Independent Reviewing Officer - Children's Services

London Source: WhatJobs

£315.16 per day

Job Title: Independent Reviewing Officer - Children’s Services

Specialism: Children’s Social Work / Independent Reviewing

Location: Southwark, London

Salary: £315.16 per day

Type: Full-time, locum, 3 months, 36 hours per week, hybrid

Are you ready for a thrilling new venture in the heart of Southwark? We are on the lookout for an Independent Reviewing Officer to join our Children’s Services team for a 3-month locum position, offering a competitive rate of £315.16 per day. This full-time role encompasses 36 hours per week and you'll be based at 160 Tooley Street, London, SE1 2QH, with a hybrid working model that provides flexibility and work-life balance. As an IRO, you'll play a vital role in championing the well-being of children and young people in our community.

Perks and benefits

Locum job: Step into a role with financial rewards and flexible working patterns that put you in the driver’s seat. You get to manage your hours while making a meaningful impact.
Variety and diversity: No two days are the same. Working as a locum offers the chance to explore different challenges and environments that keep the work exciting and dynamic.
Networking opportunities: Connect with a wide array of professionals in the children's services sector, enhancing your career prospects.
Supportive team: Be part of a friendly and supportive team of seven IROs alongside monthly reflective group supervision and 1:1 supervisions to help you in your role.
Explore Southwark: Enjoy cultural and culinary experiences on your doorstep after work in one of London’s vibrant boroughs.

What you will do

Chair in-person reviews for children and young people to ensure that each child's voice is heard and needs are met.
Develop detailed, effective, and responsive plans through informed assessments, ensuring safety and risk factors are properly identified.
Manage reviews effectively, ensuring inclusive participation from children, family members, and relevant professionals.
Make appropriate decisions and formulate outcome-based plans that maximise family cooperation and utilise available support services.
Produce compelling, high-quality written reports from reviews to serve as accessible communication for families and partner agencies.
Monitor ongoing care processes and engage constructively with social work teams to prevent drift and delay.
Engage in audit activities to improve service quality as needed.

Why Southwark is a great place to live and work

Southwark stands out as an exciting hub of culture and history with easy access to iconic landmarks like The Shard and Borough Market. Enjoy a vibrant community filled with arts, green spaces, and historical sites, all while contributing to meaningful work that makes a difference in the lives of children and families. Join us in Southwark and be part of a community that values innovation and excellence in children's services.

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