Clinical Nurse Managers operate as senior managers within a Nursing Home and report directly to the Nursing Home’s Director of Care and/or General Manager and/or their Deputy depending on the nursing home. Clinical Nurse Managers are required to have a primary Bachelor of Nursing Degree qualification. or equivalent Diploma level qualification for non-EEA nationals. Previous experience in a junior management role is beneficial.

Staff nurses operate under the direction and supervision of the Clinical Nurse Manager. Staff nurses are required to have a primary Bachelor of Nursing Degree qualification or equivalent Diploma level qualification for non-EEA nationals. Staff nurses will be provided with opportunities for promotion to Clinical Nurse Manager positions within the organisation based on performance and experience, along with opportunities to undertake additional courses to expand their qualifications during their time with Brookhaven Healthcare.

Senior health care assistants will undertake all of the tasks associated with the Junior health care assistant role and, in addition, take on a greater leadership role in assisting the nursing staff in making decisions on hygiene, nutritional and mobility needs for residents. They will supervise the work of the Junior health care assistant under the direction of the staff nurses. Senior /Lead health care assistants also provide experienced guidance to new health care assistants during induction training.

Junior HCA’s provide daily care and assistance to the residents within the Nursing Home. They will work as part of a team lead by a staff nurse/CNM under the supervision of the Nursing Home’s Director of Care/General Manager and/or their Deputy to cater to all clinical and care needs of the residents. HCA’s are required to have a basic level of training to include the completion of a suitably relevant FETAC Level 5 course such as Care of the Elderly.

Brookhaven Healthcare offers a limited number of Activity Coordinator roles within the organisation. Activity Coordinators play a central role in the lives of our Residents. They work to ensure that Residents are provided with a vibrant and interesting programme of events while considering any individual needs or preferences of the Residents or their families.