Essential Desirable Evidence CQSW, Diploma or degree in SW, or Therapy/Counselling Application form and the equivalent Three certificates Health & Care Professions Council Registration Proven experience of working Some experience of Interview and with serious emotional and managing or application relational complexity and pain mentoring less form associated with palliative care experienced staff across the family and friends Some experience of systems working with or Proven experience of assessment managing volunteers and planning complex work Experience of practice Proven experience of working teaching with SW with adults and children in need students or at risk including adult safeguarding and child protection Experience situations. Proven experience and understanding of the professional roles and the contribution of all members of the professional team both in the community and within a hospice Excellent verbal and written Interview communication skills and application Ability to assess complex needs form of patients and their families and plan appropriately Demonstrable resilience to working in palliative care Ability to plan prioritise, organise skills and balance the work Up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation, the statutory services and their organisation Personal Ability to develop learning in others An understanding of, and an ability to promote and implement, equal opportunities in all areas of work.
Essential Desirable Evidence CQSW, Diploma or degree in SW, or the equivalent Health & Care Professions Council Registration Therapy/Counselling Three Application form and certificates Experience Proven experience of working with serious emotional and relational complexity and pain associated with palliative care across the family and friends systems Proven experience of assessment and planning complex work Proven experience of working with adults and children in need or at risk including adult safeguarding and child protection situations. Proven experience and understanding of the professional roles and the contribution of all members of the team both in the community and within a hospice Some experience of managing or mentoring less experienced staff Some experience of working with or managing volunteers Experience of practice teaching with SW students Interview and application form Personal skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills Ability to assess complex needs of patients and their families and plan appropriately Demonstrable resilience to working in palliative care Ability to plan prioritise, organise and balance the work Up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation, the statutory services and their organisation Ability to develop learning in others An understanding of, and an ability to promote and implement, equal opportunities in all areas of work. Interview and application form professional