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The successful candidate will work in accordance with a rehabilitation philosophy that promotes maximum independence for all service users, supporting them to achieve their goals and regain confidence in daily living. They will welcome service users returning home from hospital, inpatient units or the community, completing initial assessments and ensuring a smooth transition with continuity of care. The role involves assessing and monitoring service users’ progress, regularly reviewing and updating care plans in partnership with the multidisciplinary team and with the active involvement of the individual. The postholder will support service users with onward care arrangements, making referrals to Adult Social Care where appropriate and maximising the use of community resources to meet identified needs. A key aspect of the role is providing practical support with a range of daily living activities, including mobility, transfers, personal care, household tasks, meal preparation, social engagement and access to community services and activities. The successful candidate will apply safe moving and handling practices at all times, ensuring the wellbeing and safety of both service users and colleagues. You will maintain accurate, timely and professional records, and supervise, support and monitor the performance of Reablement Support Assistants. In the absence of the Case Coordinator, the successful candidate will provide operational support and guidance to the team, escalating concerns and helping to ensure the smooth running of the service. They will work both independently and collaboratively, identifying and escalating risks appropriately to maintain high standards of care, safety and service delivery.
Job Responsibility
Work in accordance with rehabilitation philosophy promoting maximum independence
Welcome service users returning from hospital, inpatient units or community
Complete initial assessments and ensure smooth transition with continuity of care
Assess and monitor service users’ progress
Review and update care plans in partnership with multidisciplinary team
Support service users with onward care arrangements
Make referrals to Adult Social Care where appropriate
Maximise use of community resources
Provide practical support with daily living activities including mobility, transfers, personal care, household tasks, meal preparation, social engagement
Apply safe moving and handling practices
Maintain accurate, timely and professional records
Supervise, support and monitor performance of Reablement Support Assistants
Provide operational support and guidance to team in absence of Case Coordinator
Identify and escalate risks appropriately
Requirements
Experience of working with adults with care and support needs
Knowledge of relevant statutory framework including Care Act 2014
Experience of undertaking personal care
Understanding of impact of disability on daily life
Ability to record, report and escalate information and maintain confidentiality
Driving licence and access to a vehicle for work purposes