- 05 August 2024
- 5 min read
Registered Managers: How Much You Can Expect To Be Paid Working In Care Homes
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We outline what you can earn as a Registered Manager working in Social Care, in both NHS and private care homes, as well as the future for Registered Manager pay.
Topics covered in this article
What Is The Average Salary For A Registered Manager?
Is There A Big Difference Between Pay In The NHS And Privately?
How Do You Increase Your Salary And Develop Your Career As A Registered Manager?
What’s Next For Registered Manager Pay?
Looking For Your Next Registered Manager Role?
Introduction
Registered managers are often known as Home Managers, Care Home Managers or Registered Home Managers.
But in almost every case, you’re dealing with exactly the same role.
Regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), Registered Managers are responsible for the finances, staffing, health and safety, and general management of a care home.
Registered Managers work in care homes in the public and private sectors – although the vast majority of care homes are now operated privately.
Here’s a brief guide to how much you can expect to earn as a Registered Manager, and other factors you should consider in terms of pay.
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