Referrals and Monitoring Coordinator - Oxford, United Kingdom - Restore Ltd

Restore Ltd

Verified Company

Oxford, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

beBee Recruiter

Description

Office based - Manzil Way, Cowley Road, Oxford

Part Time 28 hours a week, £21,286 per annum, pro rata, £17,028

The post holder will manage the process whereby people who want to use Restore's services are assessed and supported to attend our projects as well as arranging the allocation of staff to recovery groups to ensure services are delivered safely and effectively. They will also be responsible for producing monitoring reports and a range of other administrative duties.

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Excellent IT Skills, especially Word and Excel and using databases:

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Experience of data inputting and the ability to keep records up to date:

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Ability and experience of using a data bases:

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Excellent administrative skills, especially organisation and planning
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Ability to work proactively, prioritising and managing a diverse work load
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Excellent interpersonal skills including face to face and on the telephone:

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Knowledge and understanding of mental health issues:

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Ability to listen, empathise and provide accurate information to people in distress:

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Ability to analyse data and present it in varying formats:

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Excellent written and communication skills:

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Willingness to develop and learn new skills:

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Ability to work on own initiative as well as part of a team o prioritise, organise work and meet deadlines:

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GCSE or equivalent in Maths and English 9 to 4 (A to C) or equivalent:

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Awareness of Data Protection legislation and the ability to work with and manage confidential records**
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Experience of working in a mental health setting:

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Ability to write reports based on analysis of data

About Restore

Restore provides Recovery Groups and a Coaching Service. Coaching provides one to one support enabling members (service users) to achieve their aims. Restore's coaching activities focus on supporting people to achieve paid work, after a period of illness, to start volunteering or start or return to education. Some coaches are embedded within Recovery Groups, and others work within hospital or community settings. Recovery Groups provide members with the opportunity to work on their journey of recovery together through therapeutic activity such as gardening, woodwork, catering or craft based activities.

Closing date - Friay, 25th August 2023
**Interview date - Tuesday, 5th September 2023