We have an exciting opportunity to join the Alternative Education Service as a Medical Needs Co-ordinator supporting children and young people by commissioning high quality education for children who would otherwise not receive a full-time education.
The Medical Needs Service has responsibility for discharging the Local Authority's duties under Section 19 of the Children's Act and will work with pupils who are mostly on a school roll.
NCC Children's Services has a statutory duty to provide educational support to children unable to attend school for significant periods of time where they have been signed off school by a medical professional. In this post, you will have specific responsibility for supporting students who have Medical Needs that prevent them from accessing education.
You will have the opportunity to work alongside the manager as policies and procedures are embedded to ensure the Local Authority is meeting its statutory duties for both educational provision and the welfare of these pupils.
Your role will involve working across different teams when advocating for pupils' needs, and effective communication skills to develop existing relationships and partnerships will be an integral part of the role.
If you wish to discuss this post in more detail please contact Annette Walker, Alternative Education Service Manager.
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