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At Slough Children First, we believe every child and family deserves the right support to live safely, with dignity and opportunity. Our work in children’s safeguarding and social care is demanding but deeply purposeful, driven by a commitment to improving lives and strengthening our community. We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Occupational Therapist who shares our commitment to person‑centred, strengths‑based practice. Working in line with Slough Children First policies and the Royal College of Occupational Therapists’ Professional Standards, you will support children, young people and their families to achieve meaningful outcomes and greater independence in their own homes. In this role, you will build trusted relationships with service users and carers, listening carefully to their experiences, aspirations and challenges. You will carry out holistic assessments, agree clear and realistic goals, and develop practical solutions that promote wellbeing, safety and participation in everyday life. You will manage your own caseload, providing professional advice, treatment and advocacy, while working collaboratively with colleagues, partner agencies and service providers. You will arrange appropriate services and equipment, review progress regularly, and adapt plans to ensure support remains effective, proportionate and respectful of individual circumstances. We value reflective practice, teamwork and continuous learning. You will contribute to service development, share your professional expertise, take part in supervision and appraisals, and support the development of others where appropriate. High‑quality recording, confidentiality and safeguarding are central to everything we do.
Job Responsibility:
Build trusted relationships with service users and carers
Carry out holistic assessments
Agree goals and develop practical solutions
Manage own caseload
Provide professional advice, treatment and advocacy
Work collaboratively with colleagues and partner agencies
Arrange services and equipment
Review progress and adapt plans
Contribute to service development
Share professional expertise
Take part in supervision and appraisals
Support development of others
Maintain high-quality recording, confidentiality and safeguarding
Requirements:
Occupational Therapist qualification
Compassionate and motivated
Commitment to person-centred, strengths-based practice
Ability to work in line with Slough Children First policies and Royal College of Occupational Therapists’ Professional Standards
Experience in supporting children, young people and families
Ability to manage own caseload
Professional advice, treatment and advocacy skills