Phoenix

Arizona

1408 live openings

Skills

• Active
• Listening: Ability to attentively listen to individuals and understand their perspectives and needs without judgment.
• Peer
• Support: Provide empathetic and non-judgmental support to peers based on personal lived experiences.
• Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively convey information and engage in productive conversations with individuals and teams.
• Empowerment: Promote a sense of empowerment and self-determination in individuals, encouraging them to take charge of their own recovery journey.
• Problem-Solving: Assist individuals in developing problem-solving skills and finding effective solutions to challenges they may encounter.
• Cultural
• Competence: Demonstrate cultural sensitivity and understanding to effectively engage with individuals from diverse backgrounds and communities.
• Confidentiality: Adhere to strict confidentiality standards and maintain the privacy of individuals' personal information.
• Documentation: Accurately and efficiently document relevant information, progress notes, and other required documentation using prescribed formats and guidelines.
• Crisis
• Intervention: Possess the ability to provide support and intervene appropriately during crisis situations, both in-person and over the phone.
• Teamwork: Collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams and professionals to ensure comprehensive care and support for individuals.
• Organization and
• Time
• Management: Efficiently manage time, prioritize tasks, and maintain organized records to ensure smooth operations and meet deadlines.
• Adaptability: Quickly adapt to changing situations, needs, and priorities in a dynamic work environment.
• Computer
• Literacy: Proficiently utilize computer applications, including Google Suite or similar software, for documentation and communication purposes.
• Self-Care: Practice self-care strategies and maintain personal wellness to sustain emotional well-being while providing support to others.

Physical Demands • Physical Stamina

• The role may require prolonged periods of sitting, standing, walking, and being actively engaged with patients and employees during work and employee interactions.
• Lifting and
• Carrying: There may be occasional requirements to lift or carry lightweight equipment or materials, such as tools or paperwork.
• Manual
• Dexterity: The position may involve tasks that require the use of hands and fingers, such as typing, writing, and handling materials.
• Visual and
• Auditory
• Acuity: The may need to closely observe patients and accurately interpret verbal and non-verbal cues during calls or interviews
• Mobility: The role may involve the ability to move freely within the facility to conduct interviews, attend meetings, and other office duties.
• Sensory
• Abilities: This position may require the ability to perceive and respond to environmental and situational factors that are relevant to patient interactions.