PSI Gambling Practitioner

Service Care Solutions Ltd; South Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 20,000; Part time

Job summary

An established charity is seeking a PSI Gambling Practitioner to support individuals on their recovery journey. This fulfilling role involves providing advice and structured interventions for clients dealing with gambling addiction. You will work closely with vulnerable populations, helping them navigate their challenges and develop recovery plans. With shorter working hours and a commitment to quality service, this position offers the chance to make a real difference in people's lives. If you are passionate about supporting others and meet the essential criteria, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Benefits

Fulfilling work

Shorter working hours without affecting pay

Qualifications

• Must hold a level 4 qualification in a relevant field.
• Experience working with vulnerable populations is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support individuals in accessing services through referrals.
• Conduct advice, screening, and assessments with clients.
• Develop recovery-oriented care plans with service users.

Skills

Experience in multidisciplinary settings

1-1 interventions

Familiarity with gambling harms

Education

Level 4 qualification in health and social care

Social work

Education

Community mental health

Job description

Service Care Solutions is collaborating with a leading Gambling Support Charity to recruit suitable candidates for their service.

This well-established charity has been supporting individuals with various addictions, including gambling addiction, for many years. They seek candidates who align with their core values: Respect, Quality, Integrity, Partnership, Empowerment, and Commitment.

As a PSI Gambling Practitioner, your role will involve providing advice and support to clients to assist them on their Recovery Journey.

Salary: £17,219 per annum (pro-rata of £28,699 per annum)
Hours: 21 hours per week

Main Responsibilities and Duties:

• Support individuals in accessing the service through referrals and triages.
• Conduct advice, screening, and assessments with individuals, families, or couples.
• Provide longer-term structured interventions.
• Develop and review recovery-oriented care plans with service users to monitor outcomes.
• Manage cases and develop integrated pathways to meet service user needs.
• Facilitate group programmes and support groups for service users, their friends, and family.

The Ideal Candidate:

Will have experience working in a multidisciplinary setting and with vulnerable populations. Experience in providing 1-1 interventions and, ideally, familiarity with gambling harms or addiction is preferred.

Essential Criteria:

Candidates must hold at least a level 4 qualification in a relevant field such as health and social care, social work, education, community, mental health, health promotion, or equivalent. Must also be capable of independent travel across the Tyne and Wear region.

Benefits:

• Fulfilling work helping individuals on their recovery journey.
• Shorter working hours without affecting pay.

Apply now by clicking the application link or sending your CV to Paul Rimmer at [e-mail].