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Head of AdultsinNorthallertoninNorthallertonPUBLISHED MON 28 OCT 2024

£73,755 to £82,065 a year Pay award pending plus relocation support  PERMANENT 
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The role of "Head of Adults" at North Yorkshire Council in Northallerton presents a significant opportunity for an experienced leader to shape adult social care services in a newly unified and expansive council. The post holder will manage services for adults under 75, including those with disabilities, and will lead a strategic overhaul of services while ensuring compliance with statutory requirements. Key responsibilities include budget management, fostering partnerships, and designing community-focused care models that promote independence and well-being.

This position requires strong leadership and a transformative vision to navigate the complexities of adult social care within a large and diverse county. The successful candidate will be instrumental in developing governance frameworks, managing operational performance, and ensuring compliance with regulations while collaborating effectively with various stakeholders, including health services, residents, and regional organisations. Additionally, the role entails promoting safeguarding practices and enhancing service efficiency through innovative approaches aligned with the council's strategic objectives.

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