Join our vibrant Complex Care team at Superior Healthcare as a Clinical Supervisor at our Whitstable branch in Kent.
Are you a Registered Nurse with Complex Care experience, looking for a full-time role that offers flexibility around other commitments? If so, this could be your ideal next career move!
The role:
As a Clinical Supervisor with Superior Healthcare, you’ll organise, conduct, and document in-person observations and supervisions with our friendly team of nurses across Kent. Using your complex care and clinical expertise, you’ll provide professional support tailored to their individual development.
Our Clinical Supervisor role offers a 37.5-hour work week with flexible scheduling to effectively support field-based staff—early mornings, evenings, or weekends may be required.
This flexibility can be especially beneficial if you’re balancing other commitments. You’ll receive extensive support, access to ongoing CPD, and a competitive salary of £41,500.
About Superior Healthcare:
Superior Healthcare was established in response to our founders’ personal experience of caring for a family member who has an acquired brain injury.
Today we work as a specialist provider in complex care at home, with a full nurse-led service, providing care for children, young people and adults who have long-term health conditions. For us, it’s personal.
Superior Healthcare is an Equal Opportunities Employer (agy). Registration is subject to Enhanced DBS check and references.
If you’d like to discuss your application before applying or find out more about the role, please contact adelehathorn@superiorhealthcare.co.uk
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If you are a passionate Registered Nurse who is eager to work as part of an organisation that will value the contribution that you make and support you to build your career around your needs, Superior Healthcare looks forward to hearing from you!
We often find that registered nurses with a clinical or community care background, whether from the NHS or the private sector, enjoy working for Superior Healthcare.
This is because we give nurses a manageable workload and improved work-life balance so they can deliver a higher level of person-centred care when supporting one client per shift. We make sure nursing is rewarding and fulfilling – as it should be.
