Clinical Deputy Manager
Management - Dee View Court Care Home
Contract: Full Time
Salary: £52,000 Per Annum
Shift Type: Days
Contracted hours: 40
Deputy Manager (Nurse Qualified) Dee View Neurological Centre
£52,000 per annum 40 hours per week including shifts
At Dee View Neurological Centre, care is never routine.
Our specialist neurological service supports people living with acquired brain injury, Huntington’s disease, multiple sclerosis, complex physical disabilities and other neurological conditions, often alongside palliation and evolving rehabilitation pathways. Every individual we support has a unique story, and every day brings meaningful, life-changing work.
We are now seeking a Nurse Qualified Deputy Manager to join our established leadership team.
This is a hands-on clinical leadership role within a highly specialist environment, ideal for a nurse who is passionate about complex neurological care and ready to step into a senior leadership position where clinical governance, compassion and visibility truly matter.
About the service
Dee View Neurological Centre is a well-established specialist service offering:
42 beds across the main centre, plus a two-bed supported house
100% occupancy with local authority placements
A strong heritage of neurological and palliative care
A multidisciplinary approach including physiotherapy, occupational therapy and specialist support
Your role as Deputy Manager
Working closely with the Service Director, you will provide strong clinical leadership and oversight, supporting safe, effective and person-centred care across the service.
You will be a visible clinical presence, supporting shifts when required and leading by example within a complex but incredibly rewarding environment.
Your responsibilities will include:
Clinical governance and quality assurance across the centre
Oversight of complex nursing care and clinical decision-making
Coaching, mentoring and developing nursing and care teams
Supporting audits, care planning and regulatory compliance
Working closely with families, professionals and external stakeholders
Supporting learning from incidents, complaints and continuous improvement
Promoting best practice across all areas of specialist neurological care
About you
You will be:
A Registered Nurse (NMC) with up-to-date registration
Experienced within complex care or neurological services (essential)
Clinically confident in areas such as PEG care, epilepsy management, catheterisation, bowel regimes and complex physical needs
Comfortable working in a challenging but positive clinical environment
Experienced as a Deputy Manager, or ready to step confidently into that role
Experience in neurological conditions such as Huntington’s disease, multiple sclerosis and acquired brain injury is advantageous.
Experience with tracheostomy care is desirable; however, full on-site training and competency sign-off can be provided.
Your leadership style
We’re looking for a nurse leader who brings:
Compassion, empathy and emotional intelligence
A calm, confident and supportive clinical presence
A coaching and mentoring leadership approach
Strong communication and relationship-building skills
A genuine passion for specialist neurological care
You will work as part of a collaborative multidisciplinary team, helping to shape the future direction of the service while maintaining outstanding clinical standards.
What we can offer
£52,000 per annum
40 hours per week
Pension
5.6 weeks annual leave
The opportunity to work in a service where your clinical skills truly make a difference
About Willinbrook Healthcare
Willinbrook Healthcare is the specialist division of Care Concern Group, operating 20 homes across the UK. We’ve grown quickly and thoughtfully by investing in our people and our vision. Our services are expertly run and known for taking on complex care challenges with confidence and compassion.
At Willinbrook, you’ll never be a number — you’ll be a key leader in a fast-growing, collaborative division redefining specialist care in the UK.
About Care Concern Group
Care Concern Group is one of the UK’s largest private care providers, with over 130 services nationwide. Continued growth through acquisitions and new developments creates genuine opportunity for ambitious leaders, supported by clear career pathways and a people-first culture.
Our Core Values: Trust | Respect | Passion | Kindness | Inclusivity
If you share these values and are ready to create something extraordinary, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today and be part of a service where people are proud to live, work and belong