Care Manager - Manchester - £35,000-£37,000 per year

edyn.care • Full-time • Manchester, GB • £35k - £37k / year • 1w ago

Overview

Our team truly cares about the work that we do. We're on a social mission to solve the care challenges and modernise live-in care, rethinking every detail. A care company built for the 21st century. We're motivated to enable people to live vibrantly and safely at home, on their own terms.

Our goal is to build genuine, respectful relationships with our professional carers, clients and families as we work to earn their trust and improve the industry. This means actively listening to our clients. It means attracting, training and supporting the country's first-class professional carers. It means building the right care team for each client. It means providing exceptional ongoing support.

Under the hood, we lead with technical innovation that improves efficiency and supports people to do what they need to do even better. We innovate workforce management, operations systems and data collection to help track and improve outcomes for our clients.

We are made up of professional carers, support teams, care managers and technologists building a smart way to care. The first care company built from the bottom up, specifically for live-in care, is proud to be regulated by the Care Quality Commission with a rating of ‘Good'.

Together, our teams work together to create the best possible client experience, which contributes to our Trustpilot + Google score. We are led by an energetic team and backed by industry professionals, including the former chairman of the Care Quality Commission, the former chairman of Four Seasons Care Group, the Chairman of Trustpilot and other angel investors.

Overview

We are looking for a passionate and energetic Care Manager to join our quality assurance team at edyn. care. In this role, you will be key to ensuring our quality assurance practices are being met. You will carry out initial assessments, construct care plans, conduct carer and client checks, shadow and train carers to monitor the provision of care and support in the management of key team members.

You will work closely with our Registered Care Manager and quality assurance team. This role is remote with office days quarterly e.g every 3 months to attend team socials.

What your day will look like:

Morning meetings with the care management and quality assurance teams to align on action plans
Completing new client assessments and ensuring smooth onboarding of new clients
Completing field and virtual visits to assess professional carer wellbeing and performance - spot checks, supervisions and annual appraisals
Completing field and virtual visits to assess client wellbeing, care plan suitability and environmental risk assessments.
Collecting quality assurance forms from clients' homes where required, and support in the auditing and feedback of such
Developing and maintaining strong relationships with clients and their families, providing ongoing support and assistance as needed
Working closely with healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and social workers, to ensure that clients receive the appropriate medical care and support
Ensuring compliance with all relevant legislation and regulations, including health and safety and safeguarding.
Creating new outcome-based care plans, as per the client QA schedule and on an ad-hoc basis, and updating them as required
Managing your field visit schedule 2 weeks in advance
Reporting data from the field to CMT and company KPIs
Dealing with complaints and disciplinary processes by following company policies and procedures
Covering out-of-hours service on a rotational basis every 5-6 weeks

What you'll need:

3-5 years working in care, with a minimum of 2 years in a supervisory role.
Strong organisational and time-management skills.
Ability to assess risk effectively and implement appropriate measures to ensure the safety of both clients and carers.
Knowledge of health and safety regulations and best practices in the healthcare industry
A caring and compassionate nature, with a genuine desire to improve the lives of others
Technical - able to use email, forms, IM
Full UK driving licence and own car or motorcycle (expenses paid)

Good to have:

Experience in the live-in care setting
Up-to-date train-the-trainer qualifications, such as moving and handling, first aid, or medication administration.
Holder of a Degree Qualification or NVQ Level 3 or Level 5, ongoing
Willing to use your personal smartphone.

Why you should join us: