Triage Worker Support Officer

Bid Services; Lincolnshire (IL); On-site; USD 30,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

A social services organization is seeking a Triage Worker / Support Officer for their Lincolnshire Sensory Service Team. The role involves working 16 hours per week and providing support to individuals with sensory impairments. Responsibilities include conducting triage assessments and assisting staff with data management. Preferred BSL skills to Level 2 are considered an asset but not essential. Applications can be submitted via email or an online application form, and BSL applications are welcomed.

Qualifications

• Experience in working with individuals who are Deaf, Hearing Impaired, Sight Impaired, or have Dual Sensory Loss.
• Ability to complete triage assessments and manage associated paperwork.

Responsibilities

• Support people with sensory loss to facilitate meaningful lives.
• Assist staff with data entry and referral processes.

Skills

BSL Skills to Level 2

Job description

Contract: Fixed term until 31st March 2027

Closing date: Flexible

Interview date: TBC

We are seeking a Triage Worker / Support Officer to join our Lincolnshire Sensory Service Team. This role is for 16 hours per week fixed term to 31st March 2027.

• Working within the Lincolnshire Sensory Services Team co‑working and providing support to people who are Deaf, Hearing Impaired, Sight Impaired, severely sight impaired, Deafblind or have acquired Dual Sensory Loss to facilitate opportunities to live meaningful and fulfilled lives. Providing quality services in line with BID’s mission statement and values.
• Completing triage assessments and associated paperwork including supporting staff with inputting data from drop‑ins, taking referrals and completing reviews.

Key skills and experience for this role

• Preferred BSL Skills to Level 2 but not essential

To apply for this role, you can email your CV to us with a supporting statement, apply online or complete our application form and email this to us. If you are Deaf, we welcome applications in BSL. Find out more here.