About the Role
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 an experienced Associate Case Manager. The Role: Area of Cover: Oxfordshire, London and Hampshire Contract: Full-time or part-time (minimum 3 days per week) Reporting to: Clinical Lead and Business Director Travel: Regular travel across Oxfordshire, London and Hampshire to meet with clients, families and multidisciplinary teams Working Pattern: Remote and flexible working. Predominantly weekday daytime hours, with occasional flexibility required outside of 9:00am–5:00pm to meet individual client needs Essential: Experience of brain injury case management Essential: BABICM Registered Rates of Pay: Professio nal Time: £60/hour Travel time: £50/hr Mileage: £0.58/mile Excellent clinical support and continuous professional development opportunities. Key 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 update d reports to relevant parties within AJ Case Management standards and guidelines where required. Ensure the clients’ well-being and safety is protected at all times. Support the client with appointments, as needed. Supporting the client with specialist equipment, additional living / care needs and housing requirements. Assist with accessible and suitable holiday plans and costs. You will have a mixed and varied caseload, dependent on your skill set. About you: 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. BABICM Registered (Advanced BABICM is preferable). Minimum 10 years post-qualification experience. Minimum 5 years case management experience. 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.