CAUDWELL CHILDREN Salary

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CAUDWELL INTERNATIONAL CHILDRENS CENTRE INNOVATION WAY KEELE NEWCASTLE ST5 5NT ENGLAND
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CAUDWELL CHILDREN is looking for employees for positions:

nurse

Working hours

  • permanent

Responsibility

  • provide enhanced clinical support to the family support team in relation to families and children accessing the clinical services
  • support ADOS and ADI-R assessments with children on the autism service pathway
  • deliver a range of workshops to adults and children in relation to ASD approaches and support
  • to support the case lead for those children, young people and families that attend for diagnostic assessment for autism -To support and participate in ADOS/ADIR assessments for children on the autism service pathway The role will involve supporting families and delivering feedback on their assessment, ensuring families are supported with relevant signposting and information To support parents and arrange events to ensure families have support prior to and post assessment- this will involve some weekend work To provide support and information to other areas of the charity that the post holder will collaborate with To ensure case lead has relevant information to be able to manage the caseload, this may involve preparation of documents and clinical information to support the assessment To be able to collate clinical assessments and information and ensure that these can be contributed to a clinical report in a timely manner The post holder should have IT skills and be able to construct reports training will be provided As a member of the MDT team the post holder will support the case lead and other professional, offer clinical advice both within the service and other agencies
  • contribute to the development of the multi-disciplinary team
  • provide mentorship and clinical supervision for students and colleagues Retain compliance with professional regulating body e.g., NMC, ensuring revalidation is planned and completed
  • as part of the team engage actively in practice development, evaluation, audit and research activities to inform evidence based practice
  • provide mentorship and clinical supervision for practice education placements

speech and language therapist

Working hours

  • permanent

Responsibility

  • you will assess, formulate and deliver interventions and evaluate clinical outcomes
  • analyse results of assessments
  • communicate results of assessment within the multidisciplinary team and contribute to case formulation
  • this is a permanent post supporting the multi-disciplinary team in the delivery of effective clinical services through assessment, intervention and ongoing support to children, young people and families accessing the service
  • make recommendations
  • you will contribute to the development and implementation of autism assessment and intervention pathways including diagnostic assessment, post-diagnostic recommendations, guidance, advice, and workshop programmes for children and young people, and the adults working with or caring for them such as teachers, health or social care workers and parents
  • write reports
  • you will work as part of a multidisciplinary team that includes Psychologists, Learning Disability Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Paediatrician, Clinical Assistants and charity volunteers

support worker

Working hours

  • full-time | Part-time | Temporary

Salary

  • salary

Responsibility

  • you will be planning and delivering activities and helping to build lifelong friendships
  • we would like to hear from caring, enthusiastic and dedicated team players. With a can do approach who care about making a difference and enjoy working with children
  • if you feel that you are a PERFECT fit, please take a look at the full Job Description and Personal Specification by following the below link
  • hours: up to 37.5 - 5 week FTC 24.07.23 - 25.08.23
  • location: Keele, Staffordshire

programme manager

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

Salary

  • salary

crm manager

Working hours

  • full-time

Salary

  • salary
  • SALARY

Responsibility

  • CRM Duties
  • develop and deliver across the charity a comprehensive training programme that encompasses essential elements of the CRM programme and GDPR
  • provide CRM inductions for all new users and training for existing employees where required
  • contribute to the maintenance of the appropriate risk register in regards to CRM and GDPR issues
  • be the point of contact for the charity with the CRM supplier
  • keep up to date with emerging themes and issues associated with Raiser’s Edge and GDPR
  • the post holder will support the charity in the effective and efficient use of the CRM system and in doing so be the ‘go to’ person for support and guidance
  • become an expert on GDPR and advisor to the business, advising employees including Directors throughout the charity

Requirements

  • minimum 5 years working in a CRM position
  • educated to degree level or equivalent in marketing or a business studies degree with a significant degree of marketing modules
  • experience in amalgamating multiple data points into a cohesive CRM strategy
  • experience working with digital marketing teams to create holistic marketing campaigns
  • strong analytical skills
  • good knowledge and understanding of the principles of email marketing
  • experience of segmentation and developing asspicated marketing plans tailored to the segmentation
  • experience of working with a wide variety of stakeholder groups

management accountant

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

Salary

  • salary

Requirements

  • qualified member of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
  • experience of third sector accounting
  • educated to degree level or equivalent
  • experience of working in the Charity/Third Sector
  • evidence of continuing professional development
  • experience of working in ISO regulated organisations
  • experience of working in a demanding finance role
  • experience of working in CQC regulated organisations

Responsibility

  • carry out ad-hoc, weekly & monthly finance reviews with budget holders and assist budget holders in managing their budgets and provide them with the necessary support to ensure expenditure is monitored on a regular basis throughout the year and that appropriate action is taken on a timely basis
  • to contribute to the Company achieving Best Value through raising standards of performance and improving efficiency
  • to assist in the collation, interpretation, presentation issue of accurate weekly and monthly Management accounts & reports according to time schedules agreed
  • assist the CFO in the preparation of schedules for yearend statutory accounts for audit purposes
  • to ensure that controls, procedures, conventions of use and timescales for tasks are current and are properly documented
  • to assist the CFO & CEO with ad-hoc projects and analysis exercises
  • liaison with auditors during annual accounting audit
  • to act at all times in accordance with the Company’s published policies and procedures

purchase ledger

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

Salary

  • salary

Requirements

  • highly numerate
  • good standard of secondary education
  • good attention to detail
  • experience managing a volunteer function
  • experience of working within a purchase ledger department/team
  • experience working with volunteers and students
  • A positive can do attitude
  • experience of working in the Charity/Third Sector

Responsibility

  • assist in daily reconciliation of on site PDQ terminals
  • supporting the CFO with any administration tasks that may be required
  • to ensure the smooth running of the finance department ensuring all functions are completed in a competent and timely manner
  • updating income in various spreadsheets/systems to enable other departments to be fully aware of all income received
  • banking, including cash and cheques

project manager

Requirements

  • essential
  • significant demonstrable role related experience
  • A good working knowledge of website principals, social media, copy writing, graphic design, photography and video
  • newcastle-under-Lyme
  • strong problem-solving skills
  • bachelor’s degree in communication, digital marketing or related fields
  • ST5 5NT, Newcastle-under-Lyme ST5
  • exceptional communication and project management skills

Contract type

  • permanent

chief executive

Trade

  • banking & Finance
  • Banking & Finance

Salary

  • salary

Responsibility

  • we believe in a world where disabled and autistic children have the choice, opportunity, dignity and understanding they deserve
  • we do this through the provision of child-centred practical and emotional services, passionate campaigning and demonstrating best practice
  • we aim to change people’s lives, change the way society perceives and treats disabled and autistic people and change the way that charities operate

manager

Trade

  • education & Instruction
  • Education & Instruction

National average salary

2950 £

Average salary in this company

3333 £