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Liquidpersonnel

Senior Practitioner Family Safeguarding

Hertfordshire

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Seniority
Senior
Stated salary
£44,428 per year
Work mode
Remote-friendly
First seen by hirly
15 Sept 2026

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Do you thrive in a dynamic environment where innovation and collaboration drive positive outcomes? Liquid Personnel are seeking a dedicated Senior Practitioner willing to work in a motivational team across Hertfordshire.

Benefits:

Welcome Payment : £1,000 bonus.

Market Enhanced Payment : Receive up to £6,243 per annum .

Flexible Working Arrangements : Balancing collaborative workspaces with remote options.

Excellent Career Development : Regular supervision meetings, training opportunities and access to specialist L&D teams

Salary up to £44,428.

Key Duties will Include:

Within the Family Safeguarding team, you will adopt a pioneering model of social work, involving multi-disciplinary teams. As a Senior Practitioner you will use your specialist knowledge to take lead on complex cases.

Support planning and safeguarding within statutory procedures and knowledge of relevant legal obligations.

Manage an allocated caseload to provide specialist support.

Make recommendations on improvements for the overall team and service.

About You:

Frontline experience in a safeguarding team at senior level.

Social work degree and Social Work England registered (SWE).

Previous experience in leading less experienced staff.

Ready to Make a Positive Impact? For an informal chat about this role, reach out to Jessica Malvone at [email protected] or call directly at 020 3727 4823.

We are unable to support or accept applications from candidates who are residents within the Red or Amber list of the Code of practice for the international recruitment of health and social care personnel in England, based on the World Health Organisation (WHO) Workforce Support and Safeguard List.

Original posting on Liquidpersonnel's site ↗