Quality Assurance Officer

Ready to take the next step in your career in care?

Join Hales Home Care as a Care Quality Assurance Officer in Ipswich and become a vital part of a passionate team dedicated to delivering outstanding care and support across the local community.

Whether you''re looking to progress in your current career in care or bring your quality assurance skills into a rewarding new setting, this role offers the chance to make a real impact.

As a Care Quality Assurance Officer, you will work closely with the Registered Manager in preparing detailed care assessments and daily routines, auditing the branch against the fundamental standards within the Health and Social Care Act 2014, along with supporting the office and care teams in achieving the requirements within contractual frameworks and that of Hales Home Care''s own policies.

The ideal candidate must possess previous experience in a care setting, ideally hold Level 2 or 3 in Health and Social care or similar, a Care Certificate, have good verbal and written communication skills, competent IT use and hold a valid driving licence.

Responsibilities include but not limited to:

Assessing the care and support needs of new service users and creating person centred care plans to support care deliveryReviewing the care and support needs of existing service users, making changes to routines where necessaryMaintaining detailed and accurate records on our digital care management systemsCreating detailed, person centred daily routines and risk assessment to support care workers in their dutiesSupporting the families of service users and acting as a conduit for information and guidanceSupporting the investigation of care concerns when necessary and completing reports and notifications as requiredEnsuring the implementation and delivery of the Quality Assurance framework through an agreed programme of audit activityUndertaking audits as directed by the Registered Manager utilising the approved auditing toolsAnalysing audit data and prepare written reports on the audit findings when requiredIdentifying hotspots within your locality and carry out planned and responsive spot checks on staff in the community as the business dictates, which may on occasion be outside of normal office 9-5 office hoursWorking with individual staff members in addressing any development needs in working practices through a supportive and mentoring approach

The role of Care Quality Assurance Officer will also involve delivering care to our service users when required as part of our business contingency plans, as well as supporting out-of-hours on-call duties on a rota basis as and when required.

Pay and Benefits

Up to £26,000 per annum, holidays of up to 31 days per year, performance-related bonus, pension and life insurance, access to a whole host of discounts and benefits, FREE Blue Light Card, and a fantastic career development opportunity.

If you are looking to progress to the next step in your career and a secure place to work, we would love to hear from you!

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