Recovery Connector Practitioner: Community Outreach & SMART Training

The Methodist Church in Britain; East Midlands; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave

Pension scheme

Season ticket loan

Occupational sick pay

Eye-care vouchers

Wellbeing talks and activities

Continuous training and career dev via

24/7 Employee Assistance Programme

Staff discounts

Job summary

Phoenix Futures is seeking a Permanent Recovery Connector Practitioner to join the Derbyshire Recovery Partnership team in the East Midlands. The role involves linking people in recovery to local groups, delivering sessions, and facilitating mutual aid activities across the Erewash and South Derbyshire area.

The position requires travel with clients to appointments, a driving licence, and commitment to long-term abstinence and better health outcomes.

Qualifications

• Excellent written and verbal communication.
• Very good IT skills, including Word and Excel.
• Building good working relationships.
• Completing strengths-based assessments and recovery plans.
• Positive, motivating and proactive approach to work.

Responsibilities

• Deliver recovery-focused interventions and sessions to clients on your caseload.
• Engage clients accessing treatment in recovery-focused sessions.
• Support clients to attend local recovery support services, activities and mutual aid meetings.
• Help deliver recovery group work in person and online, including SMART meetings.

Skills

Communication

IT skills

Relationship building

Assessments & recovery plans

Motivational approach

Job description

Phoenix Futures is seeking a Permanent Recovery Connector Practitioner to join the Derbyshire Recovery Partnership team in the East Midlands. The role involves linking people in recovery to local groups, delivering sessions, and facilitating mutual aid activities across the Erewash and South Derbyshire area.

The position requires travel with clients to appointments, a driving licence, and commitment to long-term abstinence and better health outcomes.