Due to our continued growth, we are currently looking for an Associate Case Manager based in the South East of England to join COTA Case Management.
Why join COTA?
We provide client-centred solutions following complex orthopaedic trauma and amputation. As the only case management company in the UK that specialises in amputations, we offer a unique and specialist service for our clients and their loved ones.
Working across the UK, our team of expert case managers are dedicated to supporting our clients through what can be an incredibly traumatic time. At COTA, we understand not only the importance of rehabilitation but also how powerful it can be when motivating individuals during their recovery. As a result, we are passionate about creating tailored recovery and rehab plans supported by specialist multidisciplinary teams (MDT) for our clients and those closest to them.
By utilising a personalised and tailored approach, we find clients and their loved ones truly appreciate the care and dedication we put into our case management services. With our truly specialist expertise, we can guide and advise clients like no other team of case managers, making COTA extremely special.
If you’re passionate about delivering the best possible service to individuals who have suffered a serious injury that has resulted in amputation, then we would love to hear more from you. You will be joining a thriving team that supports each other to ensure clients receive an outstanding case management service.
The Role
As an Associate Case Manager, you will be supporting the delivery of our case management services throughout the southeast of England. As part of this, the ideal candidate will need to be able to travel across key areas, including:
- Berkshire
- Buckinghamshire
- East Sussex
- Hampshire
- Isle of Wight
- Kent
- Oxfordshire
- Surrey
- West Sussex.
A successful individual must have at least three years experience working as a case manager and be a registered HCPC/NMC health professional. Clinical experience of working with individuals who have suffered limb loss and complex orthopaedic injuries is also crucial. Key responsibilities and requirements will include:
- Assess client needs and develop tailored case management plans.
- Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, ensuring effective rehabilitation pathways.
- Liaise with medical, legal, and social care professionals.
- Provide ongoing support and advocacy for clients.
- Travel across the Southeast to conduct assessments and attend case conferences.
- Strong communication, organisation, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work independently and manage a varied caseload.
Salary can be negotiated and will be competitive and a reflection of your experience and suitability for the role.
Benefits
- Competitive hourly rate and flexible working arrangements.
- Exceptional supervision and continuous professional development to uphold our high clinical standards, which we pride ourselves on as a business.
- Self-employed hours as an associate member of our team.
- Independence in your work, with the support of a friendly and committed team of professionals.
If you’d like to apply, please send your CV and a cover letter outlining your experience and suitability for the role to recruitment@cota-cm.com. If you’d like to keep up to date with the latest developments at COTA, please follow us on LinkedIn.