Cpl Healthcare is delighted to announce their partnership with a reputable service, whose mission it is to assist young people in reaching their full potential and integrating into the community.
The chosen candidate will provide a direct service to children in residential care as directed by the policies and procedures set out by our client, whilst guiding Social Care Workers. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work with vulnerable populations and make a positive impact on their lives.
We have a number of exciting residential roles in various services – preparation for leaving care, dual occupancy, and separated children seeking international protection.
To be considered for the role, applicants must meet the following criteria:
* Relevant Qualification in Social Care (minimum level 7)
* 2 years' experience within Social Care
* Minimum 6 months working in the social care sector (placement experience considered)
* Full Clean Driver's License preferred
* Knowledge of HIQA standards
* Flexible to work across all shifts – days, nights, evenings, weekends
Job Description
This role requires a highly skilled and experienced Social Care Leader to join our client's team. As a key member of the management team, you will be responsible for providing guidance and support to Social Care Workers, ensuring that the highest standards of care are maintained at all times. You will also be involved in policy development, staff supervision, and quality improvement initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
* Provide leadership and guidance to Social Care Workers, ensuring that they are equipped to deliver high-quality care to children in residential care.
* Develop and implement policies and procedures to ensure compliance with HIQA standards.
* Supervise and support Social Care Workers, identifying areas for development and implementing training plans as necessary.
* Contribute to quality improvement initiatives, identifying areas for improvement and developing strategies to address these.
* Collaborate with other stakeholders, including families, carers, and healthcare professionals, to ensure that the needs of children in residential care are met.