OT: Equipment & Home Adaptations (Flexible)

Sanctuary Personnel; Wirral; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full Time and Part Time Options

Competitive Hourly Pay

Supportive Team Environment

Professional Development

Work-Life Balance

Job summary

Sanctuary Personnel is seeking an experienced Social Services Occupational Therapist for the Equipment & Adaptations Team in Wirral, UK. The role offers flexible full-time or part-time hours on an ongoing basis, with an hourly rate of £40.

You will assess service users in their homes, recommend equipment and adaptations, and work with Housing Services, surveyors, and care teams to improve independence and safety. Ongoing professional development is supported.

Qualifications

• CPD evidence of ongoing professional development
• Experience in community occupational therapy or integrated health and social care services preferred
• Ability to conduct comprehensive home assessments and recommend equipment and adaptations

Responsibilities

• Undertake comprehensive occupational therapy assessments within service users’ homes to identify needs and opportunities to improve independence.
• Assess and recommend suitable daily living equipment, moving and handling solutions, and assistive technology.
• Complete assessments for minor and major home adaptations and provide recommendations for Disabled Facilities Grants where needed.
• Produce detailed reports and professional recommendations to support adaptation works and equipment provision.
• Collaborate with Housing Services, surveyors, contractors, social workers, and carers to achieve positive outcomes.

Skills

CPD evidence

Community OT experience

Assessment skills

Education

OT degree or Diploma

Job description

Sanctuary Personnel is seeking an experienced Social Services Occupational Therapist for the Equipment & Adaptations Team in Wirral, UK. The role offers flexible full-time or part-time hours on an ongoing basis, with an hourly rate of £40.

You will assess service users in their homes, recommend equipment and adaptations, and work with Housing Services, surveyors, and care teams to improve independence and safety. Ongoing professional development is supported.