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Lead practitioner - Child Protection - West Midlands

Liquid Personnel
West midlands Posted Sep 29, 2026
Full-time

About this role

Lead practitioner - Child Protection - West Midlands

Liquid personnel are currently recruiting for a Lead practitioner to join a multi-agency child protection team on a permanent basis in the west midlands.

If you are looking to take the next step in your career, then this could be the perfect role for you.

Main duties

As a Lead Practitioner you will be the example of good practice within the team, you will provide consultation, oversight and supervision across the team. Your main duties will include:

  • Take the lead in CP and strategy meetings

  • Have oversight of s.47 enquiries and child protection plans

  • Lead CP conferences

  • Lead reflective and group supervision with the team

Benefits of the role

You will be joining an Ofsted rated ‘GOOD’ authority going through a period of change allowing you to make your own mark on the orle and offer plenty of opportunity to develop within the authority. Key benefits of the role include:

  • Annual salary of £48,000 – £50,500 inclusive of retention bonus

  • Generous annual leave and local government pension contributions

  • Stable and supportive senior management

  • Fantastic CPD and career development opportunities

Key requirements

If you are a qualified social worker with a minimum of 4 years post qualified experience within children and family services, then we want to hear from you. To be considered for this role you must be:

  • Registered with SWE

  • Experienced working within children and family services as a social worker

  • Eligible to work in the UK

  • A UK driving licence holder

If you are interested in this role then please apply and we can discuss the role in more detail.

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