Criminal Justice

Recovery Worker - Stourbridge

Remote

Job description

Recovery Worker - Stourbridge

Package: Competitive hourly rate, dependent on experience.

Overview: Two Recovery Workers are required to join the alcohol team within a community substance misuse service in Stourbridge, on a full-time temporary basis. Applicants must have previous alcohol-specific experience.

Responsibilities:

  • Hold and manage a caseload of service users within the alcohol team
  • Complete comprehensive assessments, risk assessments and recovery plans, reviewing them regularly
  • Deliver one to one keywork sessions and structured psychosocial interventions
  • Support service users through alcohol reduction, detox and relapse prevention
  • Liaise with health, housing, criminal justice and other partner agencies
  • Maintain accurate case records in line with service policy and KPIs

Requirements:

  • Demonstrable experience of alcohol-specific substance misuse work (essential)
  • Strong assessment, care planning and keyworking skills
  • Enhanced DBS on the Update Service (Adult and Child)
  • Oliver McGowan training certificate
  • References covering September 2024 to present, with explanations for any gaps

Apply now to be considered for this role.

Working with Archer

We have made more than 5,000 successful placements, and right now we have hundreds of people out working across the UK. Everything we do is built around the experience of the people we place. You are paid weekly, every week, without having to chase it. And we keep investing in the technology that takes the friction out of registering, sending documents and getting to your first shift, so the admin stays out of your way.

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