Community Care Officer - Occupational Therapy
Lincolnshire County Council · Sleaford · posted 13 days ago
UK median £44,040
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- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£28,153 to £31,015stated · below the range ONS published
- UK median£44,040
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £31,395 |
| 25th | £36,615 |
| 50th | £44,040 |
| 75th | £49,167 |
| UK median | £44,040 |
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Community Care Officer - Occupational Therapy Job Introduction
Adult Care Community Care Officer Level 1 - Occupational Therapy
Are you an ambitious, diligent and hardworking individual? Are you interested in working within an organisation that is committed to providing an exceptional and integral service to the communities of Lincolnshire, where you can make a difference?
We have two Community Care Officer (level 1 ) positions available within our Occupational Therapy service:
30 hour post in our Northwest locality team (Lincoln and West Lindsey), based in Lincoln 37 hour post in our Southwest locality team (North and South Kesteven), based in Sleaford
About our team
We require two Community Care Officers (level 1) to work in Adult Care within one of our locality Occupational Therapy teams. Our locality teams consist of an OT Area Manager, an OT Lead Practitioner, Occupational Therapists and Community Care Officers.
Team members undertake functional assessments, provide equipment and recommend environmental adaptations. We use a strength-based approach to support individuals to meet their outcomes and to maximise their independence. Both teams are very friendly and welcoming, we enjoy going for lunches, having coffee and cake, and talking about our holidays and dogs.
About you
We are looking for enthusiastic, motivated and compassionate individuals who are committed to helping people maintain their independence and achieve positive outcomes in their daily lives.
You will:
You must have the ability to travel across the county in order to meet the needs of the service. Be a team player , able to work collaboratively within a supportive Occupational Therapy team and with partner organisations. Have some knowledge of the role of Occupational Therapy in Adult Social Care and an understanding of how equipment, adaptations and a strengths-based approach can support independence. Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills , with the ability to build positive relationships with individuals, carers, colleagues and professionals. Be organised and able to manage your workload effectively , prioritising tasks and completing assessments and documentation accurately and within required timescales. Be adaptable and resilient , able to work in a fast-paced environment and respond positively to changing priorities and situations.
About the offer
This is an unmissable opportunity to join our dedicated and highly experienced team, where you will benefit from on-going support and guidance to aid you in your journey towards meeting your goals within this highly rewarding service.
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