Team Manager – Localities – Permanent – West Midlands

Salary – £52,571 – £55,800.

37hrs a week

An excellent opportunity has arisen in West Midland’s area. My client is looking for an experienced Team Manager to join their Localities team. As a Team Manager you will play a key role in improving practice and the outcomes of children and young people. They have excellent career progression available for staff and provide a stable and trusting work environment. If you are looking for a new challenge this could be the role for you!

Benefits of the role

• Generous retention bonus’s
• Hybrid working
• Relocation allowances
• Birthday off
• Generous pension scheme
• Flexible working and hybrid working arrangements
• Market supplement

About the role, you will be

• Responsible for a team of Senior practitioners, Advanced Social Workers and Social Workers.
• You’ll be integral in the services provided to children and families.
• Have a high level of risk analysis skills to aid effective decision making for children
• Providing supervision to staff in their performance, managing the performance of staff.
• Ensure all up records and cases are up to date using main information systems.
• Making working relationships with partner agencies.
• Effective business planning and strategic plans with senior team.

About you

As an experienced Team Manager you will be able to demonstrate:

• Skilled in managing a team and provide leadership.
• Be a strategic thinker
• Managing a busy team in children and families
• Able to lead complex meetings and have good listing, negotiating and influencing skills.
• You will be organised and manage your own work as well as others.
• You will be SWE registered, have a FULL UK Driver’s License and have the right to work in the UK.

If this sounds like the right role for you then give me a call on 020 3949 8689 and we can discuss this further or drop me an email at Georgia.wilson@liquidpersonnel.com

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