Full time 35 hours per week (Mon Thurs 09 30, Fri 09 30) - Hybrid working The Charity is a registered charity, established to support the Charity's Institute of Science in Israel, in its mission of science for the future of humanity. It does this in three ways: raising funds, facilitating scientific research collaboration between the Institute and the UK and nurturing the next generation of scientists. It is one of eight International Committees around the world that supports the Institute in this way. The Charity's Institute of Science is one of the world's leading multidisciplinary research institutions, dedicated to fundamental, curiosity driven research. It is home to nearly 250 research groups leading thousands of investigations that underpin an ever expanding understanding of the world. The Charity's scientists have contributed to major advances in cancer, multiple sclerosis, and neurodegenerative disease, as well as to breakthroughs in environmental science, cybersecurity, materials science, and fundamental physics. These discoveries have led to innovations with applications in medicine, aerospace, environmental protection, and advanced technology. MAIN DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Process all donation income through the CRM and finance systems, including preparing pledges, invoices, receipts, and donor acknowledgements. Process and record all financial transactions, including supplier invoices, staff expenses, and other payments. Reconcile income and expenditure, ensuring accuracy across CRM and finance systems. Support the Director of Operations with monthly financial reporting and reconciliations. Maintain accurate and up to date financial records and documentation to support audit and compliance requirements. Liaise with suppliers to manage invoice queries and ensure timely processing and payment. Support the Director of Operations in the administration of grant making, including preparing documentation, maintaining records, and updating relevant systems. Assist with financial administration for events and other organisational activities. Operations & Office Management Act as the first point of contact for incoming telephone calls, emails and general enquiries, responding in a professional and timely manner. Manage the office calendar, ensuring meetings are scheduled effectively and visitors are welcomed/hosted and supported appropriately. Oversee office supplies, including inventory management and ordering, liaising with suppliers as required. Manage Health & Safety policies and procedures, ensuring compliance and regular review. Liaise with IT providers to support the day to day running of IT systems, including setting up and maintaining staff devices, managing office technology, and supporting meeting and conference facilities. Support the smooth running of internal administrative processes, including CRM management, record keeping, and office procedures. General Administrative Support Support the administration of events and mailings, including occasional evening and weekend work as required. Support the delivery and administration of programmes (educational and collaborative). Provide general administrative support to the wider team as required. Other expectations Work collaboratively with all members of the team, including Trustees and senior volunteers, as well as international colleagues at the Institute in Israel and across the Charity's global network. Maintain the highest standards of donor care, professionalism, and confidentiality at all times. PERSON SPECIFICATION This role would suit a friendly, proactive and confident individual who enjoys working as part of a small, supportive team and has the ability to: Take initiative and contribute flexibly to support the objectives of the organisation. Work calmly under pressure while maintaining a professional and approachable manner. Prioritise effectively across a varied workload. Maintain a high level of accuracy and attention to detail. It would be beneficial for the candidate to have: Experience working in a finance or administrative environment, or a strong interest in developing these skills. Experience using CRM databases (ideally Raiser's Edge, Microsoft Dynamics, or similar).
Apr 20, 2026
Full time
Full time 35 hours per week (Mon Thurs 09 30, Fri 09 30) - Hybrid working The Charity is a registered charity, established to support the Charity's Institute of Science in Israel, in its mission of science for the future of humanity. It does this in three ways: raising funds, facilitating scientific research collaboration between the Institute and the UK and nurturing the next generation of scientists. It is one of eight International Committees around the world that supports the Institute in this way. The Charity's Institute of Science is one of the world's leading multidisciplinary research institutions, dedicated to fundamental, curiosity driven research. It is home to nearly 250 research groups leading thousands of investigations that underpin an ever expanding understanding of the world. The Charity's scientists have contributed to major advances in cancer, multiple sclerosis, and neurodegenerative disease, as well as to breakthroughs in environmental science, cybersecurity, materials science, and fundamental physics. These discoveries have led to innovations with applications in medicine, aerospace, environmental protection, and advanced technology. MAIN DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Process all donation income through the CRM and finance systems, including preparing pledges, invoices, receipts, and donor acknowledgements. Process and record all financial transactions, including supplier invoices, staff expenses, and other payments. Reconcile income and expenditure, ensuring accuracy across CRM and finance systems. Support the Director of Operations with monthly financial reporting and reconciliations. Maintain accurate and up to date financial records and documentation to support audit and compliance requirements. Liaise with suppliers to manage invoice queries and ensure timely processing and payment. Support the Director of Operations in the administration of grant making, including preparing documentation, maintaining records, and updating relevant systems. Assist with financial administration for events and other organisational activities. Operations & Office Management Act as the first point of contact for incoming telephone calls, emails and general enquiries, responding in a professional and timely manner. Manage the office calendar, ensuring meetings are scheduled effectively and visitors are welcomed/hosted and supported appropriately. Oversee office supplies, including inventory management and ordering, liaising with suppliers as required. Manage Health & Safety policies and procedures, ensuring compliance and regular review. Liaise with IT providers to support the day to day running of IT systems, including setting up and maintaining staff devices, managing office technology, and supporting meeting and conference facilities. Support the smooth running of internal administrative processes, including CRM management, record keeping, and office procedures. General Administrative Support Support the administration of events and mailings, including occasional evening and weekend work as required. Support the delivery and administration of programmes (educational and collaborative). Provide general administrative support to the wider team as required. Other expectations Work collaboratively with all members of the team, including Trustees and senior volunteers, as well as international colleagues at the Institute in Israel and across the Charity's global network. Maintain the highest standards of donor care, professionalism, and confidentiality at all times. PERSON SPECIFICATION This role would suit a friendly, proactive and confident individual who enjoys working as part of a small, supportive team and has the ability to: Take initiative and contribute flexibly to support the objectives of the organisation. Work calmly under pressure while maintaining a professional and approachable manner. Prioritise effectively across a varied workload. Maintain a high level of accuracy and attention to detail. It would be beneficial for the candidate to have: Experience working in a finance or administrative environment, or a strong interest in developing these skills. Experience using CRM databases (ideally Raiser's Edge, Microsoft Dynamics, or similar).
