Direct Services - Peer Recovery Specialist I
About the Role
RBHA’s Women’s Residential Treatment (WRTC) provides gender-responsive treatment to individuals enrolled in the program. The overarching goal is to provide holistic personal recovery and wellness. The goal for pregnant women is to coordinate high quality prenatal health care commensurate with need and ensure uncomplicated, drug-free births of infants delivered while their mothers are participating in the residential program. The goal for postpartum and parenting women is to provide assistance in adjusting to parenthood, including bonding with her infant, infant care, interacting with her infant, preparing for infant/child development and parenting training.
Job Summary
Provide peer support services based on lived experience in recovery. Engage individuals in behavioral health or substance use recovery through mentorship, emotional support, and resource navigation. Operate under supervision and does not require certification.
Responsibilities
- Engage with individuals to offer emotional support and share lived experience in recovery
- Facilitate peer-led groups and contribute to discussions that promote wellness and empowerment
- Assist clients in identifying personal goals and navigating recovery resources
- Provide appointment reminders and support with scheduling and transportation coordination
- Document peer interactions and group sessions in electronic health records
- Collaborate with certified peer recovery specialists and clinical teams
- Maintain confidentiality and adhere to agency policies and ethical standards
- Other duties as assigned
Schedule
WRTC is a 24‑hour facility hiring for full‑time, part‑time, and PRN positions to work day, evening, and/or overnight shifts.