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Nurse Manager - Agency & Complex Care

Kilmarnock
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Nurse Manager – Build Something Exceptional From the Ground Up

Lead the Future of Community Nursing & Complex Care

This isn't just another Nurse Manager role.

This is a rare opportunity to join us at the very beginning.

We're launching an exciting new nurse-led service delivering high-quality agency nursing and complex care packages across the community—and we're looking for an exceptional clinical leader to help build it from the ground up.

If you've ever wanted the chance to shape a service instead of simply inheriting one, this is your opportunity.

You'll work alongside an experienced senior leadership team with over 30 years of success in community care, giving you the support, investment and freedom to create a service that sets new standards for quality, innovation and clinical excellence.

🚀 Why Join Us?

This is your opportunity to:

  • Design and develop a brand-new nursing service
  • Recruit and build your own clinical team
  • Influence the future direction of the business
  • Introduce innovative models of care
  • Work with a leadership team that genuinely values your expertise
  • Progress as the service grows

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We're not looking for someone to maintain the status quo.

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The Role

As Nurse Manager you'll lead the development and day-to-day management of our community nursing and complex care services.

You'll combine strong clinical leadership with commercial awareness, ensuring outstanding care while helping grow an ambitious new service. The role includes overseeing clinical governance, managing complex care packages, recruiting and developing staff, maintaining compliance, and supporting business development.

We're Looking For Someone Who:

  • Is a Registered Nurse (NMC)
  • Has experience managing community nursing or complex care services
  • Is confident leading and developing teams
  • Understands CQC/Care Inspectorate regulations and clinical governance
  • Enjoys solving problems and thinking differently
  • Is ambitious and wants to build something special
  • Has excellent communication and leadership skills

Autonomy

You'll have the freedom to shape how the service develops—not simply follow existing processes.

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Supportive Leadership

You'll be backed by experienced directors who understand community care and invest in their people.

Modern Working Environment

A collaborative culture where ideas are welcomed and innovation is encouraged.

Make a Difference

Every decision you make will directly influence the lives of patients, families and staff.

This Role Is Perfect For Someone Who...

  • Wants to leave a lasting legacy.
  • Has ideas they've never been allowed to implement.
  • Is ready for the next step in their career.
  • Wants to build a high-performing nursing service they can truly be proud of.

Ready to Build Something Amazing?

If you're an ambitious Nurse Manager looking for more than just another management job, we'd love to hear from you.

Join us and help create one of Scotland's most exciting new community nursing and complex care services.

Apply today and be part of something from day one.

  • Competitive salary
  • Career progression opportunities
  • Supportive and dynamic working environment
  • Opportunity to shape and grow a service
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Skills

Clinical leadership
Community nursing
Complex care management
Clinical governance
Staff recruitment
Staff development
CQC compliance
Care Inspectorate regulations
Commercial awareness
Business development
Strategic planning
Team management
Communication skills
Problem solving

Location

Kilmarnock, Scotland, United Kingdom

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