Psychosocial Intervention Worker

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Framework Housing Association, the lead provider of drug and alcohol treatment within Nottingham City, is offering a unique opportunity to work within a specialised in‑patient detox service.

The role is permanently part‑time, 24 hours a week, split over shifts with occasional weekend work. It is based in the Level, a CQC‑registered facility.

• Provide high‑standard care and support to service users.
• Facilitate evidence‑based therapeutic interventions within a structured programme of recovery.
• Build and maintain therapeutic relationships with service users.
• Document all interactions in a timely and professional manner.
• Work from a trauma‑informed standpoint and maintain professional boundaries at all times.
• Collaborate with the therapy team and attend routine team meetings.

• Ability to form relationships quickly, build trust and rapport.
• Professional boundaries maintained consistently.
• Timely and professional documentation of all interactions.
• Consistent trauma‑informed approach to practice.

• Full induction, e‑learning, classroom training, and management development pathways.
• Fully‑funded professional qualifications.
• Well‑being support, including a dedicated Well‑being Practitioner.
• Employee assistance programme, salary sacrifice schemes, and pension scheme.
• Enhanced maternity and paternity leave and paid sick leave.
• 32 days holiday including bank holidays, increasing with service.
• Paid DBS check and service updates.
• Loyalty awards and non‑contributory life insurance.
• Equality and diversity commitment and Disability Confident status.
• Framework’s Investors in People (IIP) Gold accreditation.

Framework is an Equal Opportunities Employer committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce. Disability Confident employers encourage applications from people with disabilities. Non‑UK citizens are not offered sponsorship; applicants must provide valid right to work in the UK.