Full-Time

Occupational Therapist

Deadline 10/25/26
Brent Council

Brent Council

1,001-5,000 employees

London borough council providing local services

Compensation Overview

£44.7k - £48k/yr

London, UK

In Person

Work is based at the Civic Centre and other locations from time to time.

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)

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Requirements
  • Be a qualified, Health and Care Professions Council-registered Occupational Therapist.
  • Have experience undertaking comprehensive occupational therapy assessments.
  • Be confident developing practical, evidence-based solutions involving equipment, moving and handling, and adaptations.
  • Undertake detailed assessments and make evidence-based recommendations.
  • Build effective relationships with children, families, and multidisciplinary professionals.
  • Manage and prioritise a varied caseload.
  • Produce clear, high-quality occupational therapy reports, care plans, and recommendations.
Responsibilities
  • Undertake specialist functional assessments considering the needs of children and their families.
  • Recommend specialist equipment, seating, and minor adaptations to support independence and safety.
  • Undertake moving and handling assessments and develop appropriate plans.
  • Contribute to major home adaptations while working with Housing colleagues, surveyors, and architects.
  • Work with families, schools, health professionals, and other agencies to achieve positive outcomes.
  • Manage a varied caseload, including children and young people with complex needs.

Brent Council is the local authority for the Brent borough in London, serving both inner and outer London with a diverse community. It provides public services such as housing, education, waste, transport, social care, planning, and culture, and it supports residents and businesses through digital platforms and council departments. The council operates a transformation agenda aimed at reshaping how services are delivered to better meet community needs and improve outcomes across the borough. Compared with other councils, Brent emphasizes its cultural and ethnic diversity, strong community engagement, and a broad, integrated approach to governance and service delivery. Its goal is to improve people’s lives in Brent by offering efficient, inclusive, and sustainable services, while fostering economic growth and a vibrant local community.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

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Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

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What believers are saying

  • Core funding rose £70.4 million for 2026/27, funding services and capital projects.
  • Brent launched its replacement Local Plan process on 30 June 2026, signaling long-term growth control.
  • The 15 September 2026 Wembley Jobs Fair brings 150-plus employers to Brent residents.

What critics are saying

  • The 25 August 2026 Civic Centre stabbing exposed serious site-security failure and reputational damage.
  • The 2026/27 budget needs £10.4 million more savings after £238 million since 2010.
  • Playground safety complaints and landlord backlash can erode trust while enforcement workloads expand.

What makes Brent Council unique

  • Brent’s borough-wide HMO licensing, confirmed 2 February 2026, covers nearly all rentals.
  • Brent controls regeneration through Wembley Housing Zone, St Raphael's, and Church End projects.
  • Brent Works links employers to residents through Wembley Jobs Fair and apprenticeship pipelines.

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Benefits

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Vacation

Employee Assistance Programme

Generous Local Government pension scheme

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