Registered Childrens Home Manager (Children With Disabilities)
Full Time 37 Hours
Permanent
Grade 10 £42,476 - £46,431 depending on experience
Doncaster Council is offering an exciting opportunity with the recruitment of a Registered Manager for a new Childrens Home for Children with Disabilities.
The home will provide care for children diagnosed with complex disabilities and health needs that include learning and physical disabilities.
The candidate should be able to or can demonstrate:
having within the last 5 years, worked at least 2 years in a position relevant to a Residential Care of children, ideally within the complex disabilities and health sector.
having worked for at least one year in a position requiring the supervision and management of staff working in a care role
by the relevant date attained the Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Residential Child Care or be prepared to have completed the Level 5 Diploma with 3 years of appointment.
be willing to attend Therapeutic Crisis Intervention and Signs of Safety training and ensure this is embedded in the culture within the home.
have an extensive knowledge of the “Children Homes Regulations and Quality Standards 2015” and be able to motivate, support and develop the home’s service delivery in line with the home’s ‘Statement for Purpose’. Furthermore, that they are creative and inspirational in their management approach.
have extensive knowledge in residential care and be able to drive excellence within the home.
have experience of budget management and can take the lead on the financial aspects of the children’s home.
be able to undertake robust quality assurance audits and input effective action plan to improve change.
be able to take full responsibility of the effectiveness of the service delivery and that each child’s needs are supported to reach their full potential.
have excellent communication skills and can act as a good advocate for Doncaster Council and the children they care for.
be able to take the lead on safeguarding children and ensure the policy and procedures for child protection are robust.
ensure the staff supervision and personal development records are up to date, that training and development is in line with service delivery and the needs of the service.
be able to manage equality and diversity and prioritise the needs of the child, has a creative and nonoppressive manner which can influence a good and positive culture for children and young people in which to live.
be prepared to undertake a fit person’s interview with Ofsted as well has having an updated DBS check and medical assessment.
Should you feel that your experience and qualifications meet the requirements of the Job Description & Person Specification for this post and you would like to apply then please complete the online application form by:
Closing Date: Sunday 28th May 2023 (Midnight)
Interview Date: To Be Confirmed