About the role

  • Team Manager for a neurodevelopmental assessment service in the UK. Leading team performance, fostering collaboration, and ensuring high-quality patient outcomes.

Responsibilities

  • Line manage a growing team of neurodevelopmental assessors, fostering a person-centred and collaborative culture
  • Input into our staff capacity modelling, hiring plans and performance monitoring data
  • Support staff within the team to achieve their Key Performance Indicators, and develop within their individual career pathways
  • Develop a positive and collaborative culture in the team, maintaining high retention and trust levels
  • Analyse, interpret and improve workforce absence, turnover, and utilisation, ultimately helping improve business performance
  • Be part of the safeguarding team, completing relevant training, partner with our Safeguarding Lead, and support safeguarding queries from your team
  • Partnering with our People Team, ensure all clinical staff are up to date with requirements such as DBS, professional body registration, and for all staff, actively pursuing their CPD
  • Actively research examples of best practice related to workforce management and scaling from other organisations, and then challenge our current working practices positively, promoting a culture of continuous improvement and learning

Requirements

  • At least 4 years of experience directly managing 10-15 person teams in fast growing environments
  • Excellent influencing skills and able to communicate effectively with staff at all levels
  • Experience working cross-functionally to improve service quality and efficiency
  • Able to balance continuous workforce improvement alongside increasing and changing service demand
  • Experience in creating, delivering and improving training programmes
  • Confident in using Google Sheets or Excel to look at and drive insights from data, and then use these to launch improvement initiatives
  • Excellent coaching skills, with the ability to mediate and resolve conflict situations successfully
  • Experience managing clinical teams (desirable)
  • Qualifications in workforce development or planning, project management, education and training (desirable)
  • Experience in safeguarding, including level 3 safeguarding training completed (desirable)

Benefits

  • Salary of £45,000 per year
  • Annual salary reviews
  • 5% employer pension
  • Company laptop
  • Share options in Paloma Health
  • 25 days of annual leave
  • Your birthday off
  • 10 days of paid sabbatical leave every three years of service
  • Home Office Equipment Allowance
  • Professional Registration Fees Allowance for Assessors
  • Access to NHS discounts, including the Blue Light Card

Job title

Autism Service Team Manager

Job type

Experience level

Mid levelSenior

Salary

£45,000 per year

Degree requirement

Bachelor's Degree

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