Opiate Recovery Co-Ordinator

JOB-20240911-46972578

Job Title: Locum Opiate Recovery Co-Ordinator
Specialism: Substance Misuse
Location: Warrington, UK
Pay: £23.00 per hour
Contract: Locum, full-time, initially 3 months (potential to extend)
Hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00-17:00

This is an exciting locum opportunity for a skilled professional to make a meaningful impact in substance misuse and recovery services. Working full-time in Warrington, you will deliver structured, person-centred support to adults affected by drug and alcohol use, helping them achieve sustainable recovery outcomes.

Perks and Benefits

• Full-Time Position: Gain valuable experience and develop professional expertise while maintaining a consistent schedule.

• Flexible Locum Work: Explore different roles and learning opportunities across the sector.

• Competitive Pay: Enjoy £23 per hour with control over your earning potential.

• Professional and Community Environment: Work within a supportive team and a vibrant town, balancing personal and professional life.

About the Role

As a Recovery Co-Ordinator, you will manage and support adults affected by opiates, alcohol, and non-opiate substances. Your work will empower clients to set achievable goals, access the right interventions, and build confidence for long-term recovery success.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage a diverse caseload of clients, including opiate, alcohol, and non-opiate users.

• Conduct thorough assessments, risk management, and recovery planning.

• Deliver personalised 1:1 keyworking and group interventions to support recovery journeys.

• Provide harm reduction advice, relapse prevention strategies, and motivational support.

• Collaborate with prescribers, health professionals, and partner agencies to ensure holistic care.

• Promote client engagement, wellbeing, and social reintegration within the community.

• Maintain accurate, timely records and reports in line with service standards.

Person Specification

• Proven experience within a substance misuse or recovery service.

• Strong case management, assessment, and communication skills.

• Knowledge of harm reduction, treatment pathways, and recovery models.

• Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.