Recovery Practitioner (Plymouth & West Devon) Vacancy

Job Description

• Job Title: Recovery Practitioner — Plymouth & West Devon

• Main Purpose: To deliver high quality person-centred support services to individuals with a broad range of mental health and social issues

• Salary: £24,500 per year

• Term: Fixed term until 31st January 2025, with a potential 2-year extension

• Location: This role will operate alongside Primary Care Networks (PCNs) and Community Mental Health Teams (CMHTs) in Plymouth and West Devon

• Hours: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week; occasional evening and weekend work as required

• Reporting to: Locality Manager — Plymouth, North & West Devon

• Annual leave: 31 days (this includes 8 paid bank holidays) — increases by 1 day per year up to a maximum of 36 days after 5 years service

• Pension: NEST Workplace Pension Scheme

Recruitment Process

How to Apply

1. Download and complete the Application Form – please ensure that you show how you meet the person specification, giving examples of previous experience where relevant to evidence this.

2. Download and complete the Personal Details Form – we do not collect personal data on the Application Form as we have a ‘blind’ shortlisting process.

3. Download and complete the Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form – the information on this form is not used in any way in the recruitment process.

4. Return the forms above to Devon Mind’s recruitment team by emailing vacancies@devonmind.com as soon as possible.

Please note that we can only accept applications via email in Microsoft Word or PDF format. CVs will not be accepted.

Interviews

Interviews are planned to take place on a rolling basis at the Devon Mind office in Plymouth. We can also conduct interviews remotely over Microsoft Teams.

The purpose of the interview is to expand on the information you have provided on your application so we can make a judgement on the extent to which you meet, or exceed, the selection criteria. We aim to do this fairly and objectively, and the questions we ask will be specifically aimed to test the selection criteria.