential Strong clinical knowledge and confidence Nursing home or elderly care experience Excellent medication management skills Strong care planning and risk assessment experience The confidence to support and lead Nurses and Care Teams Good knowledge of safeguarding and clinical governance Excellent communication and organisational skills A compassionate and resident-focused approach Previous experience as a Clinical Lead, Senior Nurse, Unit Manager or Deputy Manager would be highly advantageous. However, we are also interested in hearing from experienced RGNs or Senior Nurses who are ready to take that next step into a Clinical Lead position . What Will You Get? £24.00 per hour Supernumerary hours Permanent, full-time position Genuine clinical leadership responsibility Opportunity to develop your management and leadership experience Support from the Home Manager and wider team Established nursing home environment Opportunity to make a real impact on clinical standards Immediate interviews available Ready for Your Next Step? If you are an experienced RGN with an active UK NMC PIN and you're ready for a Clinical Lead position where you can use both your clinical and leadership skills , we want to hear from you. Apply today with your CV. Suitable candidates will be contacted promptly, and immediate interviews are available for the right person .

Job Title: Specialist Speech and Language Therapist Location: Quidenham, Norwich Salary: £33,612 - £36,899 FTE - Actual salary will depend on hours and weeks worked per year dependant on qualifications and experience Hours: We are open to discussion on number of hours and whether full year or reduced weeks Contract: Permanent We are looking for an enthusiastic Speech and Language Therapist to join on a fixed term contract until November 2026 working as part of a therapy team in a specialist school supporting primary and secondary students aged 6 to 16 years primarily with communication and interaction difficulties or specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia. Some may be on the autistic spectrum or have anxieties and difficulties that create barriers to learning.

The role: To provide a dynamic specialist Speech and Language Therapy service as part of a multi-disciplinary team, undertaking all aspects of Speech and Language Therapy clinical duties within the ethical framework provided by the rules of professional conduct. To provide a high standard of Speech and Language Therapy assessment and intervention to students, including advice, information and training to relevant parents, carers and professionals in line with proposed intervention plans. With small classes, typically 7 children and a minimum of 3 staff per class you can focus on the needs of each student. There is a full clinical team onsite to support at all times and you will have the support of an experienced and stable SLT.

Key Duties and Responsibilities: To work autonomously, managing a caseload of young people with complex needs within a special education setting. Work with more senior Speech and Language Therapists, Clinical Lead and SLT to manage workload efficiently to provide a service which is run in an efficient manner so that young people's needs are met effectively. To liaise with the other Speech and Language Therapists operating within the schools to ensure appropriate caseload management and sharing of skills. To provide specialist assessment and treatment of children and young people, liaise effectively with multi-disciplinary colleagues and to maintain associated records in line with professional codes of conduct. To undertake autonomous assessment, including specialist assessment, of young people with a wide range of additional communication needs. To analyse and interpret assessments to recommend and deliver the best course of intervention for each child. Measuring outcomes of interventions against EHCP and Annual Review outcomes and record progress and outcomes using systems identified by schools (for example Earwig) To demonstrate sound understanding of clinical governance and clinical risk and to demonstrate the use of treatment plans with an evidence-based link. To be responsible for the maintenance of accurate written records in line with professional code of conduction. Produce timely and concise clinical recording, maintaining confidentially and the safe storage of both written and digital data. Provide clear and concise written reports for inclusion within Annual Review Reports. Attend and contribute to Annual Review Meetings. Attend appropriate reviews and team meetings, promoting our culture of joint working with other disciplines and outside agencies. To take a lead role in teaching other members of the multi-disciplinary team on relevant aspects of speech and language therapy and communication. Use specialist software to produce easy read and accessible resources for use in classrooms and for therapy. Provide screening assessment for prospective new students; this may include visits to other schools/residential settings. Make referrals for specialist assessment or advice regarding dysphagia as necessary. Recognise own professional boundaries with the role and when to seek appropriate guidance Experience /Qualifications: To be a registered member of RCSLT and HCPC To hold a professional Speech and Language Therapy degree or equivalent Benefits: Life assurance Enhanced pension scheme Enhanced annual leave Free lunch when working Perkbox - offering high street discounts Employee assistance programme Car lease scheme and Bike to work scheme Fully funded training and qualifications Free membership to our Health cash back plan - Claim back money on services such as dental, optical, physio and many more. Family Swim