Social Worker
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 18 Awst 2025 |
|---|---|
| Cyflog: | £38,682.00 i £46,580.00 bob blwyddyn |
| Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: | £38682.00 - £46580.00 a year |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 31 Awst 2025 |
| Lleoliad: | Leyland, PR25 3NZ |
| Cwmni: | NHS Jobs |
| Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | C9350-25-1029 |
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1. Ensure an accurate comprehensive, holistic and up to date social history is available foreach service user which offers complex formulations and recommendations.2. Provide a skilled comprehensive assessment and social work service to people whohave a Learning Disability and complex needs.3. When it is part of an agreed care plan, focused casework with individual service usersusing a range of interventions.4. Work in partnership with service users and carers to assess and identify their needs andachieve service provision which is outcome focused and enhances their quality of life,independence and social integration. 5. Contribute to planning and development of future services by providing complex analysis and information to assist the multi-disciplinary team.6. In conjunction with the responsible Social Services Department or NHS Trusts, assist inthe assessment of suitable after care placements working across professionalboundaries.7. Contribute to multi-disciplinary teams and participate with members to develop careplans in line with specialist risk assessments and needs, taking into account the familyand social context, requiring the exchange of highly sensitive information.8. Assist in co-ordination of care in the context of different legislation with otherprofessionals within forensic services by sharing knowledge and understanding.9. To produce reports to reflect needs of individual service users and issues of risk, sharingsensitive information to support intervention and formulation.10. Engage with service users and families to ensure they are aware of legal rights.11. Work in partnership with users and carers to meet social care needs within a range ofcomplex needs which arise out of offending behaviour.12. Utilise the Electronic Patient Record for inputting assessment data, record social workinput to the care plan and transfer summaries which reflect the patients views.13. With the service users permission, initiate visits and maintain contact with serviceusers families and/or significant others, offering support, information and, whererelevant to the care plan, joint family and service users sessions. 14. Take a role in promoting anti-discriminatory practice in a way that links the service users individual circumstances to the broader social, political, legal and culturalcontext.15. Ensure that service users have access to independent advice on financial, legal andadvocacy matters.16. Take a role in Advocacy for the specialist support team, providing training, delivery ofpolicies and shaping the service to ensure advocacy is reflected throughout practice.17. To ensure child protection policies within the Specialist Support team ensuring effectivecollaboration with the wider health and social care community. This will involve thesharing of highly sensitive information with agencies, requiring tact and negotiation inagreeing appropriate action required.18. To ensure in safeguarding children and vulnerable adults ensuring policies andprocedures are in place within the SST and that service delivery compliments the widerhealth and social care community, linking with local safeguarding hubs, communicatinghighly sensitive information that requires tack and negotiation in agreeing appropriateaction as necessary.19. To ensure policy, procedure and service delivery in terms of working with MAPPA,Victim Liaison Services, and Domestic Violence and the National Probation Services ensuring effective collaboration and connectivity with the wider health and social carecommunity. 20. Enable service users and carers to exercise their rights and promote their equality and diversity.21. Link and maintain contact with statutory, voluntary, charity and external agencies toinform assessments and formulate detailed and complex care packages. Promoteinvolvement of voluntary agencies to meet social care needs.22. Participate in various multi-disciplinary groups in order to contribute to servicegovernance and development within the workplace.23. Will contribute to research and training to other professionals from internal andexternal agencies utilising own knowledge base.24. Liaise with the Specialist Support Team Manager through regular meetings andsupervision to ensure that social care needs of individuals are being appropriatelyaddressed.