Adult’s Deputy Team Manager – Community Learning Disabilities Team

Adult’s Deputy Team Manager
Team: Community Learning Disabilities
Location: Bolton

Details:

Experience working with Adults with a Learning Disability in a statutory setting.

Main duties –

– To deputise for the Team Manager as appropriate

– To assist in the management of risk at organisational, professional, and individual levels.

– To work within national and departmental standards of professional practice and ensure own professional development

– To provide leadership and to support individuals and teams to achieve organisational objectives.

– To assist in the management and control of resources and expenditure of budgets.

– To reach decisions in relation to the level of response necessary for referrals and assist the Team Manager in the effective allocation of work to staff.

– To assist the Team Manager in the effective management, support and supervision of staff by identifying and working with them on their own development and training needs where appropriate

– To contribute to continuous quality performance and assist in the implementation and monitoring of quality assurance systems.

– To ensure that desired outcomes are achieved for individuals, families and carers whilst promoting the organisations strategic aims.

– To adhere to policy, procedures and best practice and ensure that Adults are kept safe and adhere to adults safeguarding processes as required

– To prepare for, facilitate, chair and participate in the investigation and resolution of complaints, safeguarding investigations and decision-making forums.

– To adhere to the appropriate HR policies and procedure in the effective management of staff.

– To assist the senior management teams in the delivery of objectives by managing change at all levels.

– To contribute to the recruitment and selection process

– To undertake other duties and responsibilities as may be determined by the Managing Director for the Integrated Care Partnership & Adult Services as required.

– To continually review, develop and improve systems, processes, and services in support of the council’s pursuit of excellence in service delivery and values

Ashberry Recruitment would ask that applicants meet the following:

• DIPSW or equivalent qualification in Social Work
• Social Work England registration
• Enhanced and in date DBS certificate.
• Excellent communication skills and be able to make good decisions based on information available.
• Can work alone and within/contribute to a team/multi-agency set ups
• Possess knowledge of service needs.
• Competent IT skills and be able to navigate electronic file/recording systems.
• Can write clear, concise, and robust assessment/reports/files.
• Have a flexible approach to work and working hours when the need arises

Why Ashberry?

• Dedicated experienced Consultant providing the ultimate support through your job search
• Friendly compliance team to guide you through the registration and placement process
• Provides your essential Enhanced DBS
• £250 Referral bonus.