Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council
Care & Support Practitioner

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Mae’r ddogfen hon ar gael yn Gymraeg / This document is also available in Welsh.
Care & Support Practitioner based at Ty Elai
Salary: £39,152 per annum - GR10
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is pleased to offer an exciting Care & Support Practitioner position within the Care Management Team.
We want to ensure our services help people achieve their full potential. That means working with people to understand what matters to them and how we can help.
We are looking for a practitioner who is positive and enthusiastic and can work with individuals, families, and carers in line with the requirements and principles of the Social Services and Wellbeing Act (Wales) 2014, and the Mental Capacity Act 2005. We are seeking a practitioner who is able to put the person at the heart of their work.
Responsibilities:
- Undertake person-centred assessments
- Draw up care plans with individuals and their carers to ensure care needs are met
- Review care and support plans
- Work with individuals from the age of 18 years old who have care and support needs
- Undertake Section 126 enquiries in line with safeguarding and feed back outcomes
- Balance risk against self-determination and uphold the rights of the individual
- Deliver quality services
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- Ability to appropriately manage risk
- Carries a varied caseload in a fast-paced environment, ensuring completion of assessments are met within timescales
- Excellent verbal and written skills and computer literate
- Organised, self-motivated, and able to prioritise competing demands on your time
- Creative, resourceful, and have a strong belief in empowering and enabling adults towards independence
- Professional development encouraged and expected in RCT
Desirable:
- Previous experience of working in a care management role or social care within Adult Services
- Knowledge and understanding of working within adult health / social care
- Conversant with all current legislation in Wales
Additional Information:
- For further information and informal discussion, please contact Alexandra Bayliss on 07735015253.
- Protecting children and vulnerable adults is a core responsibility of all staff appointed to the Council.
- The successful applicant for this role will also be subject to an Enhanced Adult Disclosure and Barring Service check.
- The Council values diversity in its workforce and is committed to ensuring that no unlawful discrimination occurs in the recruitment and selection process.
- An application submitted for this post in Welsh will not be treated less favourably than an application made in English.
- As part of the Council’s longer term objectives in relation to the Welsh language and its Workforce Planning Strategy, it is committed to a guaranteed interview scheme for Welsh-speakers of Level 3 and above.
- In support of the Council’s voluntary pledge to support the Armed Forces, the recruiter must always be prepared to ensure that applicants who have identified themselves as members of the Armed Forces including Service Leavers, Veterans or Reservists and who meet the essential criteria of the person specification, are offered an interview.
- The Council is committed to supporting its care experienced leavers and will guarantee an interview for any care experienced leavers who wish to take part in the scheme who meet the essential criteria for the role.
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