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- Deliver person-centred care and support tailored to individual goals and preferences.
- Take a holistic approach, supporting families and carers to enhance the lives of those in their care.
- Build strong community links and partnerships to provide effective support networks.
- Conduct comprehensive assessments, create care plans, and review them regularly to meet personal outcomes.
- Manage crisis situations and lead safeguarding enquiries.
- Maintain high standards through personal reflection, supervision, and training.
- Work flexibly across locations and teams, ensuring an effective, resilient service.
- Degree or Diploma in a relevant field (e.g., Social Work, Nursing, or Occupational Therapy).
- Up-to-date registration with your professional body.
- Competence at the new practitioner level of the Social Care Capabilities Framework.
- Post-qualification experience in social care, health, or related fields.
- Expertise in risk management, safeguarding enquiries, and supporting individuals with medium to high-level complex needs.
- Proven ability to work collaboratively in multi-agency environments.
- Excellent communication, mediation, and negotiation skills.
- Strong IT and administrative capabilities.
- The ability to manage workloads independently and as part of a team.
- A commitment to promoting independence and innovative approaches to care.
- Flexibility to travel and work varied hours to meet service needs.
- Familiarity with social care legislation, safeguarding policies, and equality principles.
- Understanding of available local resources and services.
- Awareness of confidentiality, GDPR, and information governance requirements.
- Courage to do the right thing and embrace challenges.
- Compassion and respect for everyone you support.
- A commitment to continuous improvement and teamwork.
- Empowering individuals to take control of their lives.
