Social Worker - Older People & Hospital Social Worker
Job title: Social Worker - Older People & Hospital Social Worker
Job Category: Social Care Qualified
Location: Penmaenmawr Road, Llanfairfechan, Conwy County Borough, LL330PE,
Conwy County Borough Council
Salary: £28.01 per hour
DBS and Social Work England Registration Required
Secondment Cover
We currently have a vacancy for a Social Worker to work in our Older People & Hospital Social Work Services.
The suitable candidate will be expected to deliver a high quality social work service to older people who are deemed vulnerable or needing support due. You will need to work with the citizen, carers and families to provide support and to develop resilience and independence, ensuring that the citizen, families and carers are at the centre of decision making about their lives and the outcomes that they want to achieve.
Skills and qualifications required:
Social Work Qualified, minimum 3 years post qualified plus technology & software skills
Registered with Social Care Wales.
Team work & interpersonal skills
Experience in working with Older People and Hospital Social Work settings
Please see attached job description and person specification for full requirements. In order to be shortlisted for interview, candidates will need to meet the essential criteria as stated in the Person Specification.
The assignment is for 37HPW, Monday – Friday. There is an expectation that candidate lives locally or with in a commutable distance as the position is located in Conwy County. The worker will work from the office – Plas Menai, Llanfairfechan. The assignment is expected to last approximately 12 weeks with potential to be extended.
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