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Would you like to make a difference and contribute to the work of the Care Inspectorate? If so, this is a role which may interest you. We are offering an opportunity to join the Care Inspectorate’s Finance and Resources Committee as a co-opted member - a non-voting role that will support the Committee’s work on key issues affecting the organisation. About us Our Corporate Plan 2026-2031 sets out our aspirations and strategic direction for the next five years. Our vision is that everyone in Scotland receives high-quality compassionate care, support and learning when they need it, which upholds their rights and choices. We are also investing in our digital and data services, playing our part in the public service reform agenda, and engaging widely with other organisations and providers across the sector. For more information about us, please see our Who we are document which supports our Corporate Plan. We currently have around 680 staff, a Board of 11 members and an executive leadership team of five, led by our Chief Executive. We are keen to hear from individuals with experience in human resources, organisational change, and equality, diversity and inclusion who can contribute to the future direction of our organisation. Finance and Resources Committee We are looking to co-opt a non-executive committee member onto the Finance and Resources Committee, a committee of our Board. The Committee has been in place for almost two years and addresses the key budget reporting and preparations for the Board, as well as Human Resource related functions of a strategic nature. This role is not a full Board Member position and therefore does not carry voting rights. In this role you will provide support, advice and assurance to the Finance and Resources Committee specifically in respect of human resource issues to promote the effective running of the organisation. Skills required for the committee The role requires strong strategic thinking to support planning and decision making. You will draw on your experience to understand the context we operate within and offer constructive ideas. It also involves the ability to interpret and use data effectively by reviewing supporting papers, assessing proposals, and considering the wider strategic environment. In addition, an understanding of how finance and resources underpin high standards of governance is essential, including the ability to promote effective practices and ask thoughtful, challenging questions. In addition, we are looking for applications from candidates who have relevant background or experience in one or more of the following areas: • a qualified human resources professional with a breadth of experience in the public sector, in particular experience of oversight or leading the implementation of organisational change, • experience in promoting and embedding health, safety and wellbeing across organisations, • experience in developing and implementing people strategies, • experience in promoting and embedding equality, diversity and inclusion across organisations. Length of appointment The appointment will be for an initial period of six months and may be renewed, by mutual agreement. Time commitment, remuneration and allowances Remuneration for this post will be £24.94 per hour therefore £187.05 per day for every 7.5 hours (this includes meeting preparation) on a pro-rata basis. This will include two quarterly meetings in the first six months, subject to any renewal or extension. Travel and subsistence as a result of carrying out the duties associated with this appointment will be reimbursed. You are not entitled to a pension in respect of your appointment, and you are not entitled to any gratuity or compensation when your appointment ends. We welcome and encourage applications from all candidates regardless of age, race, sex or gender identity, religious beliefs, marital status, sexual orientation, disability or neurodiversity. We particularly welcome applications from groups currently under-represented on Scotland’s public bodies, such as women, disabled people and people aged under 50, and from candidates who are looking for a first step towards being a non-executive committee or Board member. This role presents an opportunity to see first-hand how a public body operates and to learn about how you can contribute to the organisation’s success. Our Equality Duty Annual Progress Report 2026 provides a comprehensive update on the progress we’ve made in embedding equality, diversity and inclusion across all areas of our work both as a scrutiny body and as an employer. We look forward to receiving your application. Yours sincerely, Doug Moodie, Chair How to apply To apply, please submit your CV along with a supporting statement setting out your experience against the required skills. Your supporting statement should be no more than 1000 words. Email your CV and supporting statement by midnight on Monday 20 April 2026. If you require any reasonable adjustments to support you through the application and selection process, you should contact us at the above email address. The appointment process will include an interview with the Chair of the Board, the Chief Executive and a Board Member. It is anticipated that interviews will take place on Thursday 30 April. Interviews will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to receiving your application.

