Relief Panel Social Care Worker - Dublin (Flexible Shifts)

Focus Ireland; Dublin; On-site; EUR 19,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

Focus Ireland is recruiting Relief Panel Project Workers to support services across Dublin City Centre. This role offers varied shifts seven days a week, with flexible scheduling to suit your availability and commitments.

You will work within the project framework, liaising with teams and external agencies, and maintaining client records in line with health and safety regulations. A social care qualification and experience with marginalised clients are required.

Qualifications

• Third level qualification in social care or CORU registered Social Care Worker.
• Direct relief/part-time experience in a social care setting.
• Experience with marginalised clients/groups.
• Knowledge of Therapeutic Crisis Intervention model.
• Experience with key working, assessments and care planning.
• Able to work well in a team and maintain IT skills.

Responsibilities

• Work within Focus Ireland's overall objectives and values.
• Relief work as part of a team under project direction.
• Collaborate with Focus Ireland and other agencies as required.
• Maintain records in line with statutory requirements and health and safety laws.
• Attend team, review and agency meetings as required.
• Assist in implementing Focus Ireland settlement policies and strategies.
• Liaise with other Focus Ireland projects.
• Undertake additional duties as directed by the Project Leader.
• Observe Health and Welfare at Work regulations and raise risk concerns.

Skills

Teamwork

Reliability & flexibility

Report writing

IT skills

Education

Bachelor degree in social care or CORU registered social care worker

Tools

Therapeutic Crisis Intervention

Job description

Focus Ireland is recruiting Relief Panel Project Workers to support services across Dublin City Centre. This role offers varied shifts seven days a week, with flexible scheduling to suit your availability and commitments.

You will work within the project framework, liaising with teams and external agencies, and maintaining client records in line with health and safety regulations. A social care qualification and experience with marginalised clients are required.