SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH C
Location
Princeton, West Virginia
The specialist advocates for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders by leading peer groups and providing crisis support. They mentor individuals in goal setting and assist with daily life roles and supportive services.
Candidates must have a high school diploma, lived experience of recovery, and at least two years of sobriety. A state or nationally recognized peer certification is required.
Position: Peer Recovery Support Specialist – Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
Status: Full Time
Peer Recovery Support Specialist advocates for individuals in recovery, shares helpful resources, facilitates skill-building activities, and provides crisis support when needed. They lead peer recovery groups, foster relationship-building, mentor individuals in setting goals, and offer guidance on managing life roles such as employee, parent, or student. Supportive services may also include transportation, medication reminders, or assistance with daily tasks. Other related duties may be assigned as needed.
Department of Health and Human Services (DoHS).