1.Be a case holding Occupational Therapist, undertaking care management, strengths-based Occupational Therapy assessments, manual handling and seating assessments, capacity assessments and Best Interest Assessments/Decisions with individuals and their carers, ensuring the development and delivery of personalised support to meet the Councils statutory obligations. 2. Use professional judgement to ensure the implementation of effective risk management strategies to support adults at risk which may include Safeguarding Adults enquiries. 3.
Act as a point of contact that people can access for support in navigating their way through the care and support system. 4. Work in line with relevant national legislation and professional standards, as well as organisational governance frameworks. 5.
Keep up with developments in relevant legislative requirements and best practice guidance, seek out opportunities for CPD and attend organised training as required. 6. Contribute to developing professional practice and delivery of service by working with others including internal and external stakeholders, contributing to service planning and formulation of ASC policies, making recommendations for improvements, cooperating with change, to ensure standards are maintained and improved, successes are shared lessons are learned. 7.
Carry out any other duties commensurate with the role as requested by managemen