Novus Care Limited
Field Care Supervisor

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Domiciliary Field Care Supervisor – Join a Team That Cares as Much as You Do!
Wickford & Surrounding Areas | Mileage Paid | Competitive Pay
Who We Are
At Novus Care, we’re a family-run care provider with a mission to enhance the lives of vulnerable adults by helping them live safely and independently in the comfort of their own homes. We take pride in delivering high-quality, person-centred care — and we’re growing!
We’re looking for a caring and experienced Field Care Supervisor to join our friendly, professional team in Wickford and the surrounding areas.
What You’ll Be Doing
As a Domiciliary Field Care Supervisor, you’ll support care staff, ensure service excellence, and work with the Registered Manager to maintain compliance, drive quality, and deliver care that truly makes a difference.
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Your responsibilities will include:
- Supervising care delivery to maintain high standards
- Conducting care and risk assessments with clients
- Creating and updating person-centred care plans
- Liaising with families, GPs, and external professionals
- Monitoring medication administration and quality standards
- Assisting with audits and supporting service improvements
- Participating in the on-call rota (paid)
- Covering shifts if necessary to avoid service disruption
What We’re Looking For
- Previous experience in domiciliary/home care
- NVQ Level 3 in Health & Social Care (or working toward it)
- Strong communication and leadership skills
- Full UK driving licence and access to your own car
- A warm, compassionate, and proactive attitude


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What You’ll Get in Return
- Competitive Pay
- Mileage Paid (35p per mile)
- Free In-House Training to get you started
- Ongoing Online Training with Skills for Care
- Clear Career Progression Opportunities
- Paid On-Call Shifts
- Company Pension Scheme
- Supportive Team Culture & Staff Events
- Retail & High Street Discounts
- Free Blue Light Card
- Refer-a-Friend Bonus – Up to £400 per referral!
- Employee of the Month Awards
- Social Media Shout-Outs for Outstanding Work
- A Caregiver-Focused Culture that truly values you
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