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KIBBLE EDUCATION AND CARE CENTRE is looking for employees for positions:
social worker
social worker
service manager
speech and language therapist
youth worker
Working hours
full-time | Part-time | Contract
Responsibility
it will be expected that you will work in partnership with colleagues within IVY and other professional teams
to complete forensic summary reports following on from consultations
to undertake specialist risk assessments using relevant structured professional judgement tools based on the behaviours of concern
to be part of a multiagency team providing consultation to professionals around cases with varying degrees of risk related behaviour
to implement a range of evidence-based interventions for individuals, carers, staff, professionals based on risk formulations and assessments
to be involved in gathering information as part of consultations for the purpose of contributing to initial risk formulations, assessments and preliminary recommendations to improve outcomes for young people
to provide social work advice, guidance and consultation to other professionals contributing directly to service users’ risk management and care plans
to formulate and implement plans for the intervention and/or management of a service user’s risk related behaviour, based on an trauma informed, evidenced based practice while considering the context of the care arrangements
Requirements
essential
knowledge and understanding of relevant Scottish Government legislation and policy areas and the complexities of effective implementation
knowledge of child protection procedures
experience of working with young people who are engaging in a multitude of risk related behaviours, and their families
experience of risk assessment and formulation
excellent skills in report writing and risk formulation
A sound knowledge of social work legislation and be able to contribute this knowledge to professional discussions
relevant knowledge and experience of the criminal justice social work and/or youth justice sector and the breadth and impact of issues affecting young people at risk of or involved in offending behaviour
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