Senior Social Worker Job Description Page 4

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Job Profile: Social Worker (Current Grade S9 – P1)
and staff
and outside of the team and contribute to the successful achievement of team
supervision
goals, sharing information and learning whilst supporting others.
The ability to manage effective reflective supervision with less experienced Social
work staff and the ability to supervise staff who are not professionally qualified.
Working with
Ability to engage with individuals, families, groups and communities, working
others
alongside people to assess and intervene. Enable effective relationships and use
appropriate skills. Use professional judgement, employing a range of interventions:
promoting independence, providing support and protection, taking preventative
action and ensuring safety whilst balancing rights and risks. Understand and take
account of differentials in power, and use authority appropriately. Evaluate their
own practice and the outcomes for those they work with.
Communicate with compassion and authority in challenging situations and with
resistant individuals.
Using IT
Competent in the use of basic IT skills .
A willingness to learn how to use the SCC adult social care data base and other
software programmes where required.
Numeracy and
Competent use of basic numeracy skills. The ability to understand and explain basic
value for
cost information and the ability to contribute to monitoring discussions regarding
money
the use of budgets and resources.
Relevant
experience
Casework
Be able to effectively engage with people in complex situations both short-term
and building relationships over time. Be able to gather information over time so as
to inform judgement for interventions in more complex situations and in response
to challenge.
Be in the process of developing an increasing range of intervention methods and
be able to evaluate their effectiveness in practice and be able to make timely
decisions when positive change is not happening.
Be able to demonstrate and promote appropriate information sharing and
routinely explain professional reasoning, judgements and decisions.
Be able to chair a range of meetings and offer expert support at case meetings.
Be able to offer expert opinion in the team, other professionals and organisations.

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