Paediatric Occupational Therapist (Band 5)
The Occupational Therapists sit within the West Disabled Children and Therapy team. This team is made up of social workers, disabled children and family workers, SCIP workers and portage workers. The team works closely with colleagues across social care, education, and the NHS. The OT team will work with children and young people from birth to 18 with a range of physical and learning disabilities. Main Duties of the Job
You will work as part of an OT team that sits within the larger multi-disciplinary team. In the west OT team, there are currently four OTs - two part-time band 7s, a full-time band 6, and a full-time band 5 (this post). You will work collaboratively with children, their families, and other professionals and agencies to assess children's needs and develop intervention plans. As an outcome of your assessments, you will make recommendations on equipment and adaptations that children require to access their homes and schools as well as carry out activities of daily living. You will be supported in this by the other OTs in your team through both formal and informal supervision. You will be expected to join and contribute to multi-disciplinary team meetings and make professional recommendations. There are opportunities within the service to develop your skills as an OT through training and shadowing. There are also opportunities to develop your supervising skills through student placements, and you will be invited to contribute towards service development. About Us
Cornwall Council's ambition is to be an employer of choice, a high-performing Council, and a learning organisation. We commit to providing a reward and benefits package to attract, motivate, and reward our employees. We offer a range of flexible working options to our staff, which helps provide our employees with a greater work/life balance while still ensuring that service needs are met. Person Specification
Qualifications
A degree in Occupational Therapy and HCPC registration. A passion for working with disabled children and families. Excellent communication and team working skills. The ability to manage a varied caseload with supervision. A commitment to continued professional development. Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975, and as such, it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
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The Occupational Therapists sit within the West Disabled Children and Therapy team. This team is made up of social workers, disabled children and family workers, SCIP workers and portage workers. The team works closely with colleagues across social care, education, and the NHS. The OT team will work with children and young people from birth to 18 with a range of physical and learning disabilities. Main Duties of the Job
You will work as part of an OT team that sits within the larger multi-disciplinary team. In the west OT team, there are currently four OTs - two part-time band 7s, a full-time band 6, and a full-time band 5 (this post). You will work collaboratively with children, their families, and other professionals and agencies to assess children's needs and develop intervention plans. As an outcome of your assessments, you will make recommendations on equipment and adaptations that children require to access their homes and schools as well as carry out activities of daily living. You will be supported in this by the other OTs in your team through both formal and informal supervision. You will be expected to join and contribute to multi-disciplinary team meetings and make professional recommendations. There are opportunities within the service to develop your skills as an OT through training and shadowing. There are also opportunities to develop your supervising skills through student placements, and you will be invited to contribute towards service development. About Us
Cornwall Council's ambition is to be an employer of choice, a high-performing Council, and a learning organisation. We commit to providing a reward and benefits package to attract, motivate, and reward our employees. We offer a range of flexible working options to our staff, which helps provide our employees with a greater work/life balance while still ensuring that service needs are met. Person Specification
Qualifications
A degree in Occupational Therapy and HCPC registration. A passion for working with disabled children and families. Excellent communication and team working skills. The ability to manage a varied caseload with supervision. A commitment to continued professional development. Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975, and as such, it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
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