Inspector
Current• Maintain overall responsibility for a case load of 40 services, including nursing care homes, residential care homes, care agencies, supporting living and mental health services.• Assess and analyse information of concern from a variety of channels, including statutory notifications, safeguarding concerns, whistle-blowers and from people who use services to determine level of risk and when to inspect.• Develop high level inspection plans, capturing all levels of concern, areas to focus on, addressing all key lines of enquiry and ensuring a sufficient inspection team is sourced.• Undertake robust inspections, managing an inspection team and getting to the heart of the service. Ensuring sufficient evidence is collected and the views of people are heard.• Analysis of all evidence obtained on inspection and make judgements on whether the requirements of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) 2014 are being met.• Producing high level reports in a timely manner, which reflect the service and demonstrate the awarded rating for the service.• Confidence in enforcement work, evidence collecting, serving Code B under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) and the ability to escalate complex cases through the management review process. Production of Warning Notices and Notices of Proposal and Decision.• Working autonomously and building relationships with providers, stake holders and other healthcare professionals. Working in a multi-disciplinary manner to ensure people remain safe and receive safe, effective, caring, response and well-led care.• Being a team lead for Risk and Enforcement.• Attending meetings with care home forums, safeguarding and national care associations. Building wider relationships to ensure knowledge is shared.• Maintaining up to date knowledge of legislation and policy. Attending training and ensure legislation such as Care Act 2014 and Human Rights Act 1998 are embedded into the inspection methodology.