Panoramic Associates
Interim Support Manager

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Location: Norfolk (on-site)
Contract: Interim / Fixed-term assignment (3-6 months)
Start: ASAP
Salary/Rate: Competitive (dependent on experience)
About the role
We're working with an established provider supporting older people in Norfolk who requires an Interim Support Manager to provide short-term operational leadership and stability across a busy service. This is a hands-on assignment, ideal for someone confident stepping into a service quickly, embedding good practice, and supporting a team to deliver consistently high-quality, person-centred care.
Key responsibilities
- Provide day-to-day leadership to the service, ensuring safe, high-quality delivery of support
- Support the Registered Manager with operational oversight and service improvement
- Maintain strong standards around safeguarding, risk management, medication processes and care planning
- Coach and support staff, including supervision, performance management and rota/staffing support
- Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, internal policies and best practice
- Liaise with families, external professionals and stakeholders to promote positive outcomes
- Support with audits, action plans, and ensuring documentation is consistently up to date
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- Proven experience in a Support Manager / Deputy Manager / Service Manager role within older people's services
- Strong working knowledge of compliance and quality standards in social care
- Confident leading teams through change, stabilisation or improvement activity
- Excellent communication skills and a calm, pragmatic approach
- Ability to work on-site in Norfolk and commit to a 3-6 month assignment


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If you're an experienced interim leader who can hit the ground running and support an older people's service in Norfolk, we'd like to hear from you. Apply with an up-to-date CV and a brief summary of your availability.
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