This is a rewarding opportunity to join a dedicated Adult Social Care team where your judgement, communication skills, and empathy will make a real difference every day. As a Health and Social Care Officer, you’ll support vulnerable adults at the point they first access services, helping to ensure the right support is provided at the right time, within a supportive and flexible working environment.
Capacity to evaluate urgency and risk with minimal information, demonstrating assurance in raising issues as needed and applying good judgment in directing referrals to the appropriate service or team.
Outstanding verbal and written communication skills with the capacity to pose sensitive and pertinent questions; employing active listening and empathy while interacting with vulnerable individuals.
Health and wellness advantages, such as access to our Employee Assistance Program.
Availability of a substantial, clearly outlined pension plan providing 17.9%.
Intelligent Working – to enhance your work-life equilibrium.
As a Health and Social Care Officer (HSCO), you’ll be at the heart of Nottingham City’s Adult Social Care service — the first point of contact for many people reaching out for help. It’s a busy and varied role, where you’ll assess incoming referrals, gather key information, and guide both members of the public and professionals towards the right support.
HSCOs support the provision of a timely and effective referral service for at-risk adults, often facing complex issues or challenging and uncertain circumstances. Candidates must possess a strong awareness of the different services that can address an individual’s needs, whether through preventive support or contracted services. Explore our website for further job listings. Explore our website for further job vacancies.

