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Locum Social Workers Bradford Children and Families Trust
Location: Bradford | Pay: £35/hour (Social Worker) | £37/hour (Advanced Practitioner)
Start: ASAP | Contract: Ongoing | Working Pattern: Hybrid
Bradford Children and Families Trust is currently recruiting Locum Social Workers and Advanced Practitioners to join a number of teams across the city, including:
Child in Care Team
Child Locality Team
Duty & Assessment Teams
These are exciting opportunities to join a forward-thinking and supportive service committed to improving outcomes for children and families in Bradford.
Key Requirements:
Qualified Social Worker with Social Work England registration
Experience in statutory childrens services
Strong skills in assessment, safeguarding, and multi-agency working
Advanced Practitioners should have proven experience managing complex cases and offering peer support
Whats on Offer:
£35 per hour for Social Workers
£37 per hour for Advanced Practitioners
Hybrid working model
Long-term contracts
Only Social Care is a specialist recruitment agency helping Qualified Social Workers find their next role across the UK. We recruit for Social Workers, Senior Practitioners, Team Managers, Service Managers, Independent Reviewing Officers, AMHPs, and other roles within Adult Services and Children and Families Social Care.
Only Social Care is committed to providing dedicated support to both our candidates and clients. Our experienced consultants offer reliable, ongoing assistance, ensuring you have a consistent point of contact throughout your placement.
We go further by actively searching for your next opportunity, so youre never left without options as one role ends. Well explore all possibilities to keep you in work and supported every step of the way.
With a strong focus on safeguarding and compliance, our dedicated team ensures a smooth, safe onboarding process, from your first conversation through to your final assignment.
To apply or hear more about our other exciting vacancies across the UK, please reach out.
