Reliance Secure Transportation Service LTD

FULL & PART TIME OPPORTUNITIES FOR: AMBULANCE CARE ASSISTANTs (ACAs) and AMBULANCE CARE ASSISTANTs DRIVERs (ACAD). Reliance Secure Transportation services LTD is a non-emergency patient transport service based in Enfield, specialising in the conveyance of people with mental health needs. All our crews/drivers are responsible for the safe transportation of informal and patients detained under the Mental Health Act, diagnosed with mental health conditions. It is a demanding yet very rewarding service that we provide. We are looking for bright and motivated individuals with an enhanced DBS and Full UK Driving Licence to join our dedicated team. We provide support to both independent and NHS hospitals and services to pick up and convey patients who may be acutely unwell, from hospitals including local A&Es, Health based Place of safety, home addresses, Courts, and police stations. We are 24 hours a day, 7 days a week service and can potentially offer hours around your individual commitments. We do have full-time staff members that regularly work over 37.5 hours a week, but you are able to work as little or as often as suits you, dependant on the amount of work available. All work starts and ends at our base in Enfield. We’re looking for people who can demonstrate: · Experience of working in a customer-centred or health care settings · A clean driving licence for AMBULANCE CARE ASSISTANTs DRIVERs (ACAD), not mandatory for AMBULANCE CARE ASSISTANTs (ACAs) · The ability to work effectively as part of a team and strong communication and interpersonal skills · A caring attitude towards patients and an outgoing, friendly manner, plus the ability to show empathy are key to ensuring success in this role. · Ability to reassure the patients in your care. · Able to attend a week induction and training course. For the right individuals we will provide you with a comprehensive Induction Programme where full training will be provided. Key Responsibilities Include: · To support and transport vulnerable mental health patients as part of a team. · To provide a professional and caring service for all patients whilst in our care. · To ensure that at all times patient safety remains paramount & safe systems of work are adhered to. · Safe use of Company vehicles and equipment, preparing required patient paperwork and driving to local and national locations. · Comply with local legislative requirements & company policies and procedures · reviewing section papers when conveying patients detained under the Mental health Act 1983 (following training) · Support challenging patients, who may need physical restraint

Job Title: Care Home Care Assistant Location: Barnet Job Type: Full-Time/Part-Time - long and short shifts available Salary: £11.44 per hour and weekly pay About Us: Our client is a warm and welcoming care home group based in Barnet, North London. The homes are dedicated to providing high-quality care and support to elderly residents and residents with complex needs. Each home prides itself on creating a friendly and supportive environment where everyone - residents and staff alike - feel valued and respected. Job Description: Are you a compassionate and dedicated Care Giver? Then we want you on our team delivering care. As a Carer, you will play a crucial role in providing personal care and support to residents within a care home, ensuring their comfort and well-being. Key Responsibilities Assisting residents with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and eating. Providing emotional support and companionship. Playing games, dancing and singing. Monitoring and recording residents’ health and well-being in care plans. Assisting with mobility and physical exercises. Ensuring a clean and safe environment for residents. Communicating effectively with residents, their families, and other healthcare professionals. Requirements: Previous experience in a care setting is preferred but not essential. A caring and empathetic nature. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. You will need an Enhanced DBS check Ability to work as part of a team. Flexibility to work various shifts, including weekends and holidays. Relevant qualifications (e.g., NVQ Level 2 in Health and Social Care) are desirable. Benefits Weekly pay. Regular events. A network of carers. Ongoing training and development opportunities. Supportive and friendly working environment. Opportunities for career progression. How to Apply: If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of others and meet the above requirements, we would love to hear from you. Apply. Today. Additional Requirments -5 years references -Photo ID -Eligibility to Work -2 x Proof of Address Apply Send to a friend

Head of Operations & Service Development As The Head of Operational and Service Development you will be responsible for driving business growth, optimizing service delivery, and achieving occupancy and revenue targets. This role focuses on strategic leadership, sales, marketing, and community engagement to position us a leading provider in the region. The role includes customer engagement, commercial initiative development, and overseeing regional performance to meet both financial and non-financial targets. Main Role Purpose: Reporting to the Directors and the Nominated Individual, the Head of Operations & Service Development will lead business and service growth through strategic development, operational management, and strong customer relationships. This role will involve managing the full sales process, engaging with local hospitals and community stakeholders, and ensuring that our services meet the highest quality standards. Key Responsibilities: Sales, Marketing, and Business Development: Develop and implement sales and marketing strategies to meet occupancy and revenue targets. Engage in customer relationship development with existing and prospective customers in the region to drive business growth. Identify, negotiate, and implement new commercial initiatives with existing and new customers. Own the tender and proposition development process, managing submissions for prospects within the region, supported by bid programme management and other workstream contributors. Manage leads effectively, following the organization's sales and marketing processes to convert inquiries into move-ins. Market our services effectively, utilizing strategic platforms and methods. Operational and Service Development: Oversee the operational management of care services, ensuring they are person-centred, safe, and tailored to meet individual needs. Lead the mobilization of care packages, coordinating with operational and clinical teams to deliver high-quality care. Monitor service performance against set objectives, identifying areas for improvement and implementing necessary changes. Develop and maintain effective communication and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders, including service users, families, and professional contacts. Customer Engagement and Relationship Management: Build and maintain strong relationships with local hospitals, community groups, and other relevant stakeholders to enhance our visibility and generate new business leads. Engage with internal and external specialists to advance clinical engagement with current and prospective customers in the region. Represent us in community events, professional forums, and meetings, acting as an ambassador to promote the organization’s services. Strategic Planning and Performance Management: Research, propose, and develop the regional strategy and overall commercial objectives Define annual and long-term regional objectives and create plans to achieve them, aligning with the broader goals set by the Board. Lead the local management team, ensuring alignment with the regional strategy and commercial objectives, and support local managers in delivering growth, operational excellence, and productivity. Deliver regional performance targets across both financial and non-financial measures, regularly reviewing progress and making adjustments as needed. Service Quality and Compliance: Ensure compliance with CQC’s Fundamental Standards of being Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, and Well-Led. Lead preparations for CQC inspections, local authority reviews, and internal quality assurance processes. Implement and monitor quality assurance systems, including audits and action plans to address identified areas for improvement. Financial Management: Manage the service budget, ensuring effective deployment of resources within financial parameters set by the provider. Monitor financial performance, prepare regular budget reports, and address variances in income and expenditure. Oversee pricing strategies and financial assessments for new care packages to ensure profitability and sustainability. Person Specification: Qualifications: QCF Level 5 Diploma in Health and Social Care or equivalent (Essential). Management qualification or relevant management experience (Desirable). Registered Manager's Award (Desirable).