1 to 2 of 2 Part-Time Social Skills Jobs in Scotland with Remote Work Options

and management of deliverables. Support and training will be given throughout to allow you to develop and grow in the role as required. Required skills: Minimum 7 years experience in Systems Engineering (requirements development and traceability, system architecture and design, CONOPS, V&V processes) with experience of developing designs … to interface comfortably with external clients, understand the voice of the customer and relay internally to sales and engineering teams. Outgoing personality with strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to communicate at all levels in both verbal and written communication. Willing to mentor other engineers and manage technical development in … the company. Willing to travel abroad to support on-site client demonstrations, integrating and testing SeeByte software. Enthusiasm to learn new skills and technology. The successful applicant must be comfortable with software engineering principles. Experience in one or several of the following areas is also desirable however not essential more »

additional community link workers to deliver person centred individual support to people in contact with a G.P. practice team who may be experiencing complex social circumstances that are having a negative impact on their health and wellbeing. You will support people to help them identify personal outcomes and priorities … right person for the job? Previous experience of working with people in demanding situations would be desirable An understanding of mental health issues Good communication skills Builds rapport easily Able to work independently in a proactive manner Able to sustain contact with individuals to encourage and motivate them Confident … in working closely with clinical staff, G.P.'s, practice staff and community agencies. Able to maintain accurate records Basic IT skills, working knowledge of office 365 desirable A full driving license and access to a vehicle for work purposes What will your role as a Community Link Worker look more »