Shape how care is delivered — not just deliver it
Looking for a role where you don’t just deliver care — you shape how it’s delivered?
Strong care services aren’t built from policies alone. They’re built in real time — out in the community, where care is actually happening.
This role is designed for someone who understands that.
As a Quality & Practice Lead, you’ll play a key operational role in maintaining care standards, supporting carers in practice, and strengthening service delivery across domiciliary care.
This is a specialist, field‑based role focused on quality, visibility, and real‑time support — not line management.
Why this role stands out
- Specialist quality & practice role within domiciliary care
- No direct line management – influence through hands‑on practice
- Focus on live care delivery, not retrospective audits
- Bridge the gap between care plans and real‑world delivery
- Key role in embedding standards across new and existing staff
What you’ll be doing
- You’ll be out in the community, supporting care where it actually happens:
- Provide hands‑on, field‑based support to carers during live visits
- Carry out spot checks, observations, and competency assessments
- Ensure care plans are followed safely and consistently
- Identify gaps between planned care and delivered care
- Reinforce best practice with immediate, practical guidance
- Respond to operational pressures, including staff sickness, late or missed calls, increased customer needs
- Support the safe onboarding and stabilisation of new care packages
- Support new carers in building confidence and delivering care safely
- Identify emerging risks and elevate appropriately
- Participate in the management on‑call rota
What you’ll bring
- NVQ Level 3 in Health & Social Care (or equivalent experience)
- Strong background in domiciliary / community care delivery
- Experience supporting staff in practice (not just managing on paper)
- Confidence working independently in a field‑based role
- Strong understanding of care quality, safety, and person‑centred care
- Good IT skills (digital care systems)
- Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle
Desirable
- NVQ Level 4 or 5 (or working towards)
- Experience in practice observations, mentoring, or quality roles
- Understanding of CQC standards and compliance expectations
Does the job role include personal care?: Yes
Working Patterns
Working pattern
37.5 hours per week
Rotating early / late weekday structure
Participation in the management on‑call rota
Full‑time, permanent
Essential details
Why join Beehive Care & Training Group Ltd
High‑quality care doesn’t happen by chance — it’s built through visibility, support, and consistency in practice.
At Beehive, this role is central to that. You’ll work alongside the Registered Manager, Care Quality Lead, and operations team to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and confidently across the community.
- CQC rated Good with Outstanding in Caring
- Community‑based domiciliary care provider
- Strong focus on quality, continuity, and doing things properly
- A role with real influence on care delivery and workforce capability
Interested? If you’re ready to step into a role focused on care quality, practice standards, and supporting carers to deliver safe, confident care, this could be your next move.
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