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Position: Deputy Manager

Location: Near Redhill, Surrey

Salary: £37,000 per annum

Contract: Full-time (5 days/week – 4 supernumerary, 1 floor-based shift)

Start Date: As soon as possible

Are you an experienced Deputy Manager with a passion for high-quality care? My client has well-established care home near Redhill, Surrey, and are part of a growing, national, family-run care organisation. They are looking to appoint a dedicated and knowledgeable Deputy Manager to join their supportive and well-structured team.

About the Role:

As Deputy Manager, you will play a vital role in supporting the Home Manager in the day-to-day running of the home, ensuring the highest standards of care for their residents. You will be part of a strong and collaborative leadership team, committed to maintaining a warm, person-centred environment.

Requirements:

Proven experience as a Deputy Manager in a care home setting is essential

In-depth knowledge and experience in elderly care, particularly dementia care

Additional experience with mental health and acquired brain injury (ABI) is highly desirable

Strong leadership, communication, and organisational skills

Benefits:

Competitive starting salary of £37,000

4 supernumerary shifts per week, plus 1 shift working directly on the floor

A supportive staffing structure within the home

Guidance and encouragement from an experienced and hands-on senior management team

Opportunities for development and progression within a growing national organisation

If you are passionate about delivering exceptional care and are ready to take the next step in your career, I would love to hear from you.

Apply today – My client is looking to appoint quickly! Please send your up to date CV to or call Nick @ Purosearch on (phone number removed)

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