Job title: Intelligence Researcher Salary: £34,722 - £38,403 Hours: 35 hours per week Location: flexible (any Care Inspectorate office) Contract: temporary until September 2027 Closing date: 08:00 on Monday 20 April 2026 About us We are a scrutiny body that supports improvement. That means we look at the quality of care in Scotland to ensure it meets high standards. We are responsible for providing assurance and protection for people who experience care services, their families, carers and the wider public. Our vision is that people across Scotland experience high-quality care that meets their needs, rights and choices. Our values 1. Person-centred: we put people, empathy, compassion, and kindness at the heart of everything we do, 2. Respect: we value everyone's dignity and are respectful in everything we do, 3. Equity: we embrace diversity and nurture an inclusive environment where everyone is supported to achieve equal outcomes, 4. Integrity: we act impartially, fairly, and consistently, upholding transparency and accountability in all our actions, 5. Impact: we focus on making a positive impact for everyone experiencing care in Scotland whilst ensuring our work delivers the best value to the public Work-life balance Our desire is to achieve an effective and balanced way of working, which enables us to meet organisational needs and achieve a work-life balance that promotes wellbeing and collaboration opportunities. Our hybrid working policy gives you the flexibility to mix working from home with attendance at your base office and other work locations, spending no more than 60% of your working time working from home, measured over a four-week period. About the role This is a national role and an excellent opportunity for a motivated and enthusiastic individual to apply their data and analytical skills to make a meaningful difference for people who experience care across Scotland. You will be part of a team providing analytical support for a joint national review of group-based child sexual abuse and exploitation. You will work closely with the multidisciplinary team responsible for delivering this review which includes Care Inspectorate and external partners. Given the nature of the programme, all perspective candidates must be aware that they will be dealing with particularly sensitive and confidential information. You will contribute analytical expertise throughout the inspection process by developing, improving and maintaining data collection tools, identifying and summarising key inspection findings, and producing accurate statistical reports for a range of internal and external audiences. You will work with colleagues at all levels across the Care Inspectorate, as well as with external organisations including inspection partners and health and social care partnerships. You will find more information in the job profile and person specification. About you You will be educated to SCQF level 7 or be able to demonstrate equivalent relevant work experience. The Intelligence Team will provide training and support in the specialist software and skills required for this role. You will, however, need to be confident working with raw data and have a proficient working knowledge of Microsoft Excel. The successful candidate will demonstrate excellent attention to detail when cleaning and validating data, and will proactively identify opportunities to improve data quality. In addition to strong written communication skills, you will be able to work accurately with facts and figures. Excellent IT skills are essential, enabling you to work with large datasets and present information clearly for a range of audiences. As the role involves working with colleagues across the Care Inspectorate and external organisations, you will need excellent interpersonal skills and a willingness to develop a sound understanding of inspection data in order to respond effectively to business needs. Starting salary New employees start at the minimum salary for the grade. However, we offer a generous benefits package. Next steps If you believe that your skills, experience and motivation make you a suitable candidate for this post, please complete our online application form by 08:00 on Monday 20 April 2026. We anticipate holding interviews on either Tuesday 5 May or Wednesday 6 May 2026 at our Dundee office.

Would you like to make a difference and contribute to the work of the Care Inspectorate? If so, this is a role which may interest you. We are offering an opportunity to join the Care Inspectorate’s Finance and Resources Committee as a co-opted member - a non-voting role that will support the Committee’s work on key issues affecting the organisation. About us Our Corporate Plan 2026-2031 sets out our aspirations and strategic direction for the next five years. Our vision is that everyone in Scotland receives high-quality compassionate care, support and learning when they need it, which upholds their rights and choices. We are also investing in our digital and data services, playing our part in the public service reform agenda, and engaging widely with other organisations and providers across the sector. For more information about us, please see our Who we are document which supports our Corporate Plan. We currently have around 680 staff, a Board of 11 members and an executive leadership team of five, led by our Chief Executive. We are keen to hear from individuals with experience in human resources, organisational change, and equality, diversity and inclusion who can contribute to the future direction of our organisation. Finance and Resources Committee We are looking to co-opt a non-executive committee member onto the Finance and Resources Committee, a committee of our Board. The Committee has been in place for almost two years and addresses the key budget reporting and preparations for the Board, as well as Human Resource related functions of a strategic nature. This role is not a full Board Member position and therefore does not carry voting rights. In this role you will provide support, advice and assurance to the Finance and Resources Committee specifically in respect of human resource issues to promote the effective running of the organisation. Skills required for the committee The role requires strong strategic thinking to support planning and decision making. You will draw on your experience to understand the context we operate within and offer constructive ideas. It also involves the ability to interpret and use data effectively by reviewing supporting papers, assessing proposals, and considering the wider strategic environment. In addition, an understanding of how finance and resources underpin high standards of governance is essential, including the ability to promote effective practices and ask thoughtful, challenging questions. In addition, we are looking for applications from candidates who have relevant background or experience in one or more of the following areas: • a qualified human resources