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The Peer Recovery Specialist will assist with a patients recovery efforts through individual goal setting, advocacy, mentorship, education, and addressing/ameliorating social determinant of health barriers.
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Position Summary: The Peer Support Specialist is responsible for engaging and serving at-risk youth who have been identified as potential victims of CSEC (Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children.
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Peer Support Specialist - Mental Health 630. Successful completion of Peer Support Training / Certified Peer Specialist or Peer Employment Training within one (1) year of hire.
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The Peer Specialist will practice according to the principles of recovery oriented and trauma informed service delivery. The Peer Specialist is part of a multidisciplinary team that provides comprehensive psycho-social services designed to improve or maintain client’s ability to function in the community.
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Available to work Monday - Friday and some evenings and weekendsHave completed and passed a Peer Specialist certification program approved by the DepartmentWe are proud to be an EEO employer M/F/D/V. We maintain a drug-free workplace.
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As a Peer Support Specialist, you must be a self-identified current or former recipient of mental health services who embraces the philosophy of resilience and recovery, who is willing to be a role model for persons receiving mental health services, and ideally, have experience with an array of mental health services such as medication management, supported housing, supported employment, hospitalization, etc., and personal experience and knowledge of recovery.
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The Peer Support Specialist II also assists in implementing/creating a recovery environment and acts as an advocate for the needs and rights of every individual. The Peer Support Specialist II provides support and recovery training to individuals receiving services.
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As a fully-integrated member of the service delivery team, the Youth Peer Specialist will provide youth peer support services to kids between the ages of 12- 19 with a serious and persistent mental illness.
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The Peer Support Specialist I also assists in implementing/creating a recovery environment and acts as an advocate for the needs and rights of every individual. The Peer Support Specialist I provides support and recovery training to individuals receiving services.
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The Youth Peer Advocate is someone who has self-identified as a person who has first-hand experience with social, emotional, medical, developmental, substance use, and/or behavioral challenges.
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Behavioral Health Unit (BHU), the Peer Support Specialist responds, along with a licensed clinician, to individuals experiencing a mental health or substance use concern, via the City of Phoenix 911 Dispatch Center.
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REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS High school graduation or equivalent and two years’ experience in a behavioral health organization or consumer/peer run organization; or equivalent education/experience.
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Peer Recovery Specialist must be a person with lived experience who has met the criteria for a diagnosable mental, behavioral, substance abuse or emotional disorder at some point in their adult life.
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Certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist or Recovery Coach certification and High school diploma or equivalent, two-year degree/some college preferred. Spurwink's CCBHC is looking for a Peer Specialist/Cultural Broker with strong skills to join our Rapid Access Team in Cumberland County.
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Peer Support Specialist, Peer Recovery, Peer Employment Training, PETIf job posting references any sign-on bonus internal applicants and applicants employed with Telecare in the previous months would not be eligible.
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