Meet our
senior team.
Behind every great care home is a team of dedicated, compassionate people who genuinely care about making a real difference to people’s lives. Get to know the individuals who help make our homes such a warm, welcoming, and supportive place to live, work, and visit.
Meet our Senior Team.
Rosie Howell
Managing
Director
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Rosie is an Investment Director at RDCP and Managing Director of RDCP Care, leading the Group’s healthcare investments and operations. She has worked closely with the founders since 2016 and brings over 30 years of care home management experience, having held senior roles at Embrace Care, Avery Healthcare and Restful Homes. Rosie holds an undergrad degree from Staffordshire University and is a qualified nurse.
Amanda Robinson
Quality Operations
Director
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Amanda Robinson is the Quality Operations Director at RDCP Care, responsible for overseeing quality, compliance and operational performance across the 20-home group. She brings extensive experience in the health and social care sector, having progressed from through various leadership roles at Anchor Healthcare, Halcyon Care, Four Seasons Health Care, Brighterkind and Barchester. Amanda has a strong track record in turnaround, commissioning and multi-site leadership, with a focus on driving sustainable service improvement and embedding robust operational processes. She holds a Level 5 qualification in Healthcare and Management. 
Martin O'Donoghue
Chief Legal
Officer
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Martin joined RD Capital Partners in 2023 and leads all legal aspects at RDCP. He has over 20 years of legal experience, having advised clients on commercial transactions globally. Prior to RDCP, Martin was a Partner at Armstrong Teasdale. Martin also worked at Teacher Stern and Eversheds. He is consistently recognised by the Legal 500 for advising on M&A transactions. Martin studied Law at University College Dublin and is a member of the Law Society of England and Wales and the Law Society of Ireland. Martin also has an MBA.
Jacki Perry
Regional Operations
Manager
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Jacki trained as a nurse from the age of 18 and, after qualifying, worked across a range of NHS departments before moving into training and management roles within private healthcare. She later returned to the NHS, spending five years in mental health working on quality improvement projects. Her journey into social care began as an Operations Manager for a large private provider, before joining Monarch Healthcare in 2009. Since then, she has taken on a more strategic role, working closely with Directors and acting as Nominated Individual, and she continues this work with RDCP Care today. Throughout her career, the variety of roles and people she’s worked with has given her a strong understanding of both care and the challenges people face.
Jacki has always been drawn to working with older people, particularly those living with dementia and complex needs. Even after many years, what she enjoys most is spending time with residents—having a chat and making small changes that can genuinely improve their quality of life.
Her strengths lie in working with people, especially those living with dementia. She prides herself on listening carefully, taking time to understand different perspectives, and making fair, considered decisions. She values integrity and always acts in the best interests of residents. She also enjoys leading and supporting teams, building strong relationships, and encouraging people to take pride in their work and the care they provide.
Her approach is to always be available, approachable, and open. She believes in honest communication and making sure people have the information they need to make informed choices. Jacki takes time to engage with residents, families, and teams, and she values those relationships as a key part of delivering high-quality care.
Outside of work, Jacki’s family means everything to her, and she also has a real passion for animals. Spending time with my dog and horses in the countryside is where she feels most relaxed and happy, and she truly believes there’s a lot we can learn from animals about being present and appreciating the moment.
Kerry Goodearl
Marketing
Manager
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Kerry is an experienced care sector professional with expertise spanning marketing, dementia care, wellbeing, commissioning, and customer engagement. Throughout her career she has worked with care providers to enhance resident experiences, strengthen community connections, and support sustainable occupancy growth.
Her diverse background provides a unique understanding of both the operational realities of care delivery and the expectations of prospective residents and their families. This enables her to develop marketing strategies that are authentic, evidence-based, and firmly rooted in the lived experiences of residents.
Currently studying for a Master's degree in Dementia, Kerry has a particular interest in person-centred care, life history work, and innovative approaches to supporting people living with dementia. She is passionate about using storytelling, digital media, and community engagement to highlight the exceptional work carried out by care teams every day.
