Job Description

Are you an experienced and innovative leader / manager with a strong clinical background looking for a new and exciting role? Are you ready to share your knowledge and experience to support our diverse group of care homes?


This is an exciting opportunity to join our Meallmore team as a Quality Support Advisor to support our 12 care homes across Aberdeenshire and the Highlands, as well as our new flagship care home in Aberdeen City opening in 2026.

Salary: 58,601 per annum

Hours: 37.5 hours per week + competitive benefits including company car and mileage

Your Role and Responsibilities

Support continuous improvement across our services in the Aberdeenshire and Highland regions through quality assurance, governance, support and advice. Be part of developing and updating clinical and care policies and ways of working to support implementation of best practice within our care homes. Be part of company initiatives to promote sector leading projects and innovation for continuous improvement. Analyse outcomes from KPI's in the region to support and deliver against Service Improvement Plans. Be an advocate for residents and colleagues within your area. Support Care Home leaders where required to deliver against the Meallmore Quality Framework. Be an integral part of the Quality Team and support the Activity & Engagement, Learning & Development and Hospitality agendas for our services, as well as leading the implementation of quality strategy actions within the regions. Lead by example through working with care home teams to showcase best practice, and complete relevant assurance tools to measure outcomes across your allocated services. Support the wider business, when necessary, against the priority needs of the business.

What we are looking for

Relevant nursing qualification (RGN, RMN or RLDN) with current NMC registration. Full driving licence. Proven care leadership experience with well-developed clinical knowledge. Understanding of regulatory frameworks and legislation with knowledge of Care Inspectorate and National Health & Social Care Standards. Professional, compassionate, self-motivated and values driven. Confident in the use of IT applications including MS Teams, Word and Excel packages. Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with both internal colleagues and external customers. What's just as important is that you are organised, have great communication skills and have a collaborative approach.

Working within our Quality Team, you will receive unparalleled support and resources to meet and exceed your professional goals. Make a real difference in our community where you'll be part of Scotland's most trusted care provider - let's create a nurturing and supportive environment for our amazing residents together.


If you are interested, please click apply and one of our friendly recruitment team will be in touch.


Please note that all job offers are subject to satisfactory references and Disclosure Scotland Scheme Membership (PVG).


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