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
Requirements
- 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.