professional with a breadth of experience in the public sector, in particular experience of oversight or leading the implementation of organisational change, • experience in promoting and embedding health, safety and wellbeing across organisations, • experience in developing and implementing people strategies, • experience in promoting and embedding equality, diversity and inclusion across organisations. Length of appointment The appointment will be for an initial period of six months and may be renewed, by mutual agreement. Time commitment, remuneration and allowances Remuneration for this post will be £24.94 per hour therefore £187.05 per day for every 7.5 hours (this includes meeting preparation) on a pro-rata basis. This will include two quarterly meetings in the first six months, subject to any renewal or extension. Travel and subsistence as a result of carrying out the duties associated with this appointment will be reimbursed. You are not entitled to a pension in respect of your appointment, and you are not entitled to any gratuity or compensation when your appointment ends. We welcome and encourage applications from all candidates regardless of age, race, sex or gender identity, religious beliefs, marital status, sexual orientation, disability or neurodiversity. We particularly welcome applications from groups currently under-represented on Scotland’s public bodies, such as women, disabled people and people aged under 50, and from candidates who are looking for a first step towards being a non-executive committee or Board member. This role presents an opportunity to see first-hand how a public body operates and to learn about how you can contribute to the organisation’s success. Our Equality Duty Annual Progress Report 2026 provides a comprehensive update on the progress we’ve made in embedding equality, diversity and inclusion across all areas of our work both as a scrutiny body and as an employer. We look forward to receiving your application. Yours sincerely, Doug Moodie, Chair How to apply To apply, please submit your CV along with a supporting statement setting out your experience against the required skills. Your supporting statement should be no more than 1000 words. Email your CV and supporting statement by midnight on Monday 20 April 2026. If you require any reasonable adjustments to support you through the application and selection process, you should contact us at the above email address. The appointment process will include an interview with the Chair of the Board, the Chief Executive and a Board Member. It is anticipated that interviews will take place on Thursday 30 April. Interviews will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to receiving your application.

Are you an experienced insolvency professional ready to lead complex cases and drive team success? The Company The business is a highly respected leader in the UK’s financial recovery sector, distinguished by its collaborative approach and welcoming culture. Committed to excellence, they deliver top-tier insolvency services and proudly hold the accolade of a certified Great Place to Work. Their substantial investment in staff growth through their Training Academy ensures a motivated, skilled team. Recent expansion with new offices in key cities and strengthened digital strategy leadership demonstrate their dynamic growth and dedication to innovation. By maintaining a client-focused mindset and prioritizing staff development, work-life balance, and employee wellbeing, they set the standard for quality and reliability in the industry. Key points include: • Medium-sized firm with a close-knit team environment, • Offices across several UK cities under a unified leadership approach, • Committed to staff development, diversity, and equality, • Recognised for employee satisfaction and internal growth initiatives The Role The role of Insolvency Manager is based in the Dundee region, managing a varied portfolio of insolvency cases. You will oversee cases from appointment through to completion, working closely with partners, stakeholders, and team members. You will develop case strategies, ensure compliance with legal and regulatory standards, and support business development activities. The position offers an opportunity to shape the growth of the insolvency team and influence operational best practices. Your responsibilities include: • Managing corporate and personal insolvency cases end-to-end, • Developing and executing case strategies alongside senior leaders, • Ensuring statutory, regulatory, and professional standards are met, • Supervising junior staff and supporting their development, • Building and maintaining relationships with clients, creditors, and external stakeholders, • Supporting firm growth through networking and business development, • Identifying opportunities for process improvements within teams Person Spec • Hold a CPI qualification (CA/ACCA desirable), • Demonstrate significant insolvency experience managing individual portfolios and diverse case types such as liquidations and administrations, • Show leadership capability, mentoring junior team members, • Have strong technical knowledge of asset realisation and compliance standards, • Be confident using insolvency management systems like IPS and Microsoft Office tools, • Possess excellent communication skills, with the ability to liaise confidently with stakeholders, • Experience working in multi-office or geographically dispersed teams, • Prior involvement in business development activities, • Awareness of broader financial regulatory environments such as IFRS or UK GAAP, • Digital literacy, including familiarity with data analytics tools and process automation On Offer The organisation offers a supportive environment with flexible working options that promote work-life balance. You can expect a competitive salary, 35 days holiday, a comprehensive pension scheme, and ongoing professional development through their dedicated training resources. Additional perks include a generous sick leave policy, social activities, employee discounts, and extra leave options for family or personal circumstances. Joining this firm means becoming part of a dynamic team committed to your professional growth, inclusivity, and a positive workplace culture that values your contribution. iMultiply is committed to diversity and will promote diversity for all employees, workers and applicants. iMultiply will treat everyone equally and will not discriminate on the grounds of an individual's 'protected characteristic’. If you like the look of this vacancy and think you could perform the role, but, you don't think you meet all the requirements, please DO APPLY for this opportunity. Data shows that certain groups, mainly women and people from Black and Minority communities, are less likely to apply for jobs where they don't meet 100% of role requirements. iMultiply would encourage you to apply for roles where there is room for development and growth.