Senior Compliance Officer - Planning Temporary Contract Job Details Client: Elmbridge Borough Council Service Area: Development Management Hours: 36 hours per week Start Date: 18 May 2026 Duration: 12 weeks Working Pattern: 3 days remote, 2 days in the office Location Office Base: Civic Centre High Street Esher Surrey KT10 9SD Pay PAYE Rate: £35.00 per hour Job Overview Elmbridge Borough Council is seeking an experienced Senior Compliance Officer to join the Development Management team. This role focuses on investigating and resolving alleged breaches of planning control, including complex enforcement cases, site investigations, evidence gathering and appeal work. You will work closely with applicants, developers, residents, Members, Legal Services and colleagues across Planning Services to ensure development is carried out in accordance with approved plans and planning conditions. This is a specialist planning enforcement role requiring strong investigation skills, confidence handling complex cases and the ability to manage a busy caseload with minimal supervision. Important - Please Read Carefully This role requires direct local authority planning enforcement experience . You must have experience investigating complex breaches of planning control , preparing enforcement casework, and handling planning compliance matters confidently. Candidates without relevant planning enforcement casework experience are unlikely to be considered. Key Responsibilities Investigate and resolve alleged breaches of planning control Manage complex and high-profile compliance and enforcement cases Research site histories and assess plans and supporting documents Visit sites, survey developments and record evidence of breaches Interview owners, occupiers and members of the public where required Negotiate compliance and appropriate planning outcomes Liaise with Legal Services and other council teams as needed Prepare reports recommending appropriate enforcement action Serve notices, prepare statements and collate evidence for proceedings Prepare and present evidence for written representations, hearings, inquiries and court cases Respond to enquiries from Members, residents and other stakeholders Support proactive enforcement projects and public liaison work Essential Experience & Skills Significant experience of planning enforcement and related procedures Experience investigating breaches of planning control Experience interviewing members of the public and taking statements Experience carrying out site investigations, measurements and documentary research Ability to read and interpret technical plans and drawings Good knowledge of relevant planning legislation and guidance, including PACE and RIPA Strong verbal and written communication skills Good record keeping and case management skills Ability to work under pressure and manage deadlines with minimal supervision Strong negotiation skills Full driving licence Desirable Degree in Planning or relevant professional qualification RTPI membership and/or Enforcement Network membership Access to a vehicle for site visits throughout the borough Additional Information This role may require site visits and investigations outside normal office hours , including occasional weekends, as well as attendance at hearings, inquiries, committees and court. Interviews will be held online via Teams and will last up to 30 minutes . Job Reference: OR99756
Apr 18, 2026
Seasonal
Senior Compliance Officer - Planning Temporary Contract Job Details Client: Elmbridge Borough Council Service Area: Development Management Hours: 36 hours per week Start Date: 18 May 2026 Duration: 12 weeks Working Pattern: 3 days remote, 2 days in the office Location Office Base: Civic Centre High Street Esher Surrey KT10 9SD Pay PAYE Rate: £35.00 per hour Job Overview Elmbridge Borough Council is seeking an experienced Senior Compliance Officer to join the Development Management team. This role focuses on investigating and resolving alleged breaches of planning control, including complex enforcement cases, site investigations, evidence gathering and appeal work. You will work closely with applicants, developers, residents, Members, Legal Services and colleagues across Planning Services to ensure development is carried out in accordance with approved plans and planning conditions. This is a specialist planning enforcement role requiring strong investigation skills, confidence handling complex cases and the ability to manage a busy caseload with minimal supervision. Important - Please Read Carefully This role requires direct local authority planning enforcement experience . You must have experience investigating complex breaches of planning control , preparing enforcement casework, and handling planning compliance matters confidently. Candidates without relevant planning enforcement casework experience are unlikely to be considered. Key Responsibilities Investigate and resolve alleged breaches of planning control Manage complex and high-profile compliance and enforcement cases Research site histories and assess plans and supporting documents Visit sites, survey developments and record evidence of breaches Interview owners, occupiers and members of the public where required Negotiate compliance and appropriate planning outcomes Liaise with Legal Services and other council teams as needed Prepare reports recommending appropriate enforcement action Serve notices, prepare statements and collate evidence for proceedings Prepare and present evidence for written representations, hearings, inquiries and court cases Respond to enquiries from Members, residents and other stakeholders Support proactive enforcement projects and public liaison work Essential Experience & Skills Significant experience of planning enforcement and related procedures Experience investigating breaches of planning control Experience interviewing members of the public and taking statements Experience carrying out site investigations, measurements and documentary research Ability to read and interpret technical plans and drawings Good knowledge of relevant planning legislation and guidance, including PACE and RIPA Strong verbal and written communication skills Good record keeping and case management skills Ability to work under pressure and manage deadlines with minimal supervision Strong negotiation skills Full driving licence Desirable Degree in Planning or relevant professional qualification RTPI membership and/or Enforcement Network membership Access to a vehicle for site visits throughout the borough Additional Information This role may require site visits and investigations outside normal office hours , including occasional weekends, as well as attendance at hearings, inquiries, committees and court. Interviews will be held online via Teams and will last up to 30 minutes . Job Reference: OR99756
Description Our local government clients in Greenwich, Greater London, seek a Complaints & Information Governance Officer to be responsible for dealing effectively with the corporate complaints, school complaints, statutory social care complaints, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner's Office enquiries, Freedom of Information and Data Protection Act enquiries, and Members' Enquiries to the Directorate of Children's Services. Responsibilities To be responsible for dealing effectively with the corporate complaints, school complaints, statutory social care complaints, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner's Office enquiries, Freedom of Information and Data Protection Act enquiries, and Members' Enquiries to the Directorate of Children's Services. To work as part of a team delivering high-quality services across the remit of the service, having lead responsibility for one or two of the following areas, i.e. (i) Complaints, (ii) Freedom of Information, (iii) Data Protection, (iv) Members' Enquiries. To develop and maintain good relations with service areas and partner agencies To maintain a good working knowledge of the legislation, policies and protocols relevant to the service's work, e.g., Information governance and complaints procedures relevant to Children's Services. To provide an excellent and professional standard of service to all stakeholders, including the provision of advice and guidance. Qualifications Essential GCSE Grade (or equivalent) in English Language and Mathematics. Degree and equivalent experience dealing with complaints relating to Children's Services Advanced Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, Outlook, Social Media and CRM Criteria for Shortlisting Experience of working in at least one of the following specialist areas, FOIA, DPA, Complaints or Member Enquiries Knowledge of complaints processes, including mechanisms for resolving complaints informally and the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms. Excellent working knowledge of the Complaints procedures applicable to Children's Services, Schools, Freedom of Information Act, Data Protection Act, and information sharing legislation. Experience of successfully dealing with colleagues and the public, including communicating difficult issues effectively both orally and in writing. Knowledge of records management and retrieval systems and record-keeping protocols. Experience of working with computer-based systems, in particular Microsoft Excel, e-mail and scanning facilities. Demonstrable Understanding of the application of confidentiality principles to the area of work. Experience in project management and/or research work and relevant techniques. Experience in facilitating complaint resolution meetings. Experience in writing reports Experience in undertaking complex investigations. Compliance Requirements 3 Years References Willing to engage in the Pre-Engagement Questionnaire and mandatory pre-screening application process. Diamond Blaque Group, a leading public-sector provider, is acting as the employment Business for this vacancy. We are dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment that values diversity and equal opportunity in the workplace.
Apr 17, 2026
Contractor
Description Our local government clients in Greenwich, Greater London, seek a Complaints & Information Governance Officer to be responsible for dealing effectively with the corporate complaints, school complaints, statutory social care complaints, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner's Office enquiries, Freedom of Information and Data Protection Act enquiries, and Members' Enquiries to the Directorate of Children's Services. Responsibilities To be responsible for dealing effectively with the corporate complaints, school complaints, statutory social care complaints, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner's Office enquiries, Freedom of Information and Data Protection Act enquiries, and Members' Enquiries to the Directorate of Children's Services. To work as part of a team delivering high-quality services across the remit of the service, having lead responsibility for one or two of the following areas, i.e. (i) Complaints, (ii) Freedom of Information, (iii) Data Protection, (iv) Members' Enquiries. To develop and maintain good relations with service areas and partner agencies To maintain a good working knowledge of the legislation, policies and protocols relevant to the service's work, e.g., Information governance and complaints procedures relevant to Children's Services. To provide an excellent and professional standard of service to all stakeholders, including the provision of advice and guidance. Qualifications Essential GCSE Grade (or equivalent) in English Language and Mathematics. Degree and equivalent experience dealing with complaints relating to Children's Services Advanced Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, Outlook, Social Media and CRM Criteria for Shortlisting Experience of working in at least one of the following specialist areas, FOIA, DPA, Complaints or Member Enquiries Knowledge of complaints processes, including mechanisms for resolving complaints informally and the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms. Excellent working knowledge of the Complaints procedures applicable to Children's Services, Schools, Freedom of Information Act, Data Protection Act, and information sharing legislation. Experience of successfully dealing with colleagues and the public, including communicating difficult issues effectively both orally and in writing. Knowledge of records management and retrieval systems and record-keeping protocols. Experience of working with computer-based systems, in particular Microsoft Excel, e-mail and scanning facilities. Demonstrable Understanding of the application of confidentiality principles to the area of work. Experience in project management and/or research work and relevant techniques. Experience in facilitating complaint resolution meetings. Experience in writing reports Experience in undertaking complex investigations. Compliance Requirements 3 Years References Willing to engage in the Pre-Engagement Questionnaire and mandatory pre-screening application process. Diamond Blaque Group, a leading public-sector provider, is acting as the employment Business for this vacancy. We are dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment that values diversity and equal opportunity in the workplace.
