Case Conference Co-ordinator

Seven Social Care is looking for a Case Conference Co-ordinator to fill an exclusive opportunity in Hammersmith & Fulham.

 We have opportunities available for up to 12 months and the pay is £26.62 per hour.

 The Hiring manager is looking for someone who can work 36 hours a week (various shifts available from Monday to Sunday).

The role:

The role of the Case Conference Coordinator is to manage the organisation, booking, data collection and minuting of Child Protection Conferences.  

Key Responsibilities:

Maintain and develop efficient and effective business support systems for Child Protection Conferences e.g. management information systems, filing systems, accurate and timely data returns, and to implement improvements as required.

Undertake customer service functions, including call handling.

Create records on the case management systems.

Participate in workforce development and service training events.

Contribute to the wider operational and service development taking on additional responsibilities commensurate with the role.

To convene, manage invitations and data collections systems and prepare an accurate and comprehensive record of conference proceedings and decisions.

Following each conference to agree final drafts of documentation with Chair and distribute information to conference attendees and other agreed parties in line with Information Governance Procedures.

To manage, input, update and retrieve information regarding Child Protection conferences held on internal data systems including Mosaic (child electronic record) 

If this role is something you'd be interested in or available to undertake, please could you reply to this email with your CV ASAP? Alternatively, if this role would not be suitable for you but you know someone who may be interested then please feel free to share my contact details.

Seven also run a referral scheme - if you know anyone looking for this type of work then please put them in touch, and we can pay you £250 once they are placed and have worked 100 hours!