Center for Community Resources Butler County is looking for a compassionate Certified Peer Specialist to work alongside client and community supports. The Certified Peer Specialist will utilize their own recovery to assist the client with their own treatment and develop a trusting, professional relationship based on empathy and understanding.

Job responsibilities include mentoring, advocating and providing peer support to individuals in their journey of recovery. The individual is responsible for maintaining client charts.
Essential Functions/Accountabilities.
1. Strives to meet the mission and goals of the agency, which are mental health recovery.
2. Works with clients to assess, develop, implement and recommend modifications to a service plan.
3. Raise awareness about recovery-oriented services.
4. Reenforce knowledge, attitudes and behaviors.

MARS is the largest outpatient drug and alcohol treatment facility in the Lehigh Valley, and our agency is growing! Seeking multiple qualified candidates for afternoon/evening fee-for-service positions at MARS' outpatient drug and alcohol treatment facility to provide addictions counseling. We are looking to fill the following roles:

Join Our Team at Recovery InSight, Inc.
Position: Certified Peer Specialist Supervisor (CPSS)
Location: Lancaster County, PA | Full-Time

Recovery InSight, Inc. is a mission-driven and growing behavioral health organization providing mobile peer support services throughout Lancaster and Lebanon Counties. Founded in 2010, we were the first peer support provider in Pennsylvania that is 100% owned and operated by individuals with lived experience of mental health recovery.

Are you in long-term recovery and want to help others on their journey? Pennsylvania Counseling Services (PCS) is hiring a Full-Time Drug & Alcohol Recovery Specialist to provide guidance and support to individuals in treatment.

What We Require:

Minimum of 2 years of personal recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction.
Strong communication and mentorship skills.

Why Join PCS?

Ability to work effectively in a self-directed role, able to stay on task, and problem solve. Ensure job responsibility and competency measurement. The ability to coordinate the work of others, manage and coordinate multiple tasks while dealing with clients' crises, the ability to manage clients' behavior and motivate them to follow treatment protocols and schedules. Ability to work independently and under supervision. Ability to communicate effectively with all clients from adult age to geriatric, coworkers, individually, and group settings, telephone etiquette.

Full-time position.

Pyramid Healthcare's Recovery Support Services Division is seeking Certified Recovery Specialists. Certified Recovery Specialists' role is to support others in recovery from substance use disorder. The Recovery Specialist will serve as a role model, mentor, advocate and motivator to recovering individuals in order to help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery. Pyramid Healthcare does offer Center of Excellence Services (specific to Opioid Use Disorder) and traditional Certified Recovery Specialist services.

Certified Recovery Support Specialist

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $33,280.00 - $35,306.00 per year

Benefits:

Health insurance
Flexible spending account
Dental insurance
Paid time off
Retirement plan
Vision insurance
Schedule:

8 hour shift
May require nights/weekends
Work Location: In person

Crossroads Counseling, Inc. has an opening for a Certified Recovery Specialist in Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Sunbury. Qualified applicants will have completed the Certified Recovery Specialist training, and either be certified by the PCB or eligible and willing to attend the required CRS trainings and become certified. This position does require the applicant to have a history of drug or alcohol and to have at least 18 months of sobriety.

Peer specialists provide supportive relationships with adults and/or transition-aged youth ages 14-17 in their recovery journey with mental health and substance use challenges. Peer Specialists meet with peers in the community and assist with a variety of needs including coping skills, relationship building, assisting with self-advocacy, and assisting with the development and implementation of Individual Support Plan’s that are person centered.