Senior Practitioner - Disabled Children's Team

Senior Practitioner (Disabled Children's Team)

• Salary: £49,083 - £52,116 per annum
• Contract Type: Full Time, Permanent (36 Hours per week)

Haringey is a vibrant, dynamic place to live and work-often described as "the world in one borough." It's a community rich in creativity, personality, radicalism, and togetherness. Known for standing up for one another and celebrating diversity, Haringey will proudly be the 2027 London Borough of Culture, embodying our spirit as the "rebel borough."

Our history is marked by change-makers and everyday rebels, reveling in our differences, fighting discrimination, and championing equality. The people of Haringey are our greatest asset, bringing knowledge, expertise, and passion. Our staff live our organizational values: Caring, Creative, Courageous, Collaborative, and Community-focused, ensuring we continuously strive for the best for our residents.

As a Senior Practitioner in the Disabled Children's Team, you will play a crucial role in supporting the team manager in overseeing operations and fostering expertise within the team. Your responsibilities will include:

• Managing a caseload of complex cases, demonstrating deep expertise and experience.
• Providing guidance, advice, and consultation on casework practices to team members and collaborators.
• Contributing to policy development and maintaining practice proficiency.
• Participating actively in team and service management meetings to inform strategic decision-making.

This role is central to creating a dynamic environment where collective expertise benefits the team and service, fostering a culture of organizational learning and development.

We are looking for a resilient and authoritative practitioner who prioritizes the welfare of children and young people. The ideal candidate will:

• Manage complex cases, determining suitable thresholds and making recommendations based on the Haringey Threshold guide.
• Liaise effectively with internal and external partners to ensure the safety of children and young people.
• Demonstrate exceptional written and verbal communication skills, providing high-quality, evidence-based assessments.

You will also support your Team Manager and Deputy Team Manager in developing the team, mentoring less experienced colleagues, and driving a high-performance culture. In return, we offer:

• Time and support to make a meaningful difference.
• A competitive salary package, including a recruitment & retention payment and relocation offer (subject to eligibility, terms, and conditions).
• Reduced caseloads across the service.
• Mobile working technology to maximize your time with children and young people.

Join us in Haringey and be part of a community that stands for progress and inclusivity, making a tangible difference in the lives of our residents.

Contact Phil Puaca at Ackerman Pierce on