We currently have an exciting opportunity for an experience Adults Health Care professional to join our business as a Quality Checker, working within our Quality and Compliance team.
The role of a Quality Checker will be responsible for auditing and monitoring a number of care portfolios, under the guidance of the Service Improvement Manager. Analysing information in detail, simulating CQC’s key lines of enquiry and risk-based methodology before reporting on compliance.
This is a great opportunity for an experience Adults Health Care professional who is motivated by quality improvements and possesses exceptional level of attention to detail.

Contract: Full-Time, permanent.

• Hours: 40 hours a week, full-time Monday – Friday
• Salary: £30,264pa
• Location: Hybrid working, with regular travel across the organisation

• Conducting key Quality Audits including desktop and on-site locations in line with CQC requirements and iBC’s internal Quality Assurance Framework.
• Conducting periodic spot checks across both Residential and Supported Living services including spot checks of wake night shifts.
• Recording and reporting findings in line with the company’s compliance systems
• To support the Service Improvement Manager to drive forward tailor-made action plans.
• Keeping up to date with latest regulatory requirements and the ability to ensure compliance with regulatory and contractual requirements relating to quality standards, systems, and processes.
• Analysis and collating of positive outcomes from services and to ensures records and reports are meticulous, maintaining an audit trail of decisions, actions, and outcomes.
• To review appropriate documentation, procedures, policies as directed by your line manager.
• To assist the Quality Team in ensuring that iBC Health Care Policies and Procedures, CQC standards and Health and Safety requirements are adhered to.
• To record and communicate to others the wishes and needs of service users where appropriate. Facilitate the service users in decision making, promoting choice and involvement.
• Performing routine risk assessments to help services understand compliance risk, scope, and significance.
• Assist in the gathering of information internally in response to requests by regulatory organisations.
• Performing administrative tasks such as file creation and maintaining files of ongoing projects as well as regularly using our electronic compliance system.