CERTIFIED PEER SUPPORTER CRISIS CENTER

Through identifying as a person in recovery and intentionally sharing their recovery story; use this as appropriate means to assist clients, provide hope, and help in changing patterns and behaviors Work collaboratively with crisis center team to meet the needs of each peer that presents at the crisis center Build trust with peers in order to best assist them in determining next steps and achieving stability Help peers understand recovery, as well as identify and achieve their own recovery needs, wants and goals Provide information and opportunities for individuals to direct their own recovery and advocacy processes - individualized recovery action plans will be utilized to assist and guide individuals toward their own personal goals Assist clients in finding resources for harm reduction, detoxification treatment, family support, and support groups Responsible for maintaining accurate records and notes, confidentiality, and compiling timely reports Maintain records and compliant documentation in partner Electronic Health Record (EHR) system Provide recovery resources to individuals and their family members where appropriate Advocate for the needs of each individual based on their goals for next steps in their recovery journey Complete caseload management including all necessary documentation Communicate with crisis center staff to build a rapport and coordinate care Complete all supervision and attend required meetings and documentation for Thrive as well as our partners to ensure compliance with regulations Other duties as assigned Identify as a person in recovery with at least one year of successful recovery Certified Peer Supporter in the state of Ohio Attend all required trainings for both Thrive as well as our external partner Ability to work well on a team of providers Working knowledge of different pathways to recovery and social systems including evidence-based practices Understands problems analysis, decision-analysis, evaluate interventions, and contingency plans Ability to be an active listener by asking questions and reflecting on what is being said Knowledge of area resources that may aid client in ongoing recovery (i.e. transportation, treatment providers, sober support systems) Proficient level of ability with computer; Microsoft Office Products and other software including Microsoft Office Suite, electronic form software, Email, teleconferencing software, and HRIS/timekeeping software Effective written and oral communication skills; ability to articulate information clearly Reliable transportation

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience in peer recovery services, social service, customer service or non-profit environment Experience with electronic health records or other industry related types of applications and software Valid driver's license and vehicle insurance and ability to transport peers when necessary

Education:

High School Diploma or GED equivalent Thrive Peer Recovery Services is on a mission to empower individuals on their recovery journey. Our vision includes fostering trusting relationships, community engagement, and personal growth. If you're passionate about our values of accessibility, collaboration, excellence, agility and a deep commitment to those we serve, you'll find your purpose here. A Certified Peer Supporter is a trained individual who has lived experience with substance use disorder and/or mental health who provides one-to-one strengths-based support to peers in recovery, empowering them to make healthier choices on a day-to-day basis.