Care Inspectorate
Anthony O'Malley has extensive experience in childcare and regulatory oversight, currently serving as a Senior Methodology Adviser in a secondment role at the Care Inspectorate since January 2020, while also holding the title of Inspector. Anthony's career includes a longstanding position as a Referee at the Scottish Football Association and a Senior Project Officer role at Children in Scotland from July 2017 to January 2020. Additional experience encompasses ownership and training responsibilities at ALD Training from February 2017 to August 2019, a brief lecturing position at Glasgow Kelvin College, and various roles at Frontline Childcare from October 2000 to July 2017, including Childcare Manager. Anthony holds a BA in Childhood Practice from the University of Glasgow and a PDA Level 10 in Scrutiny and Assurance obtained from the Care Inspectorate.
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We independently regulate care services for people of all ages in Scotland. We register, inspect and grade services, deal with complaints, carry out enforcement action where necessary and help services improve. We also inspect all Scottish local authority social work services, including criminal justice social work. We carry out joint inspections too, with colleagues from other organisations such as police, health boards and education, to check how successful services are at working together to deliver the best support for adults and children. We inspect the quality of care, promote best practice, identify ways that services can improve and support innovation. In everything we do, our aim is to improve people’s experience of care, focusing on what can improve their lives and not simply on the services provided to them.