i. To be responsible for dealing effectively with the corporate complaints, school complaints, statutory social care complaints, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner's Office enquiries, Freedom of Information and Data Protection Act enquiries, and Member's Enquiries to the Directorate of Children's Services. ii. To work as part of a team delivering high quality services across the remit of the service having lead responsibility for one or two of the following areas as designated by the Head of Service i.e. (i) Complaints (ii) Freedom of Information; (iii) Data Protection (iv) Member's Enquiries. iii. To develop and maintain good relations with service areas and partner agencies iv. To maintain a good working knowledge of the legislation, policies and protocols relevant to the work of the service e.g. Information governance and complaints procedures relevant to Children's Services. v. To provide an excellent and professional standard of service to all stakeholders, including provision of advice and guidance. Experience Complaints & Information Governance Officer Complaints & Information Governance Officer Experience of working in at least one of the following specialist areas: Complaints & Information Governance Officer Experience of successfully dealing with colleagues and the public, including communicating difficult issues effectively both orally and in writing. Experience of working with computer-based systems, in particular Microsoft Excel, e-mail and scanning facilities. Experience of project management and/or research work and relevant techniques. Experience of facilitating complaint resolution meetings. Experience in writing reports. Experience of undertaking complex investigations. standard or equivalent work-related experience in a customer care, complaints, business administration or information governance area. Excellent working knowledge of the Complaints procedures applicable to Children's Services, Schools, Freedom of Information Act, Data Protection Act, and information sharing legislation. Demonstrable understanding of the application of confidentiality principles to the area of work. Knowledge of records management and retrieval systems and record keeping protocols. Knowledge of complaints processes including mechanisms for resolving complaints informally and the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanism.
Apr 16, 2026
Contractor
i. To be responsible for dealing effectively with the corporate complaints, school complaints, statutory social care complaints, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner's Office enquiries, Freedom of Information and Data Protection Act enquiries, and Member's Enquiries to the Directorate of Children's Services. ii. To work as part of a team delivering high quality services across the remit of the service having lead responsibility for one or two of the following areas as designated by the Head of Service i.e. (i) Complaints (ii) Freedom of Information; (iii) Data Protection (iv) Member's Enquiries. iii. To develop and maintain good relations with service areas and partner agencies iv. To maintain a good working knowledge of the legislation, policies and protocols relevant to the work of the service e.g. Information governance and complaints procedures relevant to Children's Services. v. To provide an excellent and professional standard of service to all stakeholders, including provision of advice and guidance. Experience Complaints & Information Governance Officer Complaints & Information Governance Officer Experience of working in at least one of the following specialist areas: Complaints & Information Governance Officer Experience of successfully dealing with colleagues and the public, including communicating difficult issues effectively both orally and in writing. Experience of working with computer-based systems, in particular Microsoft Excel, e-mail and scanning facilities. Experience of project management and/or research work and relevant techniques. Experience of facilitating complaint resolution meetings. Experience in writing reports. Experience of undertaking complex investigations. standard or equivalent work-related experience in a customer care, complaints, business administration or information governance area. Excellent working knowledge of the Complaints procedures applicable to Children's Services, Schools, Freedom of Information Act, Data Protection Act, and information sharing legislation. Demonstrable understanding of the application of confidentiality principles to the area of work. Knowledge of records management and retrieval systems and record keeping protocols. Knowledge of complaints processes including mechanisms for resolving complaints informally and the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanism.
The use of AI is monitored and if applicants have used it, then they are required to declare this in their supporting statement. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a set of technology that can perform various tasks that typically required human intelligence. Your application is your opportunity to demonstrate to us how you meet the requirements of the role. We recognise that AI tools can support accessibility, equity and confidence for applicants. However, it's important that examples and responses genuinely reflect your own experience and abilities, as these will be explored further during the selection process. AI must not be used to provide misleading or false information during any stage of the application journey. Further guidance can be found in the NLPSS Applicant Toolkit . University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is committed to fair and transparent recruitment and requires applicants to provide accurate information, as misleading details may affect their application or employment and may be verified in line with the Fraud Act 2006. For further information please visit . Job overview About the role You will hold a small caseload of complex, high-risk cases while providing expert supervision, case consultation, and planned management for the team. You will contribute to intake decisions, case discussions, and service delivery planning, ensuring the highest standards of advocacy and safeguarding in line with ISVA, Home Office and Ministry of Justice guidance. You will lead quality assurance, audits, service improvement initiatives, and support research into children's experiences of the criminal justice process. You will represent the Lighthouse externally at case management meetings, support professional training and workshops, and ensure the voice of children, young people and families informs service development. You will promote contextual and transitional safeguarding across the service, contribute to clinical governance, and maintain high standards of risk management, documentation, and data reporting. About you You will be a qualified, experienced social worker with strong ISVA/ChISVA knowledge, confidence managing complex safeguarding cases, and proven leadership in supervising multidisciplinary teams. You will have exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, with experience navigating highly sensitive, emotive or complex situations. You will value reflective practice, psychological safety, and collaborative partnership working. Main duties of the job: Lead on providing expert consultation and on child sexual abuse to community colleagues including childrens social care. Hold a small caseload of complex, high-risk cases, delivering trauma-informed, child-centred direct interventions. Provide supervision, case consultation, guidance and planned case management to Child and Family Practitioners. Contribute to intake decisions, case discussions and multidisciplinary planning to ensure effective safeguarding and advocacy for children and families. Ensure compliance with ISVA, Home Office and Ministry of Justice guidance, and maintain high standards of clinical, safeguarding and operational governance. Lead and participate in quality assurance, audits, and research initiatives to improve the child's experience of the criminal justice process. Support service development, continuous improvement, and the implementation of best-practice directives across the Lighthouse. Represent the Lighthouse at internal and external meetings, fostering strong partnership working with police, social care, legal partners, therapeutic services and community organisations. continued below (detailed job description section) Working for our organisation University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH) is one of the most complex NHS trusts in the UK, serving a large and diverse population. We provide academically led acute and specialist services, to people from the local area, from throughout the United Kingdom and overseas. Our vision is to deliver top-quality patient care, excellent education, and world-class research. We provide first-class acute and specialist services across eight sites: University College Hospital (incorporating the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Wing) National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals University College Hospital Grafton Way Building Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre The Hospital for Tropical Diseases University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street We are dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of many complex illnesses. UCLH specialises in women's health and the treatment of cancer, infection, neurological, gastrointestinal and oral disease. It has world class support services including critical care, imaging, nuclear medicine and pathology. We are committed to sustainability and have pledged to become a carbon net zero health service, embedding sustainable practice throughout UCLH. We have set an ambitious target of net zero for our direct emissions by 2031 and indirect emissions by 2040. Detailed job description and main responsibilities For the full Person Specification and more information regarding the main responsibilities of this role, please refer to the attached Job Description. CONTINUED FROM