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Nominations sought for the Social Workers Registration (SWRB) Board
October 11, 2019 at 12:17 PM
From the Ministry of Social Development
Background:
The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) is a Crown agent. The purpose of the SWRB is to:
- protect the safety of members the public
- ensure social workers are competent to practise and accountable in the way they practise
- promote the benefits of registration of social workers; and
- enhance social worker professionalism.
The functions of the SWRB include:
- maintaining the Register of social workers.
- receiving and considering applications for registration as social workers
- promoting the benefits of registration
- reviewing the competence of social workers
- establishing and maintaining a code of conduct for registered social workers
- to promote and encourage high standards of practice and professional conduct among social workers and the employers of social workers; and
- promoting and setting standards for education and training in consultation with providers of social work and enhancing the professionalism of social workers.
Opportunities/Skills and Experience:
The Minister of Social Development is looking to make a total of three appointments to the SWRB; including
- two ‘other people’; and
- one registered social worker.
Please note that for this appointment the Minister is looking for candidates with:
- strong sector networks
- strong relationship and engagement skills
- a strong Māori voice
- strong understanding of Māori cultural competencies
- an understanding of social policy and the impact on the sector and profession; and
- experience with corporate finance, risk, audit and regulatory functions.
Nominations are due by 5.00pm on Friday 25 October 2019
Click here for more information including how to apply
Category: Job Vacancies