Demonstrate proficiency in such areas as: engagement; coaching; linking; advocacy; use of
recovery support services; etc.
o Ability to work with participants who have physical, mental or emotional disabilities or who are
economically disadvantaged or involved with the criminal justice system.
o Ability to interpret all associated regulations, policies and procedures and apply them
accordingly.
o Provide the appropriate case coordination as participants transition through to the next level
of care in the continuum of treatment services as well as when returning to the community.
o Establish rapport with participants
o Model appropriate recovery behaviors at all times.
o Willingly share personal recovery experiences, demonstrate and model effective coping
techniques and self-help strategies.
o Develop rapport with referral agencies such as: treatment providers, detox programs,
probation departments, prisons, halfway houses, recovery houses, prescribing physicians, etc.