Job Description

Working as part of a team with colleagues including providing cover for planned and unplanned absences;

• Providing high quality case management to a caseload of service users including assessment, recovery planning, risk assessments and case reviews ensuring completion within organisational policy timescales;

• Delivery of psychosocial treatment interventions in groups and on a 1:2:1 basis;

• Supporting service users to access clinical interventions where required including engaging in clinical reviews, ensuring these occur within organisational policy;

• Providing prescription to service users where these are not posted to pharmacies;

• Distributing and training service users in naloxone;

• Delivering harm reduction advice including distributing clean injecting equipment through needle syringe programmes;

• Completing urine testing and dry blood spot testing following appropriate infection control procedures;

• Ensuring access to Recovery Support interventions including onward referrals; • High quality record keeping for service users in treatment;

• Completing all tasks and documentation to ensure achievement of key performance indicators relevant to your role;

• Writing reports as required (e.g. safeguarding reports)

• Actively participate in multi-disciplinary team meetings and other service meetings;

• Thorough and timely communication with partner agencies e.g. GPs, Safeguarding, Criminal Justice Partners;

• Undertaking training to enhance skills, knowledge and practice;

• Seeking advice from colleagues, subject matter experts, clinical staff and managers to support practice;

• Actively engaging in your own supervision, Ongoing Personal Review and Personal Development Planning Process;

• Representing Turning Point and Turning Point’s organisational values at meetings and events;

• Ensuring an environment free from discrimination;

• Prioritising safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults and escalating any concerns