Social Care Worker – Children’s Disabilities
The Social Care Worker will work as part of an interdisciplinary team to deliver quality services to children and their families attending the service. The support worker will report to the Children’s Disability Network Manager.
Responsibilities of the Social Care Worker – Children’s Disabilities
* Assist with review of clinical reports from private providers, documenting outcomes and recommendations in a standardised template under the supervision of the Children’s Disability Network Manager.
* Assist with transfer or referral to other services where appropriate under the supervision of the Children’s Disability Network Manager and clinical team.
* Assist with the discharge of clients from the CDNT under the supervision of the Children’s Disability Network Manager and clinical team.
* Assist with file reviews and preparation of clinical note summaries under the supervision of the Children’s Disability Network Manager and clinical team.
* Assist in the administration and day-to-day operation of the service as needs arise.
* Research and prepare resources for universal family support and strategies.
* Participate in team meetings and report to the Children’s Disability Network Manager on matters affecting service delivery.
* Maintain a high standard of documentation, including service user files, in accordance with local guidelines, confidentiality, FOI, and GDPR Acts. Contribute to the development and implementation of information sharing protocols and audit systems.
* Contribute to the ongoing development of the service in line with good practice and HSE objectives. Maintain professional standards regarding consent, confidentiality, ethics, and legislation.
* Observe all rules related to Health and Safety and Conduct at Work, using equipment safely and responsibly.
Requirements of the Social Care Worker – Children’s Disabilities
* QQI Level 5 Award in Health Care Support, Social Care, or Special Needs Assisting (or equivalent).
* Experience supporting children or individuals with disabilities.
* Understanding of person-centred care and rights-based approaches.
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