Essential:
- Substance use knowledge
- Experience and knowledge of effective caseload management
- Demonstrable skills and knowledge in assessing risk presented by clients to themselves and others
- Knowledge of engagement and intervention strategies
- Harm reduction, suicide and self-harm aware
- Organised with IT skills
- Ability to manage own time, prioritise activities and maintain accountability for your work
- Experience of working in partnership with different agencies
- Maintain clear professional boundaries
Desirable:
- Relevant professional qualification
HOW I OPERATE:
- Demonstrate a positive attitude to your work
- You will enjoy helping others and supporting individuals to achieve their goals
- Being a great team member and working collaboratively will be something you enjoy
- Maintain a high-level belief in our service user's capacity to change and model a non-judgemental approach
- Reflective practice, learning and effective teamwork
- Maintain professional boundaries and present a professional image at all times
- Treat everyone with respect and promote individuals' equality, diversity and rights
WHAT I AM ACCOUNTABLE FOR:
- Effective case management of service users with substance use issues
- To carry out comprehensive substance use assessments including assessment of personal strengths and identification of any risk factors
- Formulate, monitor and review risk assessments and risk management plans that effectively safeguard and protect service users and families/carers from harm
- To develop person-centred recovery plans using a strengths-based approach in partnership with service users and others involved in their support network
- Maintain a high standard of case notes and prepare and present narrative reports as required
- Effective delivery of group intervention sessions
- Consistent, timely and accurate collection, recording and reporting of data and information relating to a client treatment journey
- Ensuring achievement of key performance indicators relevant to your role
- Effective multi-agency working with statutory and non-statutory agencies in relation to the wider presenting needs and complexities of service users
- Deliver and support harm reduction interventions, including needle exchange and access to physical health care including BBV and health screening
- Ensuring all paperwork and recording in accordance with our policy and procedure and follow information governance guidelines
StudySmarter Expert Adviceπ€«
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