The Nursing and Midwifery Council
Hearings Manager

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About the team and what we do
Our team independently assesses if a nurse, midwife, or nursing associate’s fitness to practise is impaired due to misconduct, health, lack of competence, or criminal convictions, determining outcomes ranging from no action to being struck off the register.
Your role and impact
Are you ready to spearhead a team dedicated to ensuring fairness and integrity in healthcare regulation?
We're on the lookout for an exceptional individual to take the reins as our Hearings Manager, orchestrating a seamless operation of Fitness to Practise (FtP) hearings and meetings.
In this pivotal role, you'll not only uphold our vital duty to protect the public but also champion excellence in customer service, ensuring that every event concludes promptly and within budget. Join our team of hearings managers and be the driving force behind our commitment to delivering exceptional outcomes.
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What you’ll bring
- Lead your team with finesse, ensuring that every adjudication event adheres to NMC values, policies, and quality standards while navigating high-profile and varied challenges with confidence.
- Deliver up to 15 physical hearings, and 20 virtual hearings per day, using your event and people management skills to ensure safe and effective regulation for our registrants.
- Own your own caseload of Fitness to Practise substantive hearings and apply a robust threshold framework to ensure hearing readiness and resource efficiencies.
- Implement your negotiation and influencing skills to address escalations and practical issues swiftly, utilising your keen eye for detail and numerical analysis to find practical solutions.
- Working collaboratively, you will forge strong relationships both within and outside the department, collaborating on long-term projects that continuously elevate the quality of our adjudication events.
- Motivate and engage your team with your infectious can-do attitude, providing ongoing support, guidance, and policy-led management to ensure operational excellence and staff empowerment.


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