Band 5: £29,970 to £36,483 a year per annum, pro rata
PERMANENT
ALCOHOL CASELOAD CRIMINAL JUSTICE HIV MULTI-DISCIPLINARY NHS
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Meaningful Impact, As a Recovery Coordinator, you have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of individuals and their families by helping them navigate their recovery journey.
Comprehensive Support, You will be providing a range of interventions and support services, allowing you to develop a well-rounded skillset in drug and alcohol treatment.
Evidence-Based Practice, The role requires you to work in accordance with current policies and evidence-based practices, ensuring that your work is effective and relevant.
Professional Development, Regular supervision and annual appraisals allow for continuous personal growth and professional development within your field.
Collaboration, You'll work closely with a wide range of multi-disciplinary services, enhancing your networking skills and teamwork capabilities.
Empowerment Focus, The emphasis on recovery and empowerment in your work fosters a positive and motivating environment for both you and the service users.
Job Satisfaction, Supporting individuals in overcoming addiction challenges and improving their quality of life brings significant job satisfaction and fulfillment.
The Recovery Coordinator role at Inclusion in Cannock focuses on providing comprehensive support to individuals dealing with drug use and their families, operating within the STaRS framework. The position involves managing a caseload of service users, delivering various interventions throughout their recovery journey while ensuring that all actions are evidence-based and compliant with current policies and legislation.
Key responsibilities include providing harm reduction advice, maintaining accurate records, and fostering connections with multi-disciplinary services. The Recovery Coordinator will also participate in regular supervision and annual appraisals, contributing to both internal and external evaluations while adhering to the standards set by the Drug Action Team. This role is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals in need of support.
Key responsibilities include providing harm reduction advice, maintaining accurate records, and fostering connections with multi-disciplinary services. The Recovery Coordinator will also participate in regular supervision and annual appraisals, contributing to both internal and external evaluations while adhering to the standards set by the Drug Action Team. This role is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals in need of support.
Meaningful Impact, As a Recovery Coordinator, you have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of individuals and their families by helping them navigate their recovery journey.
Comprehensive Support, You will be providing a range of interventions and support services, allowing you to develop a well-rounded skillset in drug and alcohol treatment.
Evidence-Based Practice, The role requires you to work in accordance with current policies and evidence-based practices, ensuring that your work is effective and relevant.
Professional Development, Regular supervision and annual appraisals allow for continuous personal growth and professional development within your field.
Collaboration, You'll work closely with a wide range of multi-disciplinary services, enhancing your networking skills and teamwork capabilities.
Empowerment Focus, The emphasis on recovery and empowerment in your work fosters a positive and motivating environment for both you and the service users.
Job Satisfaction, Supporting individuals in overcoming addiction challenges and improving their quality of life brings significant job satisfaction and fulfillment.
Are you passionate about creating positive change and empowering individuals to achieve a better quality of life?
We're looking for a dedicated and experienced Recovery Coordinator to join our team. In this role, you'll deliver a comprehensive Tier 2/3 service, supporting individuals struggling with drug use as well as their families and friends. This position operates within the framework of STaRS (Staffordshire Trent and Recovery System), providing meaningful and impactful support to those in need.
If you're ready to bring your expertise and commitment to this rewarding opportunity, we'd love to hear from you!
- Provision of drug & alcohol treatment to Service Users within the locality.
- Holding a caseload of service users and being responsible for offering a range of interventions to those individuals.
- Supporting service users through their treatment journey from beginning to end
- Embracing the concept of recovery and demonstrating this in your clinical work
- Ensuring that your work is evidence based, up to date and in accordance with current policy and legislation.
- Keeping up to date and accurate records and documentation.
About us
Please see the Job Description and Person Specification for further details, a summary is below:
- Provide harm reduction advice, information, and support with an emphasis on safer drug use, safer sex, HIV, Hepatitis A, B and C and other blood borne infections
- Be responsible for maintaining a full case load of complex clients as the key worker.
- To develop and sustain links with multi-disciplinary services including statutory and non-statutory providers of Tier 2,3,4 drug services, criminal justice services and providers of wrap around services.
- To keep up to date records and information for the purpose of internal and external evaluation.
- To provide information and statistics consistent with the Drug Action Team (DAT) and Inclusions requirements.
- To participate in regular supervision.
- To take part in annual appraisal and review based on the NHS knowledge and Skills Framework (KSF)
- To attend relevant internal and external meetings.
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