Night Waking Officer - Birmingham, United Kingdom - Service Care

Service Care

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Birmingham, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Service Care Solutions currently have a position at Birmingham City Council as a Night Waking Officer in the Children's Care Unit, on a full time basis.

We are looking for a dynamic, passionate Night Waking Officer who can work directly with families, in partnerships and be able to deliver and provide services to children and young people throughout the night for whatever reason it may be.

It's essential to protect and safeguard the children in need.

This is an exciting opportunity that will include:

Managing specific areas of work, allocated by the supervisor and be able to liaise in a professional manor. Managing time scales that are necessary to meet the needs of the service user to improve stability.
To regularly attend planning reviews, meetings, and visits with colleagues to update the relevant staff on any changes or conflict.
To work within the council's policies and procedures and keep accurate and up to date records which will include contributing to any change on ward, any occurrences or anything similar.
The role is based in the 025 SEN Service, which falls under the remit of the Disability Service.
To supervise the young people during the night, to assist in the care, personal care, and control of young people and to ensure their safety in the home. TO monitor the security of the building and the grounds. This role will need you to work 3 nights a week.

You must have an NVQ/QCFF level 3 or equivalent.

Working with Service Care Solutions comes with many benefits, including a specialist consultant within an experience and dedicated recruitment team, excellent rates of pay and payroll service twice a week.

Service Care Solutions currently have a position at Birmingham City Council as a Night Waking Officer in the Children's Care Unit, on a full time basis.

It's essential to protect and safeguard the children in need.

This is an exciting opportunity that will include:

Managing specific areas of work, allocated by the supervisor and be able to liaise in a professional manor. Managing time scales that are necessary to meet the needs of the service user to improve stability.
To regularly attend planning reviews, meetings, and visits with colleagues to update the relevant staff on any changes or conflict.
To work within the council's policies and procedures and keep accurate and up to date records which will include contributing to any change on ward, any occurrences or anything similar.
The role is based in the 025 SEN Service, which falls under the remit of the Disability Service.
To supervise the young people during the night, to assist in the care, personal care, and control of young people and to ensure their safety in the home. TO monitor the security of the building and the grounds. This role will need you to work 3 nights a week.