WMO Consultant (Household Support and Aids)
As a Wmo consultant, you investigate with residents what is needed for them to continue living independently and participating in society. The focus is on applications for household support and aids. You conduct a thorough and broad investigation and draw up a research report on what is needed. You clearly motivate the decision and write the decree for the applicant. You instruct care providers and collaboration partners to implement specific Wmo support.
You strive for results and monitor the quality of the support, adjusting the indication if necessary.
What you do
- Conduct home interviews and make home visits, gathering information and providing advice on other (social) schemes and possibilities.
- Meticulously record research findings, reports, and decisions in a client registration system.
- Weigh risks, make professional assessments, and dare to make choices.
- Maintain contacts with internal and external partners, including care organizations, general practitioners, occupational therapists, housing associations, and other network partners.
- Look for the most adequate and appropriate solution while being cost-conscious.
Profile
- First considers existing provisions, the network, or the social team.
- Empowers residents and encourages their self-reliance.
- Collaborates with access staff, the social team, fellow consultants, and network partners.
- Is critical and creative, and thinks and acts holistically.
- Is resilient, an independent discussion partner, and capable of relativizing and being flexible.
- Dares to make decisions independently but also senses when to consult with colleagues first.
What they ask
- Proven completed education at a minimum of HBO bachelor level.
- Minimum of 1 year of proven work experience in the past 5 years in the role of WMO consultant at a municipal organization.
- Proven work experience with indication setting for household support and aids.
- Proven work experience with laws and regulations regarding the WMO.
- Proven knowledge of WLZ, Health Insurance Act, and/or Protected Living.
Preferences.
- Proven completed Social Work, Social Legal Services, and/or Social Pedagogical Assistance education at a minimum of HBO bachelor level.
- Proven work experience with a client registration system.
- Proven work experience with an HHM protocol.
- Proven work experience with the target group of mildly intellectually disabled and psychiatric conditions.
- Proven knowledge of the social map of a municipal environment.
Competencies.
- Collaboration
- Motivation
- Persuasion
- Assertiveness
- Decisiveness
- Critical thinking
- Analytical ability
- Planning and organizing
- Flexibility
- Creativity (out of the box)
- Results-oriented work
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