Temporary Quality and Excellence Officer
Base office location may vary dependent upon suitable candidate
GBP 32,820 pro rata
37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Temporary position for up to 10 months until 01/10/2026
Sanctuary Supported Living is currently seeking an experienced and passionate Temporary Quality and Excellence officer to join the Quality team covering the Southern region.
Areas covered include Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Oxfordshire, Hampshire, Surrey, West Sussex, Greater London, Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Somerset, Dorset, Devon.
The role of Temporary Quality and Excellence officer will include:
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Co:ordinate and deliver the housing related support (HRS) audit programme for Supported Living, providing a critical review of how services are delivered to our customers, in line with regulatory and legislative requirements
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Be responsible for writing audit reports and generating remedial actions on our quality monitoring system (RADAR)
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Provide monitoring and reporting data on regional quality standards to work alongside operational colleagues in driving up standards of continuous improvement, quality and excellence
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Work in partnership with local and area service managers with their improvement plans finding innovative solutions
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Support the service managers to prepare and/or respond to external inspections and contract monitoring requirements, advising on self:assessments, quality related compliance issues and associated actions
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Conduct thematic analysis of the quality assurance data, audits and other monitoring processes to assist the business in benchmarking and driving change within the organisation to ensure best practice is embedded and met.
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Contribute to delivering workshops, drop:in and Q and A sessions, reflective practice and sharing good practice sessions across services, as part of the quality learning programme
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Be a champion for exceptional care and support in every aspect of the role, including person:centred and trauma informed practice, to ensure provision of service is in line with customer requirements
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Be aware and understand the standards set by Local Authority (LA), Ofsted, Housing Legislation and/or Health and Safety.
Skills and experience:
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Ability to evaluate information, assess risks, identify concerns and make recommendations by writing complex reports
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Ability to develop credibility with internal services
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Build good working relationships utilising excellent communication, listening and negotiating skills
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Motivated towards excellence and can identify innovative practice
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Flexible, adaptable, and willing to manage changing circumstances and new opportunities
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Highly self:motivated and proactive with ability to work on own initiative and to established deadlines
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Ability to create and deliver webinars to share learning effectively with colleagues
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Proficient in the use of MS Office, including Microsoft Project and Microsoft Teams
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Utilisation of RADAR, Inform, Star Online (Triangle), I:Planit desirable
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Some previous experience of assessing quality of service delivery and processes, in particular assessing and developing person centred support plans and outcomes
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Some understanding of trauma informed care, positive behaviour support and safety planning
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Qualification in Health and Social Care or Quality Assurance is desirable and/or knowledge of practice and barriers in homelessness, mental health, learning disability, young people or older people
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The role supports services within our housing related support provision, so knowledge or previous experience in supported accommodation or in a care and support related service is preferred, including working knowledge of current supported housing legislation and regulati