Scheduling Officer
As a Scheduling Officer you will be expected to support the delivery of Assisted Living Services (ALS) to children & adults with physical disabilities and older persons team to ensure that a quality person-cantered continuous service is delivered. This will be achieved through close collaboration with the ALS teams and other IWA colleagues and by effective communication with staff and service users.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
Manage incoming calls to the service
Create and maintain effective staff rosters to ensure continuous service delivery
Provide staffing for absences caused by training, sick leave, annual leave and long-term leave
Maintain absence management/other relevant records on all ALS systems, providing regular reports to line manager.
Maintain regular contact with service users and ALS staff regarding day to day changes or as directed.
Assisting the ALS Co-Ordinator’s to enhance the supports to PA’s (recruitment, induction, shadowing/introduction, probation, supervised practice, peer support meetings)
Understand and adhere to established IWA policies and procedures
To seek and implement continuous improvement opportunities to maximise service and efficiencies, and to support the ALS team with systems implementation and development
To develop and maintain excellent working relationships with regional ALS colleagues
To participate in and lead out on ALS project initiatives in consultation with ALS management
To operate at all times in a flexible and efficient manner
PERSON SPECIFICATION
Training, Experience and Qualifications
Minimum qualification required at Level 6 or higher such as QQI Supervisory Management Skills; BA in Social Care, Allied Health, Community Development, Disability, Business Management.
Experience in scheduling/rostering of complex processes highly desirable
Excellent IT skills essential in particular Database systems, Scheduling/Rostering Software, CRM systems and other database application
Office and Customer Management as well as Supervisory experience is desirable
Knowledge and Skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Strong planning and organisational skills; ability to prioritise various commitments
Solution focused and excellent problem-solving skills
An ability to analyse, interpret and present information
Strong attention to detail
Fluent English speaker
Behaviours
An ability to build strong relationships
A team-based, consultative and highly flexible approach
Strong customer service focus
Be of good character
Ability to work in a pressurised environment
Display of high degrees of flexibility with an ability to quickly adapt to change
Competencies
Communicating and Influencing
Motivating and Empowering
Planning and Organising
Quality and Customer Focus
Critical Analysis and Decision Making
Remuneration & Benefits
Salary between €29,821 to €45,558 (DOE)
Excellent working conditions
A commitment to the ongoing training and development of all employees
25 days annual leave
Access to PRSA Pension and group VHI & HSF Health Cash Plans
Employee Assistance Service
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