Advocacy Specialist

Social Services Professional

As a Social Services Professional, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in people's lives. You will be working with individuals, families, and communities to assess their needs and provide support, resources, and advocacy.

Key Responsibilities:

• Counseling and Support: Provide counseling and support to clients to help them navigate personal, financial, or social challenges.
• Case Management: Develop and implement care plans for individuals, families, or communities, coordinating services and monitoring progress toward goals.
• Crisis Intervention: Respond to emergencies, providing immediate support and referrals to ensure safety and access to necessary services.

Working Environment:

As an agency worker, you will have the flexibility to choose when and where you work, accessing shifts in various settings across Ireland. You will have access to HSE shifts nationwide, allowing you to work in different locations and gain experience in a variety of healthcare environments.

Benefits:

• Flexibility: Choose your own shifts and locations on our app.
• Market-leading pay rates: Enjoy competitive pay rates for your skills and experience.
• Weekly pay: Receive your pay on a weekly basis.
• Experience and Training: Gain valuable experience and training opportunities in a variety of healthcare settings.
• Support and Resources: Have access to dedicated consultants, 24/7 support, and Employee Assistance Programs, including confidential support and resources.

Requirements:

• Education: A degree in Social Work is required.
• CORU Registration: You must be registered with CORU as a social worker.
• Driving License: Having a full driving license and access to a car is desirable.
• Residency: You must be a resident in Ireland and have the legal right to work in Ireland without restriction.
• Garda Vetting: All candidates will be required to undergo Garda Vetting as part of the recruitment process.
• International Police Clearance: If you have lived outside of Ireland for more than six months after the age of 16, you will need to provide international police clearance.