Deputy Manager (RGN) – Nursing Home

Location: near Reigate, RH2, Surrey – set in beautiful countryside
Salary: £55,000–£60,000 (DOE)
Type: Full-time, permanent (40 hours; mainly Mon–Fri with occasional clinical cover/on-call)
Recruiter: Pivotal People, on behalf of our client

We’re recruiting a clinically strong Deputy Manager for a well-regarded 36-bed nursing home set in beautiful countryside near Reigate.

You’ll lead day-to-day operations, drive clinical governance and CQC compliance, mentor the team, and stay visible on the floor. 

We’re partnering with a family-owned, values-led provider to appoint a Supported Living Manager for a single-occupancy service in Hailsham. You’ll lead a small team (supernumerary, Monday–Friday with shared on-call) to deliver calm, consistent, person-centred support for one adult with complex needs. Success looks like predictable routines, proactive community engagement and strong relationships with the individual, family/advocates and the wider MDT. You’ll bring steady leadership, solid CQC knowledge and confidence around learning disabilities, autism traits and epilepsy (experience supporting someone after a brain injury is preferred, not essential).
Right to work in the UK is essential. Visa sponsorship is not available.

Key facts: Full-time, permanent | Supernumerary leadership | Structured induction & CPD | Values-led employer

Ward Manager — we’re looking for an RMN or RNLD with heart, grit and clinical expertise to lead a specialist ward in a state-of-the-art neurorehabilitation centre in the York area.

If you thrive on shaping standards, coaching a tight-knit MDT and turning complex challenges into meaningful progress for adults with acquired brain injury, this is your stage.

You’ll set the tone for safe, person-centred care, steer admissions and discharges with confidence, and champion reflection, learning and innovation every day.

We’re partnering with a family-owned, values-led provider to appoint a Supported Living Manager for a single-occupancy service in Hailsham. You’ll lead a small team (supernumerary, Monday–Friday with shared on-call) to deliver calm, consistent, person-centred support for one adult with complex needs. Success looks like predictable routines, proactive community engagement and strong relationships with the individual, family/advocates and the wider MDT. You’ll bring steady leadership, solid CQC knowledge and confidence around learning disabilities, autism traits and epilepsy (experience supporting someone after a brain injury is preferred, not essential).
Right to work in the UK is essential. Visa sponsorship is not available.

Key facts: Full-time, permanent | Supernumerary leadership | Structured induction & CPD | Values-led employer