Are you ready for the next step in your career? Are you interested in developing and supporting others? Are you organised and self-motivated? We’re offering a very rewarding role in which you will be challenged and your leadership skills developed. We are a caring and supportive team, and we pride ourselves on our extensive, in-house training programme. We support individuals to regain their independence following an accident or a period of illness, and we help them to remain in their own home. As a Team Leader you will: Support and manage a team of Support Workers Oversee client review visits Lead and develop key areas of the service, for example medication and Equality & Diversity Be the first point of contact for Support Workers for advice, including at evenings and weekends. We are looking to invest in talented individuals who want to connect with people. Experience in communicating with clients and professionals, accurately recording information, and working in a fast-paced environment will stand you in good stead for the position of Team Leader. Experience in care, however, is not essential. “They were a terrific team and very punctual and so very cheerful. They helped me enormously and I wish they could have visited me for longer. They were so encouraging to help me recover, I very much appreciated them all.” - Client Interviews will be confirmed after the shortlisting has taken place. In return we can offer you: Comprehensive training, including in managing staff Opportunities for career progression Excellent peer and managerial support An attractive pension and Annual Leave package We offer a diverse range of benefits to help and support you during your employment. More information can be found on our benefits page. Please note: a driving license is required and the role involves working shifts between the hours of 7am and 10pm, including weekends and Bank Holidays. For an informal discussion about this opportunity contact Tracy Sampson, Intermediate Care Manager at tracy.sampsoneastsussex.gov.uk For work that makes a difference