An intensive approach is taken to the recovery of the service user where motivational work and the importance of positive changes is used to impact on the social, physical, emotional and psychological needs of the client. Most recovery worker jobs will rely on close working relationships with the police, probation offices, the courts and other community organisations.
As a recovery worker, your responsibilities will include:
There are no set requirements to become a recovery worker, but employers may ask for a related qualification in social care and/or relevant experience working with offenders. Prospective employers will expect good literacy and numeracy skills, and may ask for professional qualifications or equivalent.
There are a number of skills and traits employers will want to see, such as:
To find out more about recovery worker jobs in your area, please register with Seven Criminal Justice and start your search today.
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