As Marketing Manager for RDCP Care, Kerry oversees the group's marketing and communications strategy, supporting its homes to build trusted local reputations and helping families make informed decisions about care.
Tracy Davison
Regional
Manager
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Tracy is experienced Registered General Nurse with over 20 years in the care sector. She began my career as a care assistant, where she developed a strong foundation in person-centred care, before going on to qualify as a nurse. Since then, she has progressed through a range of leadership roles, including Home Manager and, for the past five years, Regional Manager. Alongside this, she also holds the role of Nominated Individual for my homes, which reflects her commitment to governance, compliance, accountability, and continuous improvement across the services she supports. Her experience combines hands-on clinical practice with strategic oversight, ensuring consistently high standards of care.
Nursing has always been something she wanted to do, and it became a natural progression for her after starting a family. What she enjoys most about her role is being able to make a meaningful difference to residents’ lives while supporting teams to deliver high-quality, compassionate care.
Her key area of expertise is supporting older people living with dementia, as well as those with complex behaviours and mental health needs. she is passionate about ensuring that care is tailored, dignified, and responsive to individual needs, even in the most challenging situations.
Her approach to supporting residents, families, and teams is rooted in compassion, respect, and empowerment. She focusses on improving quality of life for residents while enabling care teams to feel confident, supported, and able to deliver the best possible care. She believes strongly in working collaboratively and leading in a way that encourages openness and continuous improvement.
Outside of work, Tracy believes that every member of the team plays an essential role, and that care only works effectively when everyone is working together. She sees the team as interconnected, where each person is a vital part of delivering safe, effective, and compassionate care.
Dalbir Bains
Group Financial
Controller
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Dalbir Bains is the Group Financial Controller at RDCP Care, responsible for overseeing financial strategy, fiscal governance and commercial performance across the 20-home group. She brings extensive experience to the role, with over two decades of financial leadership spanning the construction, manufacturing and care sectors. Dalbir has a strong track record in thoughtful leadership and building high-performing, collaborative finance teams, with a focus on embedding robust financial processes that support operational delivery and directly strengthen the quality of care delivered across the group.
Lincy Thomas
Regional
Manager
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I began my career as a registered nurse in India before continuing my nursing journey in the UK. Over the years, I developed my leadership skills, progressing into management roles and more recently into a Regional Manager position, supporting several care homes. Alongside my nursing background, I completed my Level 5 qualification in Health and Social Care, which further strengthened my knowledge and passion for delivering compassionate, person-centred care. My experience across different care settings has helped shape my approach to leadership and quality care delivery.
I’ve always been inspired by the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Supporting individuals to live with dignity, comfort, and independence is incredibly rewarding. What I enjoy most is working closely with residents and teams, building strong relationships, seeing positive outcomes, and helping staff grow and succeed in their roles.
My key strengths include leadership, team development, and maintaining high standards of care and compliance. I’m passionate about quality improvement, staff mentoring, and ensuring each home delivers safe, effective, and person-centred care. My nursing background also gives me strong clinical knowledge to support decision-making and oversight.
My approach is centred around compassion, communication, and teamwork. I believe in creating a supportive environment where residents feel valued, families feel reassured, and staff feel empowered. Listening, understanding individual needs, and working together are all key to achieving the best possible outcomes.
A value I strongly believe in is treating everyone with kindness and respect, both in and out of work. Outside of my role, I enjoy spending time with my family and continuing to learn and grow both personally and professionally.
Support Team.
Samantha Wilson
Accounts Assistant
Stephanie Stafford
Accounts Assistant
Dee Fisher
Accounts Assistant
Airjit Bains
Accounts Assistant
“A career in care is something you learn and grow into, and we’ll be with you every step of the way.”
What matters most is that you care about people and genuinely want to make a positive difference in their lives. It’s about being part of a team that supports each other and works together to provide the best possible care every day. At RDCP Care, that means helping people feel safe, valued, and respected, while knowing that the small things you do can have a big impact.
Careers at RDCP Care.
Take a look at our latest job opportunities. We’re always looking for kind, caring people to join our team—experienced or not. Explore our current vacancies and find a role where you can make a real difference.