Dual Diagnosis Recovery Worker Band 5

☞ Belmont Recruitment

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Update day: 07-05-2024

Location: Enfield South East

Category: Administrative / Clerical / Assistant

Industry: Medical Practice

Position: Entry level

Job type: Full-time

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Belmont Recruitment are currently in search of a Dual Diagnosis Recovery Worker Band 5 to join the Substance Misuse Service based out of Enfield in London. The role is Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm, however there is scope for flexibility so applicants who cannot work full time are still encouraged to apply, this is initially on an ongoing locum however this will most likely be made permanent.

The post holders will hold a relevant qualification and will have experience of working within a community drug & alcohol service and opiate substitute prescribing. This role works as a member of a multidisciplinary disciplinary specialist drug team, providing information, advice, assessment, caseload management, recovery and harm reduction and brief intervention services to drug & alcohol users. The role will work across the treatment pathways to provide a range of interventions including duty cover, substitute prescribing, 1:1 keywork sessions, facilitation of groups, community care and GPSC and satellite services.

The pay rate for this locum role is between £21.00 - £23.00 per hour dependant on experience, however this is open for negotiation for someone with years of experience.

Company Benefits
  • Ongoing training
  • Great development opportunities
  • 24/7 Assistance
  • Block Bookings Months in advance
Why register?
  • Free DBS Check
  • Weekly payroll
  • Free Mandatory Online Training Modules
  • Uniform provided
  • Dedicated consultant
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This Dual Diagnosis Recovery Worker (Band 5) role is being advertised by James O’Kane; if you are interested in this position please click above to apply now
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Deadline: 21-06-2024

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