Overview The Peer Recovery Specialist is a supervised, certified support role that provides support, engagement assistance, basic skills reinforcement, and operational support for the IOP and outpatient services. The CPRS does not provide psychotherapy, diagnosis, or independent treatment decisions. The position supports the treatment team in maintaining a safe, recovery oriented environment and in carrying out program routines consistent with BHDDH standards and Thrive Point Recovery policies Responsibilities Support group and individual session logistics (e.g., room setup, attendance tracking, reminders) under the direction of licensed clinical staff. Provide engagement support to clients (e.g., orientation to program routines, reinforcement of participation expectations, basic recovery oriented encouragement) within established protocols and under supervision. Assist with milieu monitoring to promote safety, order, and a therapeutic environment; promptly report safety concerns, critical incidents, or changes in client status to clinical staff. Support implementation of crisis and safety plans as directed by licensed staff, including promptly notifying clinical or emergency personnel in accordance with established procedures. Assist with basic administrative tasks related to service delivery (e.g., ensuring forms are completed, routing documents to clinical or administrative staff, helping maintain updated contact information). Participate in team huddles and case reviews as appropriate to share observations about client engagement, attendance, and milieu dynamics; provide information to the clinical team that may inform assessment and treatment planning. Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and confidentiality in accordance with

HIPAA, 42 CFR

Part 2, and Thrive Point Recovery policy. Complete required orientation and ongoing training, including client rights, cultural competence, safety, infection control, crisis response, and other topics required by BHDDH and organization policy. Perform front desk and reception functions as assigned, including greeting clients and visitors, answering phones, checking clients in and out, verifying basic demographic/insurance information, preparing and collecting intake paperwork, scanning/faxing documents, and routing messages to appropriate staff, while maintaining confidentiality and appropriate professional boundaries. Assist with appointment reminders and attendance tracking (e.g., confirming upcoming appointments, logging no shows/cancellations) according to established procedures. Experience Lived experience with mental health conditions or substance use recovery strongly preferred; formal training or certification in peer support advocacy is a plus. Demonstrated ability in crisis management, crisis intervention, and behavioral health support within diverse populations. Experience working with individuals with co-occurring disorders or complex behavioral health needs. Knowledge of harm reduction principles, motivational interviewing techniques, and addiction counseling strategies. Proven skills in client communication, mentoring, and maintaining confidentiality across various settings. Familiarity with electronic health record (EHR) systems for documentation purposes. Ability to work effectively with culturally diverse communities while demonstrating sensitivity and respect for individual backgrounds. Preffered Qualifications Certified Peer Recovery Specialist This role is an excellent fit for motivated individuals passionate about fostering recovery and resilience in others. If you are energetic, compassionate, and eager to make a positive impact through peer support advocacy—apply today!

Pay:

$18.00 - $25.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Health insurance Paid time off

Work Location:

In person