Liquid Personnel
SocialWorker–LearningDisabilities
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“Social Worker – Learning Disabilities at Liquid Personnel. Skills: Learning Disabilities, Adult Social Care, Safeguarding, Risk management. Undertake Care Act assessments. Undertake reviews”
What You'll Achieve.
Promote independence; Promote positive outcomes; Achieve timely outcomes
Industry & Context.
Assessment skills; Analytical skills; Decision-making skills
Full UK driving licence, Access to a vehicle
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Degree in Social Work, Registered with Social Work England, Relevant experience in Adult Social Care, Experience managing complex cases, Experience working within multi-disciplinary teams, Experience with partner agencies, Competent IT skills, Full UK driving licence, Access to a vehicle
Nice to Have
Experience within Learning Disabilities setting
What You'll Do.
Undertake Care Act assessments
Undertake risk assessments
Carry out safeguarding enquiries
Support individuals in crisis
Apply appropriate legislation
Achieve timely outcomes
Apply Mental Capacity Act
Implement support plans
Maintain case records
Work with multi-agency partners
Facilitate care packages
Coordinate care packages
Participate in team duty rota
Contribute to service delivery
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Multi-disciplinary team; Partner agencies
Communication Scope
Report-writing
Full Job Description
Liquid Personnel is recruiting an experienced Social Worker for its client’s Adults Learning Disabilities Team based in Somerset. You will support adults with learning disabilities through person-centred assessments, care planning, and safeguarding, promoting independence and positive outcomes. Working as part of a multi-disciplinary team, you will collaborate with partner agencies to deliver effective, strengths-based interventions in line with statutory duties. What will your responsibilities be? Undertake Care Act assessments, reviews and risk assessments for adults with learning disabilities and their carers Manage a caseload of varying complexity, responding to referrals and prioritising need effectively Develop and review person-centred care and support plans, promoting independence and wellbeing Carry out safeguarding enquiries and manage risk in line with statutory duties Support individuals in crisis, applying appropriate legislation to achieve timely outcomes Apply the Mental Capacity Act, including Best Interests decision-making where required Assess carers’ needs and implement appropriate support plans Prepare clear, accurate reports and maintain up-to-date case records Work collaboratively with families, advocates and multi-agency partners Facilitate and coordinate care packages with providers across statutory and independent sectors Participate in team duty rota and contribute to service delivery Qualifications & Experience Degree in Social Work (BA, BSc, or MA) or an equivalent recognised qualification Registered with Social Work England Relevant experience within Adult Social Care, ideally within a Learning Disabilities setting Experience managing complex cases, including safeguarding and risk Experience working within multi-disciplinary teams and with partner agencies Strong knowledge of the Care Act 2014, Mental Capacity Act 2005, and Human Rights Act Strong assessment, analytical, and decision-making skills Excellent communication and report-writi
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