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Case Manager Assistant
Marcia Gregory is an experienced health and social care professional with over two decades of experience supporting individuals with complex physical, neurological, cognitive, and learning disabilities.
Throughout her career, she has worked across community, rehabilitation, and case management settings, developing a comprehensive understanding of person-centred care, clinical governance, safeguarding, and multidisciplinary working.
Her practice is focused on promoting independence, improving quality of life, and achieving positive outcomes for clients with complex needs.
Marcia’s clinical experience includes supporting adults and children with acquired brain injuries, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, long-term neurological conditions, physical disabilities, and complex care requirements.
She has extensive experience providing personal care, medication support, enteral feeding via Mic-Key button, seizure management, mobility assistance, and rehabilitation support. She is skilled in delivering care that maintains dignity, promotes wellbeing, and maximises independence while ensuring safe and effective clinical practice.
As an Assistant Case Manager Marcia has further developed her skills in care coordination, risk management, clinical documentation, quality assurance, and service development. In addition to working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, contributing to the development and implementation of rehabilitation programmes, Marcia has monitored client progress, facilitated therapeutic interventions, and ensured that care plans remained responsive to changing needs and rehabilitation goals. She has experience preparing and reviewing risk assessments, investigating incidents and complaints, monitoring performance, and working alongside Case Managers to achieve client-centred outcomes.
Marcia is committed to delivering safe, effective, and compassionate care while supporting clients, families, and professionals to achieve the best possible rehabilitation and quality of life outcomes.
Age Groups
Adults and Children
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Locations
Case Manager Assistant
Marcia Gregory is an experienced health and social care professional with over two decades of experience supporting individuals with complex physical, neurological, cognitive, and learning disabilities.
Throughout her career, she has worked across community, rehabilitation, and case management settings, developing a comprehensive understanding of person-centred care, clinical governance, safeguarding, and multidisciplinary working.
Her practice is focused on promoting independence, improving quality of life, and achieving positive outcomes for clients with complex needs.
Marcia’s clinical experience includes supporting adults and children with acquired brain injuries, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, long-term neurological conditions, physical disabilities, and complex care requirements.
She has extensive experience providing personal care, medication support, enteral feeding via Mic-Key button, seizure management, mobility assistance, and rehabilitation support. She is skilled in delivering care that maintains dignity, promotes wellbeing, and maximises independence while ensuring safe and effective clinical practice.
As an Assistant Case Manager Marcia has further developed her skills in care coordination, risk management, clinical documentation, quality assurance, and service development. In addition to working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, contributing to the development and implementation of rehabilitation programmes, Marcia has monitored client progress, facilitated therapeutic interventions, and ensured that care plans remained responsive to changing needs and rehabilitation goals. She has experience preparing and reviewing risk assessments, investigating incidents and complaints, monitoring performance, and working alongside Case Managers to achieve client-centred outcomes.
Marcia is committed to delivering safe, effective, and compassionate care while supporting clients, families, and professionals to achieve the best possible rehabilitation and quality of life outcomes.
Age Groups
Adults and Children