NEW FOREST CARE Salary
Southampton
WEST SHORE HOUSE WEST STREET HYTHE SOUTHAMPTON SO45 6AA ENGLAND
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registered manager
4K £
▲17%
Changes in earnings for the position registered manager
Average annual salary
Current
4000£
latest offer
Total change
+17%
since 2024
Latest change
+17%
vs previous period
Average period
3708£
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Earnings on positions in NEW FOREST CARE
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Average salary in this position in the country
support worker
1993 £
5%
2087 £recruitment manager
2333 £
45%
3361 £registered home manager
3416 £
28%
4340 £registered manager
4000 £
-5%
3803 £National average salary
2950 £
Average salary in this company
3009 £
Estimated salary
£ 3208
Median salary at NEW FOREST CARE
£ 1993 Lowest salary
£ 3009 The average salary
£ 4000 Highest salary
NEW FOREST CARE is looking for employees for positions:
occupational therapist
Responsibility
- to provide Occupational Therapy assessment and intervention for children identified as needing OT support/intervention
- to develop care packages / interventions strategies for students referred to the OT services
- to contribute, along with other education / health professionals to the child’s Individual Education Plan
- to maintain sensitivity at all times to the emotional needs of clients/carers when imparting complex /distressing information
- to demonstrate empathy with families, carers and colleagues, ensuring that effective communication is achieved, particularly where barriers to understanding exist
- to have due regard for your own personal safety and that of children/carers
- to adapt practice to meet individual patient/client circumstances and highlight the need to vary or differentiate practice to the occupational therapy team so that there is effective sharing of learning from practice
Requirements
- paediatric experience including child and family
- skills in assessment of motor coordination and sensory processing concerns
- degree/Diploma in Occupational Therapy, HCPC Registration, Interest relevant to working with families and children including special needs e.g. autistic spectrum disorders, learning difficulties
- ability to present clearly in person; and on paper
- good organisational skills
- good interpersonal skills
- ability to work independently and collaboratively within a skill mix team
- negotiating and problem solving skills