RECOVERY COORDINATOR - NON-OPIATE | CROYDON

Croydon

Recovery Coordinator - Non-Opiate

3-month temporary contract

Full-time | Monday-Friday

• Less than 12 months: £16-£18 per hour (Umbrella)
• 1-3 years: £18-£20 per hour (Umbrella)
• 3+ years: Up to £22 per hour (Umbrella)
  
  We're currently recruiting for an experienced Recovery Coordinator to join a busy substance misuse service in Croydon, supporting individuals whose treatment needs are focused around non-opiate substance use.
  
  Key responsibilities:
• Managing an allocated caseload of service users
• Completing screening, assessments and recovery plans
• Providing structured 1-to-1 key work and psychosocial interventions
• Supporting individuals with non-opiate substance use and related needs
• Providing harm reduction, health education and relapse prevention support
• Completing risk assessments and safeguarding
• Coordinating onward referrals and wider support packages
• Working with health, mental health, criminal justice and community services
• Supporting service users to build recovery capital and achieve sustainable outcomes
• Maintaining accurate case records and treatment documentation
  
  We're looking for: Previous experience within substance misuse / drug and alcohol services
  
  Direct experience supporting people with non-opiate substance use
  
  Experience with assessments, recovery planning and risk management
  
  Strong key-working and motivational interviewing skills
  
  Knowledge of harm reduction and recovery-focused practice
  
  Excellent communication and multi-agency working skills
  
  A non-judgemental and person-centred approach
  
  CGL or specialist substance misuse experience would be highly desirable.

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