3 brokerage officer jobs found

Role Overview The role will focus on arranging placements and care packages for adults within agreed timeframes, budgets, and quality standards. This includes residential and nursing placements, domiciliary care, supported living, daytime support, and complex or specialist packages, including hospital discharge placements. Key Responsibilities * Brokerage and placement of services in line with care and support plans * Liaison with providers to source suitable placements and manage availability * Negotiation of placement costs and monitoring value for money * Use of Controcc and LAS to record, manage, and monitor placements * Supporting hospital discharges and urgent placements * Monitoring placements against contractual and quality requirements Referral Reward OnRecruit is offering £250 for every successful candidate referral. If you know someone suitable for this role, refer them and receive a reward for each successful placement. How to Apply If you are...

Brokerage Officer – Children & Adults Services Pay Rate: £16.35 per hour Hours: 37 hours per week Work Pattern: Hybrid – minimum of two days per month in the office, with flexibility required to attend more frequently depending on service needs. Role Overview We are seeking a skilled and motivated Brokerage Officer to source, negotiate and coordinate care and support arrangements for children and adults. You will work closely with social workers, providers, families and commissioning teams to ensure high-quality, cost-effective placements that meet individual needs and outcomes. This role plays a critical part in supporting vulnerable children and adults by ensuring appropriate placements, safeguarding, and compliance with legislation. Key Responsibilities Receive and manage referrals for care and support packages Source appropriate placements and negotiate best value with providers Liaise with families, service users, social workers and providers throughout the...

The post-holder will be part of the Commissioning Team and work closely with Service Managers, Senior Practitioners and Care Managers to source, arrange and amend packages of care, placements in residential and nursing homes and supported living services. This may involve regularly dealing with complex and/or contentious issues. The Brokerage Officer will act following the policies and procedures set out for the Brokerage Team to ensure that appropriate standards are met and value for money achieved in the procurement and delivery of services. The Brokerage officer will ensure all placements are facilitated within the councils Standing Orders * Carrying out a placement brokerage role within an adult services context e.g older people, learning disabilities and mental health services. * To work within the Commissioning Team to contribute effectively to market management initiatives. * To work effectively with the Information and Assessment Team, Care Management Teams, Hospital...