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Independent Reviewing Officer - Medway

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Independent Reviewing Officer – Medway – Permanent
Liquid Personnel are proud to be supporting Medway Council in recruiting an Independent Reviewing Officer to join their Safeguarding and Quality Assurance Service on a permanent basis.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a GOOD Ofsted-rated Children's Service, playing a key role in ensuring high standards of care planning, safeguarding and outcomes for Children Looked After. The service places children's voices at the heart of decision-making and is committed to delivering high-quality, child-focused practice.
Your Benefits
Working for Medway Council
Medway offers a supportive and progressive working environment, with a strong focus on professional development, staff wellbeing and career progression. Benefits include:
- Salary of £52,921 - £57,554 per annum depending on experience
- £7,000 annual market allowance
- £3,000 annual retention payment after one year's service
- Potential earnings up to £67,554 per annum
- Hybrid working arrangements
- Up to 30 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Excellent Local Government Pension Scheme
- Free parking
- Relocation package of up to £8,000
- Community Care Inform access and ongoing professional development
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Your Key Responsibilities
- Chair reviews for Children Looked After and ensure care plans remain child-focused and outcome-driven
- Promote and champion the voice of the child throughout the review process
- Monitor and challenge care planning where outcomes are not being achieved
- Work collaboratively with social workers, managers and partner agencies to improve outcomes for children and young people
For This Role You Will Need


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- A recognised Social Work qualification (Degree, CQSW, DipSW or equivalent)
- Registration with Social Work England
- Strong knowledge and experience of Family Court proceedings and the PLO process
- Experience of supervision, quality assurance or practice leadership responsibilities
- Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle for work purposes
If this sounds like it could be the right role for you then please contact Mozz Radwan on 02038573486 or Mozz.Radwan@liquidpersonnel.com
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