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St Jude's Care Ltd

Field Care Supervisor

Weymouth
£28.5k/yr
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Job title: Field Care Supervisor

Salary: £28,500 a year
Job type: Full-time, permanent
Schedule: Day shift · Weekend (every other) · 8-hour shift

Field Care Supervisor — £28,500 — Weymouth
Pool car provided · Every other weekend off

You know the difference between a care worker who is coping and one who is quietly struggling. You notice when a client isn't quite themselves. That instinct is the job.

We're looking for two Field Care Supervisors to sit right in the middle of our homecare service — half your week out in the community, half supporting the care workers who deliver it, and ensuring our clients receive the best care possible. One to work the morning shift, and one to work the evening shift.

What you'll actually do

Half your time is spent in the field. You'll cover care runs alongside the team, so you stay properly connected to the work. You'll spend time with clients in their own homes finding out who's happy and who isn't, checking that care plans match the care being delivered, and flagging to our Care Managers when someone's needs have changed.

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The other half is spent supporting our care workers. You'll be their point of contact — the person they call first. That means spot checks and supervisions, but far more of it is simply knowing your team: who's finding a client difficult, who's had three rota changes this week, who needs a bit of coaching before a small problem becomes a serious one.

What we're offering

  • £28,500 a year — 37.5 paid hours a week
  • A pool car for work journeys — you don't need your own vehicle
  • Every other weekend off
  • Five 8-hour shifts, either 07:00–15:00 or 14:00–22:00
  • Funded NVQ Level 3 if you don't already have it, further progression if you wish
  • 28 days holiday including bank holidays
  • Enhanced DBS paid for

What we need from you

  • A full UK driving licence
  • At least two years in domiciliary or community care
  • NVQ Level 3, or the willingness to work towards it
  • Confidence with electronic care planning systems
  • Availability for alternate weekends and both early and late shifts
  • The judgement to know what you can handle and what needs escalating

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NVQ Level 3, supervisory experience or a medication competency assessor qualification are all welcome, but we'd rather have the right person and train them.

About us

St Jude's Care is a CQC-registered provider delivering domiciliary, live-in and supported living care across Dorset. We're small enough that you'll know every client and every carer by name, and organised enough that you won't be firefighting.

Apply through directly, or on our website at ats.stjudescare.co.uk/apply

We'd be glad to have an informal chat first — no CV needed for that. Alternatively, give Sarah, our recruitment Manager a call on 01305 559 047

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Skills

Domiciliary Care
Community Care
Staff Supervision
Care Planning
Electronic Care Planning Systems
Medication Competency
Team Coaching
Client Assessment
Scheduling
Risk Escalation

Location

Weymouth, England, United Kingdom

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