MAIN DUTIES SECTION: Deliver or support training, workshops, and practice development initiatives to build team competence and knowledge. Promote contextual and transitional safeguarding approaches, ensuring risk assessments and safety plans are robust and regularly reviewed. Champion the voice of children, young people and families, supporting participation in forums, feedback surveys and service evaluation. Maintain accurate, timely records in electronic systems, ensuring compliance with information governance and audit requirements. Support the development and professional growth of the case management team, modelling reflective practice, psychological safety, and high-quality, child-centred advocacy. The Lighthouse, Camden The Lighthouse is the UK's first Child House and a national leader in trauma-informed, multidisciplinary support for children and young people who have experienced sexual abuse. Based in Camden and serving North Central London, we bring together police, health, psychology and advocacy under one roof to provide holistic care, early support, and criminal justice advocacy. We are seeking a Consultant Social Worker to lead our Case Management team, supporting and Child and Family Practitioners while shaping high-quality, child-centred services. We are committed to addressing structural inequality inexperienced by children who report sexual abuse both in our service provision and referral criteria. Come and be a part of the best NHS trust in England to work for, according to our staff UCLH top trust to work at in England - In the most recent NHS staff survey UCLH had the highest percentage of staff who said they would recommend us as a place to work, out of all general acute or acute/community NHS trusts in England - for the third year in a row. UCLH recognises the benefits of flexible working for staff - To find out more, visit: Flexible working. To discover more about what makes UCLH a great place to work, visit: Why Choose UCLH? Person specification Knowledge Essential criteria: Social work qualification (Masters Level or equivalent), Practice Educator Professional standards (PEPS) qualification and current HCPC registration. Recognised management and leadership qualification or demonstrable equivalent management and leadership experience. Highly developed specialist knowledge in working with victims of child sexual abuse cases going through the criminal justice system including up to date knowledge fo the criminal justice system. A highly developed understanding of systems and barriers faced by vulnerable children in accessing services to support their experience of recovery from child sexual abuse particularly for black, Asian and minority ethnic groups and children with disabilities. Knowledge of up to date Pan London child protection procedures and statutory guidance relating to multidisciplinary safeguarding. Postgraduate or significant further CPD in on for the following: systemic practice at foundation of intermediate level; or Compassion- focused therapy (CFT); motivational interviewing; or CBT skills. Experience Essential criteria: Substantial work experience working with children and carers affected by sexual abuse through the investigation and criminal justice process. Experience of managing Social workers/social work students, offering oversight, case management and reflective supervision Experience of anti-racist practice or practice that is focused on addressing barriers for vulnerable children particularly those from minoritised groups in accessing support services and justice in the criminal process. Experience of working with police officers and promoting the rights of victims with in investigations and the criminal justice process. . click apply for full job details
Apr 15, 2026
Full time
The use of AI is monitored and if applicants have used it, then they are required to declare this in their supporting statement. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a set of technology that can perform various tasks that typically required human intelligence. Your application is your opportunity to demonstrate to us how you meet the requirements of the role. We recognise that AI tools can support accessibility, equity and confidence for applicants. However, it's important that examples and responses genuinely reflect your own experience and abilities, as these will be explored further during the selection process. AI must not be used to provide misleading or false information during any stage of the application journey. Further guidance can be found in the NLPSS Applicant Toolkit . University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is committed to fair and transparent recruitment and requires applicants to provide accurate information, as misleading details may affect their application or employment and may be verified in line with the Fraud Act 2006. For further information please visit . Job overview About the role You will hold a small caseload of complex, high-risk cases while providing expert supervision, case consultation, and planned management for the team. You will contribute to intake decisions, case discussions, and service delivery planning, ensuring the highest standards of advocacy and safeguarding in line with ISVA, Home Office and Ministry of Justice guidance. You will lead quality assurance, audits, service improvement initiatives, and support research into children's experiences of the criminal justice process. You will represent the Lighthouse externally at case management meetings, support professional training and workshops, and ensure the voice of children, young people and families informs service development. You will promote contextual and transitional safeguarding across the service, contribute to clinical governance, and maintain high standards of risk management, documentation, and data reporting. About you You will be a qualified, experienced social worker with strong ISVA/ChISVA knowledge, confidence managing complex safeguarding cases, and proven leadership in supervising multidisciplinary teams. You will have exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, with experience navigating highly sensitive, emotive or complex situations. You will value reflective practice, psychological safety, and collaborative partnership working. Main duties of the job: Lead on providing expert consultation and on child sexual abuse to community colleagues including childrens social care. Hold a small caseload of complex, high-risk cases, delivering trauma-informed, child-centred direct interventions. Provide supervision, case consultation, guidance and planned case management to Child and Family Practitioners. Contribute to intake decisions, case discussions and multidisciplinary planning to ensure effective safeguarding and advocacy for children and families. Ensure compliance with ISVA, Home Office and Ministry of Justice guidance, and maintain high standards of clinical, safeguarding and operational governance. Lead and participate in quality assurance, audits, and research initiatives to improve the child's experience of the criminal justice process. Support service development, continuous improvement, and the implementation of best-practice directives across the Lighthouse. Represent the Lighthouse at internal and external meetings, fostering strong partnership working with police, social care, legal partners, therapeutic services and community organisations. continued below (detailed job description section) Working for our organisation University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH) is one of the most complex NHS trusts in the UK, serving a large and diverse population. We provide academically led acute and specialist services, to people from the local area, from throughout the United Kingdom and overseas. Our vision is to deliver top-quality patient care, excellent education, and world-class research. We provide first-class acute and specialist services across eight sites: University College Hospital (incorporating the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Wing) National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals University College Hospital Grafton Way Building Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre The Hospital for Tropical Diseases University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street We are dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of many complex illnesses. UCLH specialises in women's health and the treatment of cancer, infection, neurological, gastrointestinal and oral disease. It has world class support services including critical care, imaging, nuclear medicine and pathology. We are committed to sustainability and have pledged to become a carbon net zero health service, embedding sustainable practice throughout UCLH. We have set an ambitious target of net zero for our direct emissions by 2031 and indirect emissions by 2040. Detailed job description and main responsibilities For the full Person Specification and more information regarding the main responsibilities of this role, please refer to the attached Job Description. CONTINUED FROM MAIN DUTIES SECTION: Deliver or support training, workshops, and practice development initiatives to build team competence and knowledge. Promote contextual and transitional safeguarding approaches, ensuring risk assessments and safety plans are robust and regularly reviewed. Champion the voice of children, young people and families, supporting participation in forums, feedback surveys and service evaluation. Maintain accurate, timely records in electronic systems, ensuring compliance with information governance and audit requirements. Support the development and professional growth of the case management team, modelling reflective practice, psychological safety, and high-quality, child-centred advocacy. The Lighthouse, Camden The Lighthouse is the UK's first Child House and a national leader in trauma-informed, multidisciplinary support for children and young people who have experienced sexual abuse. Based in Camden and serving North Central London, we bring together police, health, psychology and advocacy