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Houston, TX
Peer Specialist
Houston, TX
Metz, Schamberger and Roberts
Houston, TX
Peer Specialist
  • Provide information and support to assist peers in effectively participating in developing a
  • Assist consumers in recovery management, including identifying recovery goals, barriers to achieving these goals and strategies to meeting goals
  • Assist peers with inpatient units to prepare a comprehensive plan for discharge that includes relapse prevention strategies
  • Provide peer support services to consumers in the program setting, community, or in the consumer's home--as directed by Supervisor
  • Assist consumers in identifying natural supports and resources in the community and educate consumers on how to utilize them in the recovery process
  • Provide peer support services to consumers in the program setting, community, or in the consumer's home--as directed by Site Supervisor
  • Assist others who are diagnosed with mental illness or co-occurring disorders to achieve their personal recovery goals by promoting self-determination, personal responsibility, and the empowerment inherent in self-directed recovery
New York, NY
Peer & Consumer Education Specialist
New York, NY
Collier-Kreiger
New York, NY
Peer & Consumer Education Specialist
  • Will provide peer support during crisis of individuals who have multiple readmissions and assist in identifying barriers to maintaining community tenure
  • Manage and schedule consumer trainings
  • Engage, educate and encourage individuals and their families to connect with support services, community resources and advocacy assistance
  • Develop consumer training materials
  • Work with offsite trainers to coordinate and support their training activities
  • Track training, access, adoption and certification
  • Synthesize user feedback back into training materials and curriculum and ensure program management is looped in on any issues that are exposed during the training effort
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New York, NY
Senior Peer Specialist
New York, NY
Lind-Hand
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New York, NY
Senior Peer Specialist
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  • Develops and maintains relationships with various providers
  • Serves as recovery advocate by providing educational information and helping consumer to make informed choices
  • Provide peer support services to patients in the hospital setting
  • Demonstrates Knowledge of Engagement Strategies such as Motivational Interviewing Techniques and Harm Reduction
  • Works within the context of the interdisciplinary treatment team and/or as a member of an identified program/module and as such is expected to attend staffing, consultations and case conferences
  • Advanced competency using a computer, including email use and Microsoft Word
  • Educate consumers and other staff members about your role as a peer support
Education Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Human Service Field Preferred
Bachelor’s Degree in Human Service Field Preferred
University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor’s Degree in Human Service Field Preferred
Skills Skills
  • Knowledge of the Recovery Knowledge and skill to teach and engage in basic problem solving strategies to support individual clients in self