Rehabilitation Officer – Visual Impairment
Sensory Service

Hindley Town Hall

Cross Street

Hindley

Wigan

WN2 3AX

 
Salary: Grade 7, £23,866 - £28,221 per annum.

The salary is subject to the 2019 National Joint Council pay award and any local agreements

37 hours per week

 

Your role:

You will undertake an assessment of service user’s needs, identifying if there is potential for improvement either by a Sensory Rehabilitation Programme or the use of equipment, adaptations and assistive technology devices. You will respond to the long term needs of service users who require equipment and adaptations to their home environment, using your knowledge of visual impairment and the impact of the person’s environment to develop solutions to meet their needs and maintain independence and safety.

 

The role is an essential part of the Integration of Community Services as health and social care develop an integrated locality service delivery model.

 

About you:

  

You will be motivated and caring with a passion for providing outstanding services to our service users. You will be used to working under pressure and will thrive in a busy, fast paced environment. You’ll be a great communicator who asks the right questions and will be eager to resolve problems and devise solutions in order to achieve positive outcomes for our service users.

 

You will be keen to work with service users, families, colleagues and partner organisations in order to build and maintain good relationships.

 

About us:

 

The Early Intervention Service is a multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Primary Assessors, Sensory Rehabilitation staff and Reablement staff. We provide a range of suitable equipment, adaptations and assistive technology devices enabling people to remain in their own homes. We are a committed team wholly focused on improving the lives of our service users.

 

You will be based with the Ashton Locality Early Intervention Service. We work closely with our colleagues across the health and social care economy, including public health, community and acute health care services and housing, all providing an integrated approach to promoting and maintaining the health, wellbeing and independence of the people we support. 

 

The service operates 7 days a week, 365 days a year
  
As an employer we like to thank our employees for their hard work and commitment by giving them the opportunity to access a range of exclusive rewards and benefits.

For more information about this role please call Angela Crook, Early Intervention Manager on 01942 489494.

 

To view the details relating to this position, please click the links below:

   
Job Specification.pdf
DBS Applicant Information.doc

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Interview date: Tuesday 5 February 2019  

 

Find out more about working for Wigan

 

This position is subject to Enhanced Disclosure Procedures

 

The employer is committed to safeguarding 

 

Location
Hindley Town Hall
Vacancy Description
 

Hindley Town Hall

Cross Street

Hindley

Wigan

WN2 3AX

 
Salary: Grade 7, £23,866 - £28,221 per annum.

The salary is subject to the 2019 National Joint Council pay award and any local agreements

37 hours per week

 

Your role:

You will undertake an assessment of service user’s needs, identifying if there is potential for improvement either by a Sensory Rehabilitation Programme or the use of equipment, adaptations and assistive technology devices. You will respond to the long term needs of service users who require equipment and adaptations to their home environment, using your knowledge of visual impairment and the impact of the person’s environment to develop solutions to meet their needs and maintain independence and safety.

 

The role is an essential part of the Integration of Community Services as health and social care develop an integrated locality service delivery model.

 

About you:

  

You will be motivated and caring with a passion for providing outstanding services to our service users. You will be used to working under pressure and will thrive in a busy, fast paced environment. You’ll be a great communicator who asks the right questions and will be eager to resolve problems and devise solutions in order to achieve positive outcomes for our service users.

 

You will be keen to work with service users, families, colleagues and partner organisations in order to build and maintain good relationships.

 

About us:

 

The Early Intervention Service is a multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Primary Assessors, Sensory Rehabilitation staff and Reablement staff. We provide a range of suitable equipment, adaptations and assistive technology devices enabling people to remain in their own homes. We are a committed team wholly focused on improving the lives of our service users.

 

You will be based with the Ashton Locality Early Intervention Service. We work closely with our colleagues across the health and social care economy, including public health, community and acute health care services and housing, all providing an integrated approach to promoting and maintaining the health, wellbeing and independence of the people we support. 

 

The service operates 7 days a week, 365 days a year
  
As an employer we like to thank our employees for their hard work and commitment by giving them the opportunity to access a range of exclusive rewards and benefits.

For more information about this role please call Angela Crook, Early Intervention Manager on 01942 489494.

 

To view the details relating to this position, please click the links below:

   
Job Specification.pdf
DBS Applicant Information.doc

Privacy Notice

Interview date: Tuesday 5 February 2019  

 

Find out more about working for Wigan

 

This position is subject to Enhanced Disclosure Procedures

 

The employer is committed to safeguarding