under one roof to provide holistic care, early support, and criminal justice advocacy. We are seeking a Consultant Social Worker to lead our Case Management team, supporting and Child and Family Practitioners while shaping high-quality, child-centred services. We are committed to addressing structural inequality inexperienced by children who report sexual abuse both in our service provision and referral criteria. Come and be a part of the best NHS trust in England to work for, according to our staff UCLH top trust to work at in England - In the most recent NHS staff survey UCLH had the highest percentage of staff who said they would recommend us as a place to work, out of all general acute or acute/community NHS trusts in England - for the third year in a row. UCLH recognises the benefits of flexible working for staff - To find out more, visit: Flexible working. To discover more about what makes UCLH a great place to work, visit: Why Choose UCLH? Person specification Knowledge Essential criteria: Social work qualification (Masters Level or equivalent), Practice Educator Professional standards (PEPS) qualification and current HCPC registration. Recognised management and leadership qualification or demonstrable equivalent management and leadership experience. Highly developed specialist knowledge in working with victims of child sexual abuse cases going through the criminal justice system including up to date knowledge fo the criminal justice system. A highly developed understanding of systems and barriers faced by vulnerable children in accessing services to support their experience of recovery from child sexual abuse particularly for black, Asian and minority ethnic groups and children with disabilities. Knowledge of up to date Pan London child protection procedures and statutory guidance relating to multidisciplinary safeguarding. Postgraduate or significant further CPD in on for the following: systemic practice at foundation of intermediate level; or Compassion- focused therapy (CFT); motivational interviewing; or CBT skills. Experience Essential criteria: Substantial work experience working with children and carers affected by sexual abuse through the investigation and criminal justice process. Experience of managing Social workers/social work students, offering oversight, case management and reflective supervision Experience of anti-racist practice or practice that is focused on addressing barriers for vulnerable children particularly those from minoritised groups in accessing support services and justice in the criminal process. Experience of working with police officers and promoting the rights of victims with in investigations and the criminal justice process. . click apply for full job details
This expanding national regulator is currently looking to recruit an Insights Officer to use casework data to provide analysis and assist with evidence based investigations. The position is a remote role in a 6 month fixed term contract. Client Details A national regulator Description The Insights Officer will draw on qualitative and quantitative research and operational information to generate meaningful insights that contribute to decision making. Your details will include: Conducting analysis of multiple data sets and intelligence sources to provide briefings on themes Commission and access data reports Write case studies for inclusion in external publications Supporting the planning and delivery of thematic research investigations Profile The successful Insights Officer will be available to work in a 6 month fixed term contract and be able to show demonstrable experience of data analysis, including analysing large volumes of complex information. You need will successful exposure to planning and collaborating on qualitative and quantitative research as well supporting analysis in complex investigations to identify systemic issues. Strong data analysis and analytical skills are essential alongside being a confident user of Excel. You will need to be able to remotely full time, but be available for occasional meetings as needed on site. Job Offer This 6 month fixed term contract is a remote position paying a pro rata salary of 47,000 (FTE)
Oct 08, 2025
Contractor
This expanding national regulator is currently looking to recruit an Insights Officer to use casework data to provide analysis and assist with evidence based investigations. The position is a remote role in a 6 month fixed term contract. Client Details A national regulator Description The Insights Officer will draw on qualitative and quantitative research and operational information to generate meaningful insights that contribute to decision making. Your details will include: Conducting analysis of multiple data sets and intelligence sources to provide briefings on themes Commission and access data reports Write case studies for inclusion in external publications Supporting the planning and delivery of thematic research investigations Profile The successful Insights Officer will be available to work in a 6 month fixed term contract and be able to show demonstrable experience of data analysis, including analysing large volumes of complex information. You need will successful exposure to planning and collaborating on qualitative and quantitative research as well supporting analysis in complex investigations to identify systemic issues. Strong data analysis and analytical skills are essential alongside being a confident user of Excel. You will need to be able to remotely full time, but be available for occasional meetings as needed on site. Job Offer This 6 month fixed term contract is a remote position paying a pro rata salary of 47,000 (FTE)
Vetting & Safeguarding Officer Location: Remote (UK-based) Contract: Part-time, 7.5 hours per week Salary: £30 per annum pro-rata About Us Gulab Sorkh Foundation (GSF) is an independent charity supporting former members of the Afghan security forces and their families, who have come to the UK under the Government s Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy (ARAP). Our mission is to help these individuals rebuild their lives, access support, and integrate fully into British society. We have recently been awarded new funding under the Communities for Afghans (CfA) Phase 2 programme. This funding allows us to expand our work supporting Afghan families through Sponsor Groups, which is why we are growing our team to ensure we can provide high-quality support to all participants. About the Role You will ensure all safeguarding, vetting, and compliance processes are followed for staff, volunteers, and Sponsor Groups. This includes managing DBS checks, monitoring adherence to safeguarding policies, providing guidance and training, and supporting investigations if required. We are looking for someone who is vigilant, experienced in safeguarding, and confident in implementing best-practice policies. How to Apply Please upload a CV and cover letter by the closing date. In your cover letter, you must explain how you meet every one of the essential criteria in the person specification. Applications that do not address the essential criteria may not be considered. Gulab Sorkh Foundation (GSF) supports a diverse range of beneficiaries within the Afghan armed forces community. We know that diversity within our team strengthens our work, and we are proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences, especially those with lived experience of immigration. Research shows that some people do not apply unless they meet 100% of the criteria. If this is you, please consider applying anyway, your skills and perspective could be exactly what we need. A Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check will be required for successful candidates. We cannot sponsor visas, so all applicants must have the right to work in the UK. We may close the vacancy early if we receive enough strong applications.
Oct 06, 2025
Full time
Vetting & Safeguarding Officer Location: Remote (UK-based) Contract: Part-time, 7.5 hours per week Salary: £30 per annum pro-rata About Us Gulab Sorkh Foundation (GSF) is an independent charity supporting former members of the Afghan security forces and their families, who have come to the UK under the Government s Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy (ARAP). Our mission is to help these individuals rebuild their lives, access support, and integrate fully into British society. We have recently been awarded new funding under the Communities for Afghans (CfA) Phase 2 programme. This funding allows us to expand our work supporting Afghan families through Sponsor Groups, which is why we are growing our team to ensure we can provide high-quality support to all participants. About the Role You will ensure all safeguarding, vetting, and compliance processes are followed for staff, volunteers, and Sponsor Groups. This includes managing DBS checks, monitoring adherence to safeguarding policies, providing guidance and training, and supporting investigations if required. We are looking for someone who is vigilant, experienced in safeguarding, and confident in implementing best-practice policies. How to Apply Please upload a CV and cover letter by the closing date. In your cover letter, you must explain how you meet every one of the essential criteria in the person specification. Applications that do not address the essential criteria may not be considered. Gulab Sorkh Foundation (GSF) supports a diverse range of beneficiaries within the Afghan armed forces community. We know that diversity within our team strengthens our work, and we are proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences, especially those with lived experience of immigration. Research shows that some people do not apply unless they meet 100% of the criteria. If this is you, please consider applying anyway, your skills and perspective could be exactly what we need. A Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check will be required for successful candidates. We cannot sponsor visas, so all applicants must have the right to work in the UK. We may close the vacancy early if we receive enough strong applications.
