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South Gloucestershire Council

Senior Practitioner

Yate
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Senior Practitioner

Senior Practitioner – Adult Social Care

About the Role

As a Senior Practitioner, you will play a critical role in promoting an independence-focused approach, ensuring the social, health, and welfare needs of adults in South Gloucestershire are effectively met.

Your expertise will:

  • Improve outcomes and quality of services for adults with care and support needs
  • Maintain high performance and quality standards across Adult Social Care
  • Champion person-centred support for vulnerable adults in our community

Responsibilities

With guidance from your Team Manager, you will:

  • Supervise day-to-day team operations, providing expert advice, guidance, and support on casework and practice
  • Work collaboratively with Senior Practitioners to:
    • Assess risk
    • Manage safeguarding referrals
    • Support complex casework while ensuring decisions align with statutory and professional standards
  • Maintain high-performance standards across the team, including:
    • Compliance with statutory and local requirements
    • Positive outcomes for service users
  • Effectively prioritise and allocate work, upholding:
    • High standards of record-keeping
    • Clear, well-written reports
  • Stay current with legislation and practice, supporting professional development, including:
    • Mentoring students and newly qualified staff

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Requirements

Essential Qualifications & Experience:

  • Hold a relevant professional qualification (e.g., DipSW, CQSW, CSS, OT Diploma, or degree)
  • Be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
  • Have post-qualifying experience in social care, including:
    • Management of complex cases
    • Casework supervision

Key Competencies:

  • Proven ability to assess and manage risk
  • Strong supervisory and guidance skills
  • Commitment to continuous professional development
  • Up-to-date knowledge of social care legislation and practice

Additional Considerations

  • Contract: Limited term until 1st August 2027
  • Salary: Pro-rated to hours worked
  • Travel: Must hold a valid full driving licence and have regular access to a vehicle (or alternative transport)
  • Insurance: Business insurance required (mileage expenses available)
  • DBS Check: Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service clearance required
  • Work Model: Hybrid role (office in Badminton Road, home working, and community-based assignments)

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Interviews: Expected for 3rd August 2026.


Why Choose South Gloucestershire Council?

Benefits Package

  • Generous annual leave (pro-rata)
  • Employee wellbeing support
  • Staff discounts (eyesight, travel, shopping, leisure)

Culture & Values

  • One of South Gloucestershire’s factors to success is our team ethos. Our smaller scale allows managers to:
    • Know their staff well
    • Plan services with manageable caseloads
    • Provide effective supervision for outcome-based decision-making
  • Strong, inclusive commitment to safeguarding children, young people, and vulnerable adults

Our Impact

“We make a real difference to residential lives—from schools to community services. Our work directly supports the most vulnerable while ensuring all young people achieve their full potential.”

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Join a **collegen="instagram" **organization dedicated to shaping stronger communities. With years of positive impact, we relish extending this legacy through talented individuals committed to the cause.

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Skills

Risk Assessment
Case Management
Supervision
Guidance
Record Keeping
Report Writing
Legislation Knowledge
Professional Development

Location

Yate, England, United Kingdom

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