| Hours of Work: | Full Time Monday to Friday, with some out of hours requirements |
| Branch: | Hampshire |
| Work Location: | Branch office (Southampton), with regular travel to care delivery locations |
| Salary Range: | £43,000 – £48,000 plus bonus entitlements |
About The Role
The Nurse Case Manager holds primary responsibility for the development, implementation, and delivery of care plans and clinical interventions for an allocated caseload of clients. The ideal candidate will work closely with clients, their families and other multi-disciplinary healthcare professionals to provide top quality client-specific clinical advice and guidance to care delivery teams, training and supporting them with their clinical skills and associated activities.
Successful candidates will hold active NMC registration to work with children.
Additionally, the Nurse Case Manager will complete routine observations of care delivery within care settings, including outside of normal working hours, to uphold the company’s standards and expectations in all aspects of care.
In return, we provide:
- An achievable profit-related bonus scheme
- Annual leave accrual with length of service
- Your birthday off work
- Company Sick Pay scheme
- Benenden Health membership
- Paid Charity Days
- Company events
- On Call pay enhancements for weekends and bank holidays
- Pay enhancements for the delivery of external clinical training
- Access to our wellness programme
- Blue Light card discounts
- Ongoing training opportunities
Duties will include:
- Managing a case load of clients, acting as the main point of contact for any clinical updates, developments, or changes in need.
- Involvement in assessment of prospective care packages and development of support frameworks.
- Responsible for development, implementation, and analysis of all care plans, risk assessments and client focused documentation for clients within their caseload.
- Conduct regular reviews of all client care plans and documentation
- Responsible for the safe management and administration of medication within care settings.
- Safeguarding children and vulnerable adults from risk of harm or abuse, and escalating concerns to the Company’s Designated Safeguarding Officer for consultation where required.
- Monitoring, supporting, coaching, and induction of care staff.
- Providing on call support to services outside of normal working hours, including weekends and bank holidays, through participation in the on-call roster.
- Actively promote best practice in all elements of care delivery, leading by example, and providing coaching and mentorship to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence of care staff.
- Conduct routine and unannounced visits to care locations to support the company’s objective to provide high-quality care through effective monitoring and observations.
- Liaise with external professionals, commissioners, and multi-disciplinary teams who have input into the care of the individual.
- Identification and delivery of training for the service that will enhance the quality of support provided to the service user.
- Cooperate with the company’s PHB training strategy, including through the delivery of high-quality training to external parties.
About Unity Care Solutions
Unity Care Solutions deliver care and clinical nursing to adults and children who have complex long-term health conditions within the comfort and safety of their own homes.
We are regulated by the Care Quality Commission, which supports our high standards for excellence in everything we do. We are experiencing a period of growth, and are developing our business support functions in response.
Not only will you have the opportunity to work with a group of colleagues who will support you in your role, but you will become part of a company that truly cares about its people. We place a huge emphasis on the wellbeing of our employees through a company-wide wellness programme, and actively promote participation in events and initiatives.
About You
Successful applicants will have:
- active and unrestricted registration with the Nursing & Midwifery Council
- experience of paediatric care
- experience of community healthcare
You will also ideally have experience in the delivery of clinical training and completing competency assessments to support the application of clinical skills to complex care.
You will be as keen to help as you are keen to learn, and will have a positive can-do attitude when working within the team.
As you will be visiting our staff and clients, you will need to have a Full UK Driving Licence, access to your own vehicle, and the relevant motor insurances.
If you would like to apply or learn more, you can email jobs@unitycaresolutions.co.uk, or call us for an informal chat on 0333 366 1020.