Associate Case Manager

AJ Case Management was established in 2013 to offer bespoke clinical services and support in everyday activities to our clients, enabling them to live a fulfilling and happy life.

AJ Case Management provides case management services to children and adults. We specialise in working with clients who have sustained a brain injury through clinical negligence or a personal injury. We do take referrals for other complex and catastrophic injuries, such as spinal cord injury and multi-orthopaedic trauma. We have clients who we are supporting at work, home, and in education.

We also support clients who require a 24-hour care package.

This a fantastic opportunity to join our team as a Case Manager.

Based In:
Oxfordshire/Hampshire/London Area of Cover: 2 hours driving radius

Details of Role:

Full time or part time - with minimum 3 days a week availability.

Reporting to Clinical Lead and Business Director.

Travel is required.

Remote and flexible working. Predominantly weekday work during daytime hours, but there will occasionally be a need for flexibility to work outside the normal 9.00am to 5.00pm routine, to meet individual client needs.

Rates of pay:

Dependent on experience.

Excellent clinical support and continuous professional development opportunities.

What you'll be doing:

Some of the Main roles & Responsibilities:

Providing Case Management services to clients, children and/or adults, with a range of complex disabilities. This will include, but is not limited to:

Undertaking assessments of client's needs and setting goals for intervention in conjunction with the client and their families where appropriate. This will include immediate needs assessments (INA).Provide regular updated reports to relevant parties within AJ Case Management standards and guidelines where required.

To ensure the clients’ well-being and safety is protected at all times.

To support the client with appointments, as needed.

Supporting the client on specialist equipment, additional living / care needs and housing requirements.

To assist with accessible and suitable holiday plans and costs.

You will have a mixed and varied caseload, dependent on your skill set.

What you'll have:

Relevant qualification in nursing, social work, occupational therapy, speech & language therapy or physiotherapy.

Current registration with the appropriate professional body e.g. SWE, HCPC, NMC.

Experience of working with clients who have brain injury, neurological and other complex conditions.

Knowledge/skills in support planning, risk assessment and management plans.

Highly effective verbal and written communication skills.

Strong organisational skills.

Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to manage difficult and at times, volatile situations.

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