Support Time Recovery Worker

Kent PLC; Maidstone; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

Kent and Medway Mental Health NHS Trust in Maidstone is seeking a Band 3 Support Time Recovery Worker to deliver person-centred, recovery-focused support in the community.

You will work with a multidisciplinary team to help adults with mental health difficulties build independence, coping strategies and access community resources under clinical supervision.

This role also involves maintaining accurate records and contributing to personalised care plans.

Qualifications

• Experience of working with people experiencing mental health difficulties in the community.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Empathy, compassion and patience with a genuine desire to help others.
• Ability to build positive therapeutic relationships and work independently in community settings.
• Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle for business use.

Responsibilities

• Provide practical, emotional and recovery-focused support to service users in the community.
• Support individuals to achieve their personal goals and maintain their independence.
• Assist clinicians with the planning, implementation and review of personalised care plans.
• Help service users access community services, support networks, housing and wellbeing opportunities.
• Deliver psychologically informed interventions under clinical supervision.
• Promote recovery, resilience, wellbeing and self-management.
• Maintain accurate records and contribute to high-quality person-centred care.

Skills

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Empathy

IT skills

Driving licence

Education

NVQ Level 2 in Care

Level 3 qualification commitment

Job description

Join our Maidstone Community Mental Health Team as a Band 3 Support Time Recovery Worker and make a real difference to people's lives. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, you will provide person-centred, recovery-focused support to adults experiencing mental health difficulties. You will help service users build independence, develop coping strategies, access community resources and work towards their personal recovery goals. You will also have the opportunity to deliver psychologically informed interventions under the guidance of experienced Psychologists and Occupational Therapists. This is an ideal opportunity for someone who is compassionate, motivated and passionate about supporting people to live well within their communities. Main Duties of the Role

• Provide practical, emotional and recovery-focused support to service users in the community.
• Support individuals to achieve their personal goals and maintain their independence.
• Assist clinicians with the planning, implementation and review of personalised care plans.
• Help service users access community services, support networks, housing, benefits and wellbeing opportunities.
• Deliver psychologically informed interventions under clinical supervision.
• Promote recovery, resilience, wellbeing and self-management.
• Work closely with clinicians, carers and partner organisations to achieve positive outcomes.

• Maintain accurate records and contribute to high-quality person-centred care.

  To be successful in this role, you will have:

• Experience of working with people experiencing mental health difficulties or cognitive impairment in the community
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Empathy, compassion and patience, with a genuine desire to improve the lives of others.
• The ability to build positive therapeutic relationships and work independently in community settings.
• Good written and IT skills to maintain accurate records.
• NVQ Level 2 in Care (or equivalent experience) and a commitment to achieve a Level 3 qualification if not already held.

• A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle for business use (unless exempt under the Equality Act 2010).

  We are Kent and Medway Mental Health NHS Trust. We care for the mental health and wellbeing of people across Kent and Medway and are rated 'Good' by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Our teams support children, young people and adults with a wide range of mental health needs. We also provide specialist services, including all-age eating disorder services and neurodevelopmental assessments for children and young people, such as autism and ADHD. Because we work across the whole county and across hospital and community settings, we can make care more joined up and easier to access for the people we serve. Our vision is simple: we are here to help communities not just live with mental illness, but live well. It's why we're passionate about working with communities to make mental health care better for everyone. Everything we do is guided by our values: caring, inclusive, curious and confident. Join us if you share our passion for better mental health care and want to be part of a team that's working well together.