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Norfolk County Council in Great Yarmouth is seeking a Reablement Liaison Officer on a part-time 22.5 hours per week with hybrid working. The role involves acting as the first point of contact for GPs, community health services, social services, service users and families, and taking referrals for Norfolk First Support.
You will handle referrals by phone and Liquid Logic, set up visits for support workers, and provide real-time support while assessing risk and working with a multidisciplinary
Reablement Liaison Officer | 11539 | permanent contract | part-time 22.5 hours per week | £14.36 per hour (£27,709 pro rata) rising to £15.06 per hour (£29,071 pro rata) | Grade E | Great Yarmouth – hybrid working
Do you have excellent customer services and IT skills with a passion for Social Care? If so, we’d love to hear from you.
We have a new opportunity to join our team in East Norfolk based at Greyfriars House in Great Yarmouth.
Norfolk First Support delivers services to adults across Norfolk in their own homes for up to 6 weeks, assisting them to regain skills they may have lost following an illness or hospital admission, enabling them to regain their independence as much as possible while also reviewing any ongoing support needed.
As a Reablement Liaison Officer you will be the first point of contact and an information service for GPs, community health services, social services, service users and their families. You will also take referrals for Norfolk First Support.
You need to possess excellent ICT skills and be able to work to tight deadlines, often making decisions independently whilst delivering excellent customer service. You will also have the ability to assess risk and take appropriate action, working with our multidisciplinary team to support people to return to their homes.
The role is hybrid, working both from home and a locality office. Our rota is on a two-week or four-week rota basis, which includes working morning and evening shifts, alternative weekends and bank holidays, this is planned in advance to help us deliver our service whilst enabling you a healthy work-life balance. Weekend hours are paid at a higher rate of time and a third.
Adult Social Services in Norfolk is on an ambitious, exciting transformation journey. We're redesigning how we work to create a system that is flexible, human, and focused on better outcomes. As part of this journey, you'll contribute to an environment where learning is continuous, insight is shared, and innovation is encouraged. We support flexible and hybrid working, with a minimum expectation of two days per week spent in a community or office setting, helping you stay connected with colleagues, communities and the people we support.
These are some benefits you can enjoy by working for Norfolk County Council:
You can find information on our Terms and Conditions here.
We would like to make you aware that priority consideration for this post may be given to current employees who are at risk due to restructure within the organisation or are in a redeployment position.