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Registered Branch Manager

East Sussex
£45k – £55k/yr
Posted about 10 hours ago
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If you're an experienced Registered Branch Manager looking to step into a genuinely influential leadership role, this opportunity offers the scope to shape complex and domiciliary services on a national scale. You'll have the authority to set standards, build high-performing remote teams, and drive quality across adult and children's services.

This role is designed for someone who values accountability, clinical governance, and sustainable growth. You'll work closely with senior leaders and clinical colleagues, balancing regulatory responsibility with the freedom to improve how complex community care is delivered.

Package & Benefits

  • Salary £45,000 to £55,000 per annum.
  • Annual birthday bonus following successful completion of probation.
  • Flexible working arrangements where operational requirements allow.
  • Pension scheme and statutory benefits.
  • Ongoing professional development and leadership support.

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About the Company

You'll be joining a growing provider of complex care and domiciliary support for adults and elderly in their own homes. The organisation is focused on quality, innovation, and building services that are clinically robust, compliant, and genuinely person-centred.

Key Responsibilities

  • Hold Registered Manager accountability for complex and domiciliary services, ensuring full CQC compliance and high-quality care delivery.
  • Provide strategic and operational leadership across geographically dispersed teams, including quality assurance, governance, and on-call oversight.
  • Support service improvement and growth, working with commissioners, partners, and internal stakeholders to develop sustainable services.

About You

  • Current Registered Manager experience within complex care, domiciliary care, or community-based services.
  • Strong working knowledge of CQC regulations, governance, and quality assurance frameworks across adult and children's services.
  • Proven experience leading and developing multidisciplinary or remote teams within regulated care environments.

If you're considering your next step and want a role with real influence, even if your CV isn't fully up to date, we'd be pleased to talk. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.

For more information please reach out to Max at Leaders In Care LNKD1_UKTJ

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Skills

CQC Compliance
Clinical Governance
Strategic Leadership
Operational Management
Quality Assurance
Remote Team Management
Complex Care Management
Domiciliary Care
Stakeholder Management
Service Improvement

Location

East Sussex, England, United Kingdom

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