Care & Community Support Coordinator

Oxfordshire County Council; Oxford; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Oxfordshire County Council is seeking a role focused on providing personalised information and advice under the Care Act (2014). You will manage a caseload, undertake community visits, and refer cases to the appropriate professionals in discussion with a practice supervisor.

A strength-based approach will explore informal support, community resources, and equipment assessments to support independence. You will conduct assessments, reviews and interventions for individuals, families and carers,

Qualifications

• Excellent written, face to face and telephone communication skills.
• Maintain comprehensive and accurate records.
• Work within the Data Protection Act, confidentiality and information sharing protocols.

Responsibilities

• Provide personalised information and advice to individuals, families, and carers.
• Manage and prioritise caseload as allocated by the Practice Supervisor.
• Refer cases to an appropriate professional after discussion with the supervisor.
• Undertake assessments, reviews and interventions for individuals, families and carers.
• Identify and arrange services to improve and maintain independence.
• Make telephone enquiries and undertake face-to-face visits in the community.
• Facilitate clinics.
• Participate in duty including telephone and emergency advice.
• Identify and report safeguarding concerns.

Skills

Communication skills

Record keeping

Data Protection compliance

Job description

Oxfordshire County Council is seeking a role focused on providing personalised information and advice under the Care Act (2014). You will manage a caseload, undertake community visits, and refer cases to the appropriate professionals in discussion with a practice supervisor.

A strength-based approach will explore informal support, community resources, and equipment assessments to support independence. You will conduct assessments, reviews and interventions for individuals, families and carers,