Kobra Ramazani

An Advanced Child Protection Practitioner with excellent communication and multidisciplinary teamwork skills developed throughout my career, a keen ability to learn and competency with risk assessments and intervention planning developed through placement practice environments. Demonstrated ability to work effectively autonomously and as member of team. Demonstrated understanding of evidence based practice, social work theory and its relevance to practice. Excited to continue to develop professionally within Child Protection that supports my strong desire to promote recovery and resilience in children and families who have faced adversity. Highly skilled in responding to reports of child abuse or neglect. Approaches cases with calm and objective eye with well-being of all parties in mind. Works cooperatively with law enforcement, court officials and educators to promote welfare of child.

• Eligibility for membership to Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW)
• Police Check
• Working with Children Check (Current)
• Full Victorian Drivers Licence (Current)

• Department of Health and Human Services, Child Protection - Case Management Team 2, July-Oct 18, 500, Risk assessments and intervention planning within the team, Secondary worker to home visits, including note taking and recording appropriate case notes of visits on CRIS, Secondary worker to care team and professional meetings and minute taking and recording, Preparation of referrals to services such as Child First, Working collaboratively with families, community services and other professionals to develop and implement effective plans for children, Preparation of Case Plans, Supervising contact between children and parents, Appropriate recording of case notes, Liaison with other Department staff and families, Attended and participated in reflective practice sessions
• CAMHS and JIGSAW Barwon Health, Paediatric & Adolescent Support Service & Case Management teams, Feb-July 17, 500, Assistance with Outreach case management of those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and home care packaged clients, Attended home visits and conducted risk assessments, Intake assessments, Assisting clients to obtain private rental and linking to community supports when necessary, Documented all actions, interactions and patient responses as well as treatments observed and successes achieved, Treated all patients with respect, taking into account their beliefs and cultural background, Cooperated and communicated effectively with physicians to ensure client satisfaction and compliance with set standards, Worked collaboratively with medical professionals regarding patient care, Referred clients to appropriate team members, community agencies and organisations to meet treatment needs, Served as an interpreter when interpreting was required by the clinicians

• Theresa Slater, Team manager, Department of Families, Fairness and Housing, Theresa.slater@dffh.vic.gov.au, Phone number: 0436 017 227
• Peta Mckay, Team manager, Department of Families, Fairness and Housing, Peta.mckay@dffh.vic.gov.au, Phone number: 0437 509 645