Clinical Team Manager

Health Net Homecare is a leading provider of homecare services, supporting patients to receive treatment and care in the comfort of their own homes. From medication deliveries to specialist clinical nursing support, including injection training and the administration of IV and infusion therapies, we are dedicated to making healthcare more accessible and convenient for those who need it most.

Supporting over 300,000 patients across a wide range of therapy areas, our experienced and compassionate teams work with individuals living with both rare and more common conditions. Our mission is to make patients' lives easier by removing the stress of managing treatment and providing reassurance that they are receiving safe, high-quality care every step of the way.

We are currently looking for a Clinical Team Manager to manage our South West team of nurses.

This is a field-based position covering the South West of England, from Cornwall and Devon across to Portsmouth and north towards Bristol.

Ideally, you will be based within the South West region and comfortable travelling extensively throughout the territory. A full UK driving licence is essential, with a company car or car allowance available.

You will join an established team of nine Clinical Territory Managers (CTMs), with additional support from a Senior Nurse.

If you are passionate about making a real difference and are looking for a role with purpose, where your work has a positive impact on patients' everyday lives, we would love to hear from you.

The role has two distinct but overlapping areas of responsibility:
Clinical and Managerial. Both must be delivered with competence and efficiency to achieve a successful national capability.

The following responsibilities highlight the key performance indicators and expected performance level of the post-holder.

• Supporting the Clinical Operations Manager to maintain the high Standards of Care we provide.

• Assist in providing excellent standards of patient care on behalf of the client and associated healthcare professionals in the UK.

• Teach patients/carers to self-administer therapy, or administer therapies to patients in accordance with service‑specific protocols, without supervision.

• Maintain standards of professional competence and current nursing practices, working within The NMC Code always.

• Support the Clinical Operations Manager and other team members with patient care programmes as required.

• Ensure a high standard of service is established and delivered for patients and their associated multi-disciplinary healthcare teams.

• Assist with the recruitment of clinical staff.

• Maintain standards of training, compliance with training requirements and training records for all clinical staff.

• Comply with company policies, procedures, competencies, service level agreements, work orders and contracts.

• Ensure the team can safely care for 100% of patients within the regional teams.

• Assist with the design, implementation and delivery of clinical services.

• Ensure clinical services are delivered in accordance with current guidelines and available data.

• Ensure nurses wear uniform whilst on duty.

• Ensure nurses have in‑date anaphylaxis kits available for all clinical visits.

• Ensure nurses' kits are clean and complete.

• Provide evidence of stock rotation within nurses' cars.

• Demonstrate compliance with the waste disposal policy.

• Support the clinical governance framework.

• Undertake clinical supervision and annual appraisals for allocated clinical staff.

• Ensure 100% compliance with documentation completion and submission and PV/AE reporting.

• Maintain team appearance, including cars, uniforms and equipment.

• Ensure effective information cascades and office…