Assistant Practitioner - band 4

Independently assess, treat, review and discharge individuals utilising the Home First approach and work towards supporting people to meet their goalsTake account of a persons cognitive, psychological, social, sensory, perceptual, motor and medical aspects whilst developing a rehabilitation plan with the individual which is graded appropriatelySupport individuals to remain independent in a community setting utilising a person centred approach whilst taking account of the enablers, carers and relatives opinions.Work within a multi-disciplinary team of professionals to ensure peoples needs are holistically assessed and addressedReview and monitor plans with individuals and their support networks, making appropriate adjustments as necessaryProvide information on community services available to promote self-care activities and provide advice and support as required to access these servicesProtect individuals and their support network from harm and abuse as far as possible, liaising with other professionals and the safeguarding team whenever there are concernsMaintain a caseload of patients working alongside own competencies, experience and training whilst receiving supervision and guidance from a registered practitioner to develop skills and support with more complex casesTo support both acute and community hospital with discharge planning for individuals who will be transitioning into the care of Adult Community TherapyTo support the service in co-ordinating project development to improve patient flow by supporting and communicating with alternative services within the health and social care sector