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Deputy Team Manager

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Job Summary

Contract Type:
Permanent
Working Pattern:
Full time
Advert Start Date:
30/07/2018
Advert End Date:
Closed for applications on 13/08/2018 12:00
Salary:
40858 - 44697
Hours per week:
37
Job Category:
Social Care - Children Service
Vacancy ID:
178305
Employment Location:
Across Northumberland
Post Number:
178305X

Job details 

Closing date:
13 Aug


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Please note

This job is closed for applications.

Further information

This is an exciting time to join Northumberland as we consolidate our improvement and transformation programme by regrading our safeguarding social work force . We have created new deputy team manager posts in safeguarding and our front of house services, which are exciting opportunities for those wanting progress their careers.

We are looking for aspiring experienced social workers/ senior practitioners or candidates with some management experience who are looking to move into a management position. Those appointed will be committed professionals, determined to support social workers to deliver an excellent service to children and young people.

Further information section

Our senior leadership team believes in providing a culture of support and opportunity, which is evident in our renewed commitment to embed Signs of Safety as our practice model. Deputy team managers will be instrumental as practice Leaders in continuing to drive this forward and will be given support to fulfil this role to a high standard.

ABOUT YOU

You will be a child focussed individual who is committed to delivering the best outcomes for families
You will have extensive experience of working in a statutory child protection team and be confident and competent in assessing and planning to safeguard and protect children.
You will always want to hear the child’s voice and ensure that this is taken into account.
You will know how to measure and monitor practice and performance, to ensure individuals and the service as a whole operates to a consistently good standard.
You will have an extensive knowledge base in social work practice, displaying positive role modelling , continually developing and supervising social work staff.
You will have a sound knowledge base of the Knowledge and Skills Statement for Child and Family Social work which will be embedded within all elements of practice.
You will have experience of providing reflective supervision.
You will be passionate about social work and motivated to be part of Northumberland’s improvement journey.

If your skill-set includes the above, come and join a progressive and innovative organisation which values all of our employees.

You should hold a relevant Social Work qualification such as the Social Work Degree, DipSW, CQSW or CSS and be registered with the HCPC. You should also have a minimum of three years post qualifying experience.

We are committed to protecting and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expect all staff to share this commitment. This post is working in regulated activity. It is a criminal offence for a barred individual to apply for a job in regulated activity.


We offer:

A competitive salary up to £44,697 (dependent on grade and experience) with a wide range of additional benefits, the opportunity to continually develop skills and experience across a range of different specialist teams within children’s and adults across rural and urban localities.

Senior management who are committed to an appropriate caseload.
Regular line supervision
A supportive environment
Career progression opportunities
A generous remuneration package
Induction, support and mentoring from day one in post
Flexible working

For an informal discussion, please contact Adele Wright (Acting Head of Service) on 01670 623965.

If you have any questions regarding the career opportunities please email them to childrenssocialcarejobs@northumberland.gov.uk

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