If youre an experienced Chemotherapy Nurse looking for more autonomy and meaningful patient relationships, this community-based opportunity offers the chance to deliver specialist cancer care in patients homes across the Dundee region. Youll earn up to £44,500 per annum while working in a role that gives you the time and space to focus on truly personalised care. Learn more about the general tasks related to this opportunity below, as well as required skills. This is a role built around trust and clinical excellence. Youll work independently, supported by a wider clinical team, delivering high-quality oncology and haematology treatments in a setting that prioritises dignity, comfort and continuity of care. Package & Benefits • Salary up to £44,500 per annum, • Company car or £4,887.50 car allowance, • NMC fees reimbursed, • Pension scheme and life insurance, • Private medical insurance after qualifying period, • Deliver chemotherapy treatments for haematology and solid tumour patients in line with agreed care plans, • Conduct clinical assessments and maintain the highest standards of safe practice, • Accurately document patient data and report adverse drug events as required, • Build supportive, long-term relationships with patients and their familiesAbout You, • Registered General Nurse with a valid NMC PIN, • Qualified and competent in administering cytotoxic drugs

Payroll & Pensions Officer Salary: Up to 46,000 DOE Contract: 6 months FTC Hours: Full‑time or Part‑time Considered Location: Dundee Overview Search are delighted to be recruiting for a Payroll & Pensions Officer to join a busy and fast‑paced organisation on a fixed‑term basis. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced payroll professional to step into a varied role where you'll support the delivery of accurate monthly payroll, ensure high‑quality pension administration, and contribute to process improvements across the department. Working as part of a small, friendly team, you'll liaise regularly with internal departments and external partners, handle a range of queries, and play a key part in keeping payroll operations running smoothly. Benefits 33 days annual leave Hybrid structure Flexible working opportunities Free on‑site parkingKey Responsibilities Payroll Processing Oversee and process monthly payroll within a fast‑paced environment Pension Administration Manage pension administration, ensuring accurate contributions and regulatory compliance Query Resolution Liaise with internal teams and third‑party providers to resolve payroll and pension queries Data Management Carry out data entry, administrative tasks and maintain accurate employee records. Process Improvement Support process mapping and identify opportunities to streamline and enhance payroll processes.What We're Looking For Payroll Experience Experience in payroll and pensions administration. System Proficiency Strong knowledge of payroll systems, Microsoft Office and Excel. Data Accuracy Accuracy, attention to detail and confidence working with sensitive data High Performance Ability to work at pace while maintaining high standards Proactive Mindset Someone proactive, solutions‑focused and open to improving processes If this feels like the right role for you, I'd love to hear from you - click apply and I'll be in touch to have a conversation. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Role Purpose The Dispensing/Assembly Technician is an individual contributor responsible for the safe, accurate, and timely delivery of assembled and packed products in line with quality, safety, and regulatory standards. The role supports the Operations Master Schedule and acts as a subject‑matter expert (SME) for assembly and packing automation within a regulated manufacturing environment. The post holder is expected to work in line with the Capabilities and Behaviours outlined in the Dundee Employee Handbook. Key Responsibilities Health, Safety & Compliance * Carry out all duties in line with site Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) policies and safe working practices. * Maintain full compliance with company policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements at all times. * Take accountability for personal workload, ensuring tasks are completed on time and to a high standard. Manufacturing & Operations * Accurately follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Packing Batch Records (PBRs), and Kit Layout Forms (KLFs). * Operate manual, semi‑automated, and fully automated assembly and packing equipment in accordance with training and procedures. * Perform equipment set‑up and changeover activities prior to packing operations. * Act as first‑line technical support for assembly automation, carrying out basic troubleshooting before escalation to Engineering. Quality & Documentation * Complete quality documentation accurately, in real time, and in compliance with Good Documentation Practice (GDP). * Establish, review, and maintain manufacturing documentation including SOPs and Device Master Records (DMRs). * Participate in periodic reviews of quality documentation and process/equipment validations. Continuous Improvement * Actively contribute to continuous improvement initiatives relating to processes, documentation, materials, and workplace organisation. * Record and maintain Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) data