Recovery Practitioners manage a caseload of service users and complete ongoing assessments and management of each Service Users needs, capacity, opportunity and motivation to rehabilitate. They deliver and access interventions that support rehabilitation working in partnership with a range of local providers and taking account of available risk information.

As a Recovery Practitioner your main accountabilities will include:

• Undertake structured assessments to understand the specific dependency and recovery needs of the service user & construct tailored action plans in line with their specific needs, complexity level, risk factors & protected characteristics. 
• Develop, monitor, and evaluate action plans which are tailored to the service user’s dependency and recovery needs and required outcomes. 
• Provide appropriate specialist and targeted dependency and recovery support, and interventions on a 1:1 and group basis.
• Sign-post people on probation to relevant agencies/organisations that will support them with their dependency and recovery needs.
• Utilise our evidence-based structured interventions, and co-design and deliver tailored specialist training/courses/interventions to develop service users’ dependency and recovery awareness and risk management plans. 
• Support service users to develop an overall recovery plan based on referral and action plan outcomes. 
• Use Action Planning to identify service user needs for dependency and recovery risks. 

For more information on the role and an exhaustive list of responsibilities, please see full Job Description here.