Leaders in Care
Group Clinical Lead

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Are you an experienced RMN looking for an opportunity to influence clinical standards and specialist care across a national organisation?
We are working with a well-established care provider to appoint a Group Clinical Lead into a highly influential senior leadership position.
Working closely with senior Quality, Regulation and Operational leaders, you will provide group-wide clinical leadership and assurance while helping shape the organisation's approach to specialist care.
This is an opportunity to move beyond individual service management and have a genuine impact across a national portfolio.
The Package:
- £85,000 - £100,000 basic salary
- Comprehensive benefits package including a car allowance
The role:
As Group Clinical Lead, you will provide expert clinical leadership, challenge and support across the organisation, helping ensure consistently high standards of safe, effective and person-centred care.
You will:
- Provide group-wide clinical leadership and professional nursing oversight.
- Strengthen clinical governance, assurance and risk management.
- Lead clinical standards across areas including medicines, falls, wounds, infection prevention, deterioration, care planning and documentation.
- Provide specialist expertise across mental health, dementia, complex needs and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS).
- Support services with complex admissions, clinical risks and challenging presentations.
- Identify clinical trends and areas for improvement through audits, incidents, safeguarding, complaints and quality data.
- Support CQC readiness and regulatory assurance.
- Develop clinical policies, guidance, training and best practice.
- Coach and influence Registered Managers, nurses and operational leaders.
- Work with commissioners, ICBs, NHS teams, safeguarding professionals and other external stakeholders.
- Provide leadership and oversight to specialist clinical/PBS colleagues.
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Who we're looking for
You must be an RMN with current NMC registration and have substantial experience within mental health, dementia, complex needs and/or specialist care.
We would particularly like to hear from candidates with:
- Senior clinical leadership experience within adult social care, specialist care, nursing or a related environment.
- Strong knowledge of mental health, dementia, complex needs and PBS.
- Excellent understanding of clinical governance, quality assurance and clinical risk.
- Experience operating across multiple services or at regional/group level.
- Strong knowledge of CQC regulation, safeguarding and the Mental Capacity Act.
- The credibility to influence senior operational leaders while remaining connected to frontline clinical practice.
- Experience supporting complex services, admissions or placements.
- A track record of improving clinical standards and resident outcomes.


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You could currently be working as a Group Clinical Lead, National Clinical Lead, Head of Clinical Services, Head of Nursing, Clinical Governance Lead, Clinical Quality Lead or in a similar senior clinical position.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced clinical leader who wants the autonomy and influence to shape clinical practice across a significant national care portfolio.
Location:
North England with regular national travel.
Apply today or contact Mike Turton at Leaders in Care for a confidential discussion.
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