to support performance analysis. * Participate in Root Cause Analysis (RCA) activities and investigations. * Use Six Sigma tools and methodologies (e.g. A3 / DMAIC) to support problem‑solving and improvement activities. Systems & Data * Navigate and use Electronic Document Management Systems (EDMS). * Use Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems accurately and understand their impact on cost and efficiency. * Apply Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques and generate trend data as required. General * Maintain up‑to‑date training and engage in continuous professional development. * Carry out additional duties as required by line management or senior leadership. Essential Requirements * National 4 (or equivalent) in English and Maths or demonstrable equivalent experience. * Experience working in a life sciences or similarly regulated manufacturing environment (IVD experience preferred). * Strong attention to detail and ability to follow detailed instructions and documentation. Knowledge & Skills * Understanding of production process controls and best practices. * Knowledge of Good Documentation Practice (GDP). * Familiarity with CAPA, Change Control, Risk Assessment, and FMEA principles. * Understanding of process validation principles. * Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. * Confident communicator with a proactive, improvement‑focused mindset

Data Scientist Placement Programme - No Experience Required Our training will help you kick-start a new career as a Data Scientist. We are recruiting for companies who are looking to employ our Data Science Traineeship graduates to keep up with their growth. The best part is you will not need any previous experience as full training will be provided. You will also have the reassurance of a job guarantee within 20 miles of your location upon completion. Whether you are working full time, part-time or unemployed, this package has the flexibility to be completed at a pace that suits you. The traineeship is completed in 4 easy steps, you can be placed into your first role in as little as 6-12 months: Step 1 - Full Data Science Career Training You will begin your data science journey by studying a selection of industry-recognized courses that will take you from beginner level all the way through to being qualified to work in a junior Data Scientist role. Through the interactive courses, you will gain knowledge in Python, R, Machine Learning, AI, and much more. You will also complete mini projects to gain practical experience and test your skills while you study. This step will fully prepare you for the professional projects that you will undertake in step 4 of this process. At the end of this step, you will complete a short online multiple-choice exam to showcase your understanding of the courses before moving on to step 2. Step 2 - CompTIA Data+ CompTIA Data+ is an early-career data analytics certification for professionals tasked with developing and promoting data-driven business decision-making. It teaches Data Mining, Visualization, Data Governance & Data Analytics. In any industry, gaining official certifications is very important in the recruitment process. Therefore, this globally recognized certification will enhance your CV and make you stand out from the crowd. Step 3 - Official Exam The CompTIA Data+ exam will certify that you have knowledge and skills required to transform business requirements in support of data-driven decisions through mining and manipulating data, applying basic statistical methods, and analysing complex datasets while adhering to governance and quality standards. The exam is 90 minutes long and can be sat either in your local testing centre or online. Step 4 - Practical Projects Now that you have completed your theory training and official exams, you will be assigned 2 practical projects by your tutor. The projects are the most important part of the traineeship as it will showcase to employers that you have skills required to work in a data science role. The projects will use real world scenarios where you be utilising all of the skill that you have learned. Whilst you are progressing through the projects, you will have the ongoing support from your personal tutor. Once both projects have been completed and given the final sign off, you will have completed the traineeship and will be ready to move onto the recruitment stage. Your Data Science Role Once you have completed all of the mandatory training, which includes the online courses, practical projects and building your own portfolio, we will place you into a Data Scientist role, where you will be guaranteed a great starting salary. We have partnered with a number of large organisations strategically located throughout the UK, providing a nationwide reach of jobs for our candidates. At a one off cost of £1495, or a deposit of £212 followed by 10 interest free monthly instalments of £148, this represents a great opportunity to start a rewarding career in IT and have a real career ladder to start climbing. If you are not offered a role at the end of the training we will refund 100% of your course fees. Read through the information? Passionate about starting a career in data science? Apply now and one of our friendly advisors will be in touch. ‘Please note that this is a training course and fees apply