Main purpose of the role: Undertake and assist in investigations taking on key roles within each investigation such as: researching; gathering and obtaining evidence; gathering and recording intelligence; liaising with Children Social Care; undertaking joint investigative actions with statutory partners; and attending child protection case conferences by a variety of means. The ISO will conducting a range of investigative and safeguarding duties, in order to secure best evidence and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of investigations undertaken by the Department. Main responsibilities: Interview witnesses and victims of crime, assisting in regard to suspect interviews, taking high quality, accurate statements for inclusion into case files and undertaking assessment of the veracity of statements and the potential reliability of witnesses in Court in order to ensure evidence is correctly captured and recorded to support investigations. Coordinate and manage the seizure and viewing of CCTV, viewing material, analysing information, and recording elements in comprehensive reports of evidential and intelligence value; coordinate house to house enquiries in order to support investigations and provide evidence in person at court as required. Undertake a range of investigative research through relevant systems and procedures, maintaining accurate records, analysing information, and producing a range of reports, in order to support the investigation of offences by the department. Where necessary, support and liaise with victims and witnesses of crime, providing information and updates in relation to case progress and signposting them to the appropriate person, in order to ensure that they receive appropriate support and also to assist in progressing investigations. Assist in searches, and act as exhibits officer when appointed, ensuring the integrity of evidence retrieved, recording receipt of exhibits, organising the storage and appropriate security of exhibits, including the handling of hazardous materials and returning items when authorised to do so, in order to ensure the continuity of evidence and the correct recording of physical evidence and property. Submit complete and correct paperwork observing the highest professional standards, within set time limits and ensure evidential integrity through the collection of all relevant documentation, information or data that will be required by the officers to form an overall picture of the circumstances of the case. Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation and force policy, for example criminal law, PACE, CPIA and RIPA, in order to ensure investigations and documentation is of the highest standard and complies with such legislation and policy. Ensure good communication and sharing of information with children's social care, to ensure that child protection case conferences are attended, joint investigative and safeguarding actions are completed, and 3rd party material is obtained and viewed. Conduct safeguarding actions as required, as part of the investigative process to ensure risks presented to victims, witnesses and suspects are mitigated. Necessary experience: The post holder will be required to travel as part of their duty and therefore a full clean UK driving licence is essential. The post holder is required to be ABE (Achieving Best Evidence) trained. It is desirable that the post holder will have PIP2 and SOTO (Sexual Offence Trained Officer) qualifications. It is desirable that the post holder will have recent experience of safeguarding vulnerable persons, in order to undertake such actions during the investigative process. It is desirable that the post holder will have recent experience of criminal investigations, conducting interviews and taking statements in investigative process, with both adults and children. The post holder must have a high degree of flexibility to accommodate operational needs, be highly motivated, pro-active and possess excellent communication skills in order to deal with a wide range of situations and people throughout the spectrum of society, involving officers, members of the public and other organisations. The post holder must also have the ability to build and maintain positive working relationships with colleagues and statutory partners. The post holder must be able to effectively prioritise their workload and able to work without close supervision, have the ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines, manages multiple customer requirements and cases simultaneously. Therefore proficient organisational skills are essential. The post holder must have good working knowledge of IT applications and systems with the ability to use Microsoft Office products. Ideally the post holder will have a good working knowledge of specific force intelligence systems such as Athena and PNC, although training can be provided. Investigation Support Officer Investigation Support Officer Investigation Support Officer Investigation Support Officer
Oct 05, 2025
Contractor
Main purpose of the role: Undertake and assist in investigations taking on key roles within each investigation such as: researching; gathering and obtaining evidence; gathering and recording intelligence; liaising with Children Social Care; undertaking joint investigative actions with statutory partners; and attending child protection case conferences by a variety of means. The ISO will conducting a range of investigative and safeguarding duties, in order to secure best evidence and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of investigations undertaken by the Department. Main responsibilities: Interview witnesses and victims of crime, assisting in regard to suspect interviews, taking high quality, accurate statements for inclusion into case files and undertaking assessment of the veracity of statements and the potential reliability of witnesses in Court in order to ensure evidence is correctly captured and recorded to support investigations. Coordinate and manage the seizure and viewing of CCTV, viewing material, analysing information, and recording elements in comprehensive reports of evidential and intelligence value; coordinate house to house enquiries in order to support investigations and provide evidence in person at court as required. Undertake a range of investigative research through relevant systems and procedures, maintaining accurate records, analysing information, and producing a range of reports, in order to support the investigation of offences by the department. Where necessary, support and liaise with victims and witnesses of crime, providing information and updates in relation to case progress and signposting them to the appropriate person, in order to ensure that they receive appropriate support and also to assist in progressing investigations. Assist in searches, and act as exhibits officer when appointed, ensuring the integrity of evidence retrieved, recording receipt of exhibits, organising the storage and appropriate security of exhibits, including the handling of hazardous materials and returning items when authorised to do so, in order to ensure the continuity of evidence and the correct recording of physical evidence and property. Submit complete and correct paperwork observing the highest professional standards, within set time limits and ensure evidential integrity through the collection of all relevant documentation, information or data that will be required by the officers to form an overall picture of the circumstances of the case. Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation and force policy, for example criminal law, PACE, CPIA and RIPA, in order to ensure investigations and documentation is of the highest standard and complies with such legislation and policy. Ensure good communication and sharing of information with children's social care, to ensure that child protection case conferences are attended, joint investigative and safeguarding actions are completed, and 3rd party material is obtained and viewed. Conduct safeguarding actions as required, as part of the investigative process to ensure risks presented to victims, witnesses and suspects are mitigated. Necessary experience: The post holder will be required to travel as part of their duty and therefore a full clean UK driving licence is essential. The post holder is required to be ABE (Achieving Best Evidence) trained. It is desirable that the post holder will have PIP2 and SOTO (Sexual Offence Trained Officer) qualifications. It is desirable that the post holder will have recent experience of safeguarding vulnerable persons, in order to undertake such actions during the investigative process. It is desirable that the post holder will have recent experience of criminal investigations, conducting interviews and taking statements in investigative process, with both adults and children. The post holder must have a high degree of flexibility to accommodate operational needs, be highly motivated, pro-active and possess excellent communication skills in order to deal with a wide range of situations and people throughout the spectrum of society, involving officers, members of the public and other organisations. The post holder must also have the ability to build and maintain positive working relationships with colleagues and statutory partners. The post holder must be able to effectively prioritise their workload and able to work without close supervision, have the ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines, manages multiple customer requirements and cases simultaneously. Therefore proficient organisational skills are essential. The post holder must have good working knowledge of IT applications and systems with the ability to use Microsoft Office products. Ideally the post holder will have a good working knowledge of specific force intelligence systems such as Athena and PNC, although training can be provided. Investigation Support Officer Investigation Support Officer Investigation Support Officer Investigation Support Officer
Job Title: Medical Director & Consultant Psychiatrist Learning Disabilities Service & location: Cygnet Manor (Shirebrook, Nottinghamshire) & Cygnet Views (Matlock, Derbyshire) Professionally Accountable to: Regional Medical Director Managerially Responsible to: Hospital Manager We are seeking an experienced full-time Consultant Psychiatrist who will work at Cygnet Manor & Cygnet Views and provide senior medical cover on our high dependency complex care services for men and women with learning disabilities, associated complex needs and who may have behaviours that challenge. The post holder will be the Responsible Clinician and will oversee and maintain the care of all ward inpatients as required and will also have responsibility for auditing the medical services rendered at the ward and ensuring their good quality in accordance to GMC standards of good medical practice and other relevant professional guidelines. Cygnet Manor is our 20 bed service for men based in Shirebrook, Nottinghamshire and Cygnet views is our 10 bed service for women in Matlock, Derbyshire This is a full-time position with 0.2 WTE as Medical Director and 0.8 WTE as Consultant Psychiatrist. In this role, your expertise will be the driving force for life-changing treatment fully supported by a Specialty Doctor and first-class multidisciplinary team including qualified nurses, psychologist and occupational therapist. At Cygnet, you'll enjoy excellent professional development, shopping, travel and leisure discounts - as well as a range of healthcare and financial benefits - to support you to be happy both in and out of work. Apply now to enjoy excellent career prospects while reaping the rewards of making a difference to others - every day. Main duties and Responsibilities As a Medical Director you will: Ensure optimal clinical outcomes for the people in our care Lead on all aspects of clinical practice & serve as an example of operational excellence Provide leadership for medical staff on both professional and managerial issues whilst monitoring their performance Supervision of all consultants and ensuring consultants are supervising SDs and ASs Provide expert knowledge & support within the service & to the wider team Ensure quality & compliance with internal & external standards & regulations Work with colleagues to provide integrated, whole person treatment & care Coach, mentor & train colleagues Ensure regular communication and meetings with medical staff Assist in recruitment and retention of medical staff to provide a high quality clinical service Ensure that medical staff are involved in hospital clinical governance Work in conjunction with hospital managers to lead on the successful implementation of CQC outcomes for 4, 7 and 9 Chair medical advisory committee meetings and attend Cygnet Medical Directors meetings Liaise with Responsible Officer and Regional Medical Director in respect of concerns about fitness to practice issues for medical staff As a Consultant Psychiatrist you will: Lead on the provision of high quality care to the service users admitted to insert service Act as a positive role model, maintaining and demonstrating a positive attitude towards patients, their families, visitors and other staff. Take overall responsibility for patient treatment plans in conjunction with the multi-disciplinary team Assess referrals & undertake mental state examinations of service users Undertake appropriate investigations, diagnosis & treatment Conduct ward rounds, patient reviews & clinical audits Lead the implementation of risk assessment, risk management & embed clinical governance within the service Supervise reports for Mental Health Act tribunals & managers' hearings & attend hearings Liaise with the Ministry of Justice for transfer of patients and approval of leave as required Good maintenance of patient records To ensure and maintain regular communications with the Site Medical Director and Hospital Manager To communicate effectively through regular contact with patients, relatives, staff, directors, and any other concerned bodies; maintaining appropriate reports. Attend and contribute to academic meetings and adhere to the professional standards for CPD as set out by the GMC, the Department of Health and the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Contribute to insert frequency Telephone On call rota Why Cygnet? We'll offer you Generous annual leave entitlement that increases with length of service 5 days study leave, study budget and in-house CPD/ peer group programme Company paid Life Assurance scheme covering 3x salary Contributory pension scheme Research opportunities to include publishing in The Cygnet Journal (Cygnet's co-produced peer review journal) and joining the Cygnet Research & Development Group Teaching opportunities including teaching medical students, teaching on the Cygnet CESR programme and Cygnet MRCPsych programme Opportunity to lead and participate in QI & Audit initiatives Company Funded Cash plan with the ability to claim up to £1000 per annum worth of benefits including free Physiotherapy, Osteopaths, Optical, dental, consultations, scans and free prescriptions Gym Discounts across the UK as well as free online fitness classes with ClassPass, Nutritional Programmes and Fitness Consultations Discount schemes including Reward Gateway, NHS Discount and Blue Lights Card Free meals, on-site parking and EAP support Smart Health Toolkit, including 24 hour GP service with the option of prescription delivery to your local pharmacy Electric Car Scheme We are looking for someone who is Fully GMC registered & MBBS (or equivalent) qualified Registered on the specialist register (CCT/CESR), Section 12 and AC StatusExperienced & knowledgeable in Learning Disability PsychiatryKnowledgeable of the Mental Health Act and Code of Practice, along with the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and Code of CapacityA first-rate communicator who can interview, assess & treat patients & write clear, comprehensive medical notesCommitted to continued professional developmentExperience in leadership & management Able to work as part of a multi-disc
Oct 04, 2025
Full time
Job Title: Medical Director & Consultant Psychiatrist Learning Disabilities Service & location: Cygnet Manor (Shirebrook, Nottinghamshire) & Cygnet Views (Matlock, Derbyshire) Professionally Accountable to: Regional Medical Director Managerially Responsible to: Hospital Manager We are seeking an experienced full-time Consultant Psychiatrist who will work at Cygnet Manor & Cygnet Views and provide senior medical cover on our high dependency complex care services for men and women with learning disabilities, associated complex needs and who may have behaviours that challenge. The post holder will be the Responsible Clinician and will oversee and maintain the care of all ward inpatients as required and will also have responsibility for auditing the medical services rendered at the ward and ensuring their good quality in accordance to GMC standards of good medical practice and other relevant professional guidelines. Cygnet Manor is our 20 bed service for men based in Shirebrook, Nottinghamshire and Cygnet views is our 10 bed service for women in Matlock, Derbyshire This is a full-time position with 0.2 WTE as Medical Director and 0.8 WTE as Consultant Psychiatrist. In this role, your expertise will be the driving force for life-changing treatment fully supported by a Specialty Doctor and first-class multidisciplinary team including qualified nurses, psychologist and occupational therapist. At Cygnet, you'll enjoy excellent professional development, shopping, travel and leisure discounts - as well as a range of healthcare and financial benefits - to support you to be happy both in and out of work. Apply now to enjoy excellent career prospects while reaping the rewards of making a difference to others - every day. Main duties and Responsibilities As a Medical Director you will: Ensure optimal clinical outcomes for the people in our care Lead on all aspects of clinical practice & serve as an example of operational excellence Provide leadership for medical staff on both professional and managerial issues whilst monitoring their performance Supervision of all consultants and ensuring consultants are supervising SDs and ASs Provide expert knowledge & support within the service & to the wider team Ensure quality & compliance with internal & external standards & regulations Work with colleagues to provide integrated, whole person treatment & care Coach, mentor & train colleagues Ensure regular communication and meetings with medical staff Assist in recruitment and retention of medical staff to provide a high quality clinical service Ensure that medical staff are involved in hospital clinical governance Work in conjunction with hospital managers to lead on the successful implementation of CQC outcomes for 4, 7 and 9 Chair medical advisory committee meetings and attend Cygnet Medical Directors meetings Liaise with Responsible Officer and Regional Medical Director in respect of concerns about fitness to practice issues for medical staff As a Consultant Psychiatrist you will: Lead on the provision of high quality care to the service users admitted to insert service Act as a positive role model, maintaining and demonstrating a positive attitude towards patients, their families, visitors and other staff. Take overall responsibility for patient treatment plans in conjunction with the multi-disciplinary team Assess referrals & undertake mental state examinations of service users Undertake appropriate investigations, diagnosis & treatment Conduct ward rounds, patient reviews & clinical audits Lead the implementation of risk assessment, risk management & embed clinical governance within the service Supervise reports for Mental Health Act tribunals & managers' hearings & attend hearings Liaise with the Ministry of Justice for transfer of patients and approval of leave as required Good maintenance of patient records To ensure and maintain regular communications with the Site Medical Director and Hospital Manager To communicate effectively through regular contact with patients, relatives, staff, directors, and any other concerned bodies; maintaining appropriate reports. Attend and contribute to academic meetings and adhere to the professional standards for CPD as set out by the GMC, the Department of Health and the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Contribute to insert frequency Telephone On call rota Why Cygnet? We'll offer you Generous annual leave entitlement that increases with length of service 5 days study leave, study budget and in-house CPD/ peer group programme Company paid Life Assurance scheme covering 3x salary Contributory pension scheme Research opportunities to include publishing in The Cygnet Journal (Cygnet's co-produced peer review journal) and joining the Cygnet Research & Development Group Teaching opportunities including teaching medical students, teaching on the Cygnet CESR programme and Cygnet MRCPsych programme Opportunity to lead and participate in QI & Audit initiatives Company Funded Cash plan with the ability to claim up to £1000 per annum worth of benefits including free Physiotherapy, Osteopaths, Optical, dental, consultations, scans and free prescriptions Gym Discounts across the UK as well as free online fitness classes with ClassPass, Nutritional Programmes and Fitness Consultations Discount schemes including Reward Gateway, NHS Discount and Blue Lights Card Free meals, on-site parking and EAP support Smart Health Toolkit, including 24 hour GP service with the option of prescription delivery to your local pharmacy Electric Car Scheme We are looking for someone who is Fully GMC registered & MBBS (or equivalent) qualified Registered on the specialist register (CCT/CESR), Section 12 and AC StatusExperienced & knowledgeable in Learning Disability PsychiatryKnowledgeable of the Mental Health Act and Code of Practice, along with the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and Code of CapacityA first-rate communicator who can interview, assess & treat patients & write clear, comprehensive medical notesCommitted to continued professional developmentExperience in leadership & management Able to work as part of a multi-disc
RSR are currently recruiting for experienced Investigation Support Officer for a full-time, long-term contract we have available with a Police Force, based in Colchester, Essex The role is paying 15.08p per hour (PAYE) Main purpose of the role: Undertake and assist in investigations taking on key roles within each investigation such as: researching; gathering and obtaining evidence; gathering and recording intelligence; liaising with Children Social Care; undertaking joint investigative actions with statutory partners; and attending child protection case conferences by a variety of means. Main responsibilities: Interview witnesses and victims of crime, assisting in regard to suspect interviews, taking high quality, accurate statements for inclusion into case files and undertaking assessment of the veracity of statements and the potential reliability of witnesses in Court in order to ensure evidence is correctly captured and recorded to support investigations. Coordinate and manage the seizure and viewing of CCTV, viewing material, analysing information, and recording elements in comprehensive reports of evidential and intelligence value; coordinate house to house enquiries in order to support investigations and provide evidence in person at court as required. Support and liaise with victims and witnesses of crime, providing information and updates in relation to case progress and signposting them to the appropriate person, in order to ensure that they receive appropriate support and also to assist in progressing investigations. Maintain an knowledge of relevant legislation and force policy, for example criminal law, PACE, CPIA and RIPA, in order to ensure investigations and documentation is of the highest standard. Experience: Post holder will be required to travel and therefore a full clean UK driving licence is essential. Post holder is required to be ABE (Achieving Best Evidence) trained. Post holder will have PIP2 and SOTO (Sexual Offence Trained Officer) qualifications. Post holder will have recent experience of safeguarding vulnerable persons, in order to undertake such actions during the investigations Post holder will have recent experience of criminal investigations, conducting interviews and taking statements in investigative process, with both adults and children. If you would like to be considered for this position and have the relevant experience, then please apply now!
Oct 04, 2025
Contractor
RSR are currently recruiting for experienced Investigation Support Officer for a full-time, long-term contract we have available with a Police Force, based in Colchester, Essex The role is paying 15.08p per hour (PAYE) Main purpose of the role: Undertake and assist in investigations taking on key roles within each investigation such as: researching; gathering and obtaining evidence; gathering and recording intelligence; liaising with Children Social Care; undertaking joint investigative actions with statutory partners; and attending child protection case conferences by a variety of means. Main responsibilities: Interview witnesses and victims of crime, assisting in regard to suspect interviews, taking high quality, accurate statements for inclusion into case files and undertaking assessment of the veracity of statements and the potential reliability of witnesses in Court in order to ensure evidence is correctly captured and recorded to support investigations. Coordinate and manage the seizure and viewing of CCTV, viewing material, analysing information, and recording elements in comprehensive reports of evidential and intelligence value; coordinate house to house enquiries in order to support investigations and provide evidence in person at court as required. Support and liaise with victims and witnesses of crime, providing information and updates in relation to case progress and signposting them to the appropriate person, in order to ensure that they receive appropriate support and also to assist in progressing investigations. Maintain an knowledge of relevant legislation and force policy, for example criminal law, PACE, CPIA and RIPA, in order to ensure investigations and documentation is of the highest standard. Experience: Post holder will be required to travel and therefore a full clean UK driving licence is essential. Post holder is required to be ABE (Achieving Best Evidence) trained. Post holder will have PIP2 and SOTO (Sexual Offence Trained Officer) qualifications. Post holder will have recent experience of safeguarding vulnerable persons, in order to undertake such actions during the investigations Post holder will have recent experience of criminal investigations, conducting interviews and taking statements in investigative process, with both adults and children. If you would like to be considered for this position and have the relevant experience, then please apply now!
Trading Standards Officer Location: 2 Alice Square, Birkenhead, CH412YA Start Date: ASAP Contract Duration: 2+ Months Working Hours: Mon Fri, 09 00, 37 Hours per week Pay rate: £ 32.10 per hour Job Ref: OR12530 Responsibilities Carry out criminal compliance enforcement activities across regulatory service functions. Conduct inspections, surveys, and investigations into complex breaches of trading standards legislation. Identify legal contraventions and execute appropriate enforcement activity based on assessed risk. Undertake and supervise complex projects with various stakeholders to ensure business compliance with trading standards legislation. Prepare reports, conduct interviews, and provide evidence in court when necessary. Enforce relevant legislation using a range of enforcement powers, from informal education to formal legal proceedings. Participate in project teams for local and national health promotion initiatives. Monitor performance and quality standards to ensure compliance with policies and procedures. Research and develop policies and procedures to help achieve trading standards objectives. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of government initiatives, legislation changes, and good practices. Collaborate with other council departments and external bodies to address issues requiring intervention. Ensure accurate management reports and statistics are produced and verified. Supervise, train, and mentor less experienced colleagues, providing specialist advice and guidance. Respond to complaints and inquiries from various stakeholders, including Councillors and MPs. Provide presentations and training to council staff and external agencies. Negotiate with business owners and handle situations with personal and political pressure. Contribute to the establishment of fees and costs for trading standards operations. Assist in interpreting and implementing new legislation and government guidance. Contribute to broader service strategy and ensure effective translation into service plans. Identify ways to improve service operations, performance, and efficiency. Ensure security and maintenance of equipment, evidence, information, and data management. Develop and maintain a lead officer role in specific aspects of trading standards work. Represent the service at meetings and participate in regional initiatives and projects. Provide guidance and support to colleagues dealing with complex cases. Attend case conferences, council meetings, and court representing the council. Person Specification Professional CTSI Trading Standards qualification or equivalent, plus a university degree. Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to influence behavior. Knowledge of current and proposed trading standards legislation and statutory guidance. Ability to work with minimal supervision and high accuracy. Knowledge of enforcement procedures and PACE. Ability to prepare reports, conduct interviews, and collate case files for legal services. Effective time management skills. Awareness and understanding of equality issues. Computer literacy. Ability to communicate effectively at all levels. Willingness to work out of office hours to meet service needs. Experience in working in a large urban authority or private sector organization. Experience in a trading standards service and investigating consumer complaints. Experience in providing business advice to the public and commercial undertakings. DISCLAIMER: By applying for this vacancy, you consent to your personal information being shared with our client and any relevant third parties we engage with, for the purpose of assessing your suitability for the role. You acknowledge that it is your responsibility to inform i-Jobs in advance if there are any specific organisations or hirers to whom you do not wish your details to be disclosed.
Oct 02, 2025
Contractor
Trading Standards Officer Location: 2 Alice Square, Birkenhead, CH412YA Start Date: ASAP Contract Duration: 2+ Months Working Hours: Mon Fri, 09 00, 37 Hours per week Pay rate: £ 32.10 per hour Job Ref: OR12530 Responsibilities Carry out criminal compliance enforcement activities across regulatory service functions. Conduct inspections, surveys, and investigations into complex breaches of trading standards legislation. Identify legal contraventions and execute appropriate enforcement activity based on assessed risk. Undertake and supervise complex projects with various stakeholders to ensure business compliance with trading standards legislation. Prepare reports, conduct interviews, and provide evidence in court when necessary. Enforce relevant legislation using a range of enforcement powers, from informal education to formal legal proceedings. Participate in project teams for local and national health promotion initiatives. Monitor performance and quality standards to ensure compliance with policies and procedures. Research and develop policies and procedures to help achieve trading standards objectives. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of government initiatives, legislation changes, and good practices. Collaborate with other council departments and external bodies to address issues requiring intervention. Ensure accurate management reports and statistics are produced and verified. Supervise, train, and mentor less experienced colleagues, providing specialist advice and guidance. Respond to complaints and inquiries from various stakeholders, including Councillors and MPs. Provide presentations and training to council staff and external agencies. Negotiate with business owners and handle situations with personal and political pressure. Contribute to the establishment of fees and costs for trading standards operations. Assist in interpreting and implementing new legislation and government guidance. Contribute to broader service strategy and ensure effective translation into service plans. Identify ways to improve service operations, performance, and efficiency. Ensure security and maintenance of equipment, evidence, information, and data management. Develop and maintain a lead officer role in specific aspects of trading standards work. Represent the service at meetings and participate in regional initiatives and projects. Provide guidance and support to colleagues dealing with complex cases. Attend case conferences, council meetings, and court representing the council. Person Specification Professional CTSI Trading Standards qualification or equivalent, plus a university degree. Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to influence behavior. Knowledge of current and proposed trading standards legislation and statutory guidance. Ability to work with minimal supervision and high accuracy. Knowledge of enforcement procedures and PACE. Ability to prepare reports, conduct interviews, and collate case files for legal services. Effective time management skills. Awareness and understanding of equality issues. Computer literacy. Ability to communicate effectively at all levels. Willingness to work out of office hours to meet service needs. Experience in working in a large urban authority or private sector organization. Experience in a trading standards service and investigating consumer complaints. Experience in providing business advice to the public and commercial undertakings. DISCLAIMER: By applying for this vacancy, you consent to your personal information being shared with our client and any relevant third parties we engage with, for the purpose of assessing your suitability for the role. You acknowledge that it is your responsibility to inform i-Jobs in advance if there are any specific organisations or hirers to whom you do not wish your details to be disclosed.
