A health and social care regulator are seeking an Investigations Manager for an initial 3-month contract to join their Fitness to Practise Directorate.
The Investigations Manager is responsible for supervising the investigatory work of the Fitness to Practise Investigators and Caseworkers in the Investigations Team. They will review and triage all new complaints, carrying out initial risk assessments as well as ensuring the Caseworkers adhere to their KPIs. They will set, monitor and evaluate casework quality standards, undertake regular reviews and provide ad hoc legal advice on casework management issues.
To be considered, candidates must have previous experience of casework management, ideally within fitness to practise and/or healthcare regulation. Candidates should also have demonstrable experience of managing, motivating and leading a team, as well as managing their own caseload of FTP cases. Candidates should be able to demonstrate a track record of commitment to high standards of service delivery and excellent customer care.
On offer is a day rate of up to £219.23 + £26.46 holiday per day PAYE or
£291.14 per day Umbrella. They offer hybrid working with at least one day per week in the office (London). The contract is initially for three months but could be extended. Candidates will need to be available to start this role at the end of July.
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