Autonomous leadership role | Stable, established service | Strong governance focus | Values-led care culture If you are an experienced Registered Care Home Manager (Nurse) looking for a stable, well-supported service where you can lead with autonomy and professional respect, this role offers the chance to take full accountability for a well-established nursing and residential home. You will have the authority to shape standards, develop your leadership team, and maintain high-quality, compliant care. This Registered Care Home Manager (Nurse) role suits someone confident operating at a senior level, with a strong track record in CQC-regulated environments. You will be trusted to run the home as your own, with the backing of an experienced provider that values consistency, dignity, and long-term leadership rather than short-term fixes. Package & Benefits Salary £65,000£70,000 per annum, depending on experience. Comprehensive wellbeing support including counselling and mental health resources. Pension scheme and access to a wide range of lifestyle and retail discounts. About the Company You will be joining an established care provider with a long-term commitment to nursing and residential care for older people. The organisation operates multiple services across the UK and is known for investing in quality environments, stable leadership, and person-centred care. Key Responsibilities Take full operational and clinical responsibility for a large nursing and residential care home. Lead, develop, and retain a multidisciplinary team to deliver consistently high standards of care. Maintain strong CQC compliance, governance, and quality outcomes. About You Registered Nurse with a minimum of three years experience as a Care Home Manager. Proven experience managing a large nursing home, including dementia care. Recent experience leading a CQC-rated Good service or higher. If you would like to explore whether this Registered Care Home Manager (Nurse) role is right for you, even if your CV is not fully up to date, we would be pleased to talk. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.