Job DescriptionPurpose of RoleThe Service Manager (Person in Charge) must be suitably qualified and an experienced manager, with responsibility, authority and accountability for the provision of the service/s with Resilience in line with relevant regulations.He/ she is the person with the responsibility for the day to day operation of service/s within his/her remit. The manager (PIC) will manage residential services in accordance with National Standards for Residential Services for Children and Adults with Disabilities (January 2013) and the Health Act 2007 (Care and Support of Residents in Designated Centres for Persons (Children and Adults) with Disabilities) Regulations 2013. To listen to, learn from, support and work to achieve the priorities of our service users. To provide them with a home-from-home and the opportunity to live life to their full potentialThe Manager may also be responsible for other community-based services within his/her area such as Supporting Independent Living or Outreach services.Location: Co. GalwayHours 40hoursContract: PermanentKey Function / Service ProvisionAssessment & Care planTo carry out assessments as required on people referred to Resilience for health and social care servicesTo ensure each service users needs are set out in an individual support plan which is developed in consultation with the individual and relevant others. To review and update care-plan as and when required but no less than annually.Health CareTo ensure that each service user has access to medical treatment as and when required. To ensure that safe practices are maintained in the safe administration of medication. Conduct regular audits against written standard in order to identify non conformances and implement corrective actions.Respect & RelationshipsRespect and develop internal and external professional relationships at all times.StaffingTo ensure that at all times the numbers of staff and skill mix are appropriate to the assessed needs of the service users.To enable staff to access training and ensure all staff are adequately certifiably trained and competentTo ensure staff are familiar with the Health Act, the regulations, standards, Statement of Purpose & Function and Policies and Procedures.Provide staff with 1:1 meetings and keep accurate recordsSupport individual and team performanceAdministrationAbide by the internal and external communication and reporting requirementsAudit and review service user recordsMaintain professional recordsCommunicationDevelop and maintain positive communication links with relevant personnel (internal and external).Maintain positive and welcoming relationships with family, friends and other service providers if relevant.Communicate effectively any observations/concerns that may affect service users and the safe running of the service.Report any concerns to the relevant authorities within the required timescalesTeamwork/LeadershipTo be an active leader and role model of the team.Contribute to and maintain an effective team.Organise and participate in meetings, reviews and committees as required.Seek and provide guidance from others for work performedWorkplace Health and SafetyTo be aware of and practice the correct use of all aids and appliances and to ensure that staff are at all times adequately and certifiably trained and competent.Ensure all accidents/incidents are reported and documented in line with internal and external reporting requirements. To review all incidents in consultation with the staff team, Behaviour Support Specialist, and Clinical Risk Manager.To be aware of the reporting requirements of the National Standards for Residential Services for Children and Adults with Disabilities (January 2013) and the Health Act 2007 (Care and Support of Residents in Designated Centres for Persons (Children and Adults) with Disabilities) Regulations 2013Be aware and actively promote the companys duty to employees under the Safety, Health and Welfare at work Act 2005.Ensure that faulty equipment and fittings are repaired in a timely manner.Ensure that all staff have adequate knowledge of emergency actions and plans.Ensure fire and safety precautions are implemented and maintained.Policies and ProceduresFamiliarise and maintain knowledge and understanding of the relevant organisational and service policies, procedures and guidelines.General Welfare and ProtectionTo make all necessary arrangements to prevent service users from being harmed or from suffering abuse, this will include training of staff and complying with relevant policies and procedures. To report any concerns within the required time scaleContinuous ImprovementTo embrace change in line with the principle of continuous improvement and play an active role in the development and direction of Resilience.Eligibility criteriaQualificationsDegree in Applied Social Studies in Social Care or equivalent/similarA post registration management qualification in health or a related field.Experience3 years experience in a management capacity in the health and Social Care areaLevel of knowledge and experience of dealing with HIQAExperience of working in a care environment for adults and children with Intellectual Disabilities and/or Autism.Confidentiality StatementUnauthorised disclosure of confidential or privileged information is a serious violation of this policy and will subject the person(s) who made the unauthorised disclosure to appropriate discipline, including removal/dismissal.Resilience is an equal opportunities employerPlease Apply To This Role By Completing The Following(gravityform title="false" description="false")