Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Community Team Leader - Homebirth Team

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Department: Maternity Services
Band 7, £49,387 - £56,515 Per annum pro rata
Hours: Full time, 37.5 per week, all MKUH roles will be considered for flexible working
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and motivated midwife to develop and lead a dedicated Homebirth Team.
This role offers the opportunity to combine clinical expertise with operational and professional leadership, supporting a team dedicated to delivering safe, personalised and woman-centred care across community settings. You will provide visible leadership and professional support to the Homebirth Team, ensuring the delivery of high-quality care in line with national guidance, local policies and the Trust's strategic objectives.
Working closely with community and maternity colleagues, you will champion continuity of care, promote informed choice and support women and families who choose homebirth as part of their maternity journey. You will play a key role in service development, quality improvement, staff wellbeing and the ongoing development of a positive team culture.
'We care. We communicate. We collaborate. We contribute.'
Please note: We are unable to offer sponsorship for this role.
Interview date: w/c 26 October 2026
About You
We are seeking an enthusiastic and inspiring leader who:
- Is a registered Midwife with substantial post-registration experience.
- Demonstrates excellent leadership, communication and organisational skills.
- Is passionate about personalised care, continuity and supporting informed choice.
- Has experience of managing and developing staff within a maternity setting.
- Is committed to service improvement, safety and high-quality outcomes for women, babies and families.
- Thrives within multidisciplinary teams and values collaboration and innovation.
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This is an exciting opportunity to influence and develop a valued service within a forward-thinking maternity unit that is committed to listening to women and continuously improving the care we provide.
If you are passionate about leading community maternity services and supporting the future development of homebirth provision within Milton Keynes, we would love to hear from you.
We are supportive of flexible working and understand the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Milton Keynes University Hospital recognises the positive value of diversity and inclusion and welcomes applications from all backgrounds.
About Milton Keynes University Hospital
Milton Keynes University Hospital, in proud partnership with the University of Buckingham, is a University Teaching Hospital committed to advancing patient care through cutting-edge research and education. With a “Good” rating from the CQC and significant investment underway, this is an exciting time to join our team and grow your career.
As a medium-sized general hospital, we provide a full range of general medical and surgical services, including a busy Emergency Department, Maternity, and Paediatrics. As the population of our city and surrounding areas continues to grow rapidly, we are expanding and enhancing our facilities to meet rising demand and improve access to care for all our communities.


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Further investment is underway, including the recently approved Women and Children’s Centre, set to open by 2030.
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Contact
For further details or informal visits contact:
Nikki Hilton
Maternity Matron – Community
Email: Nicola.Hilton@mkuh.nhs.uk
For an informal discussion regarding this exciting opportunity, please contact:
Nikki Hilton
Maternity Matron – Community
Email: Nicola.Hilton@mkuh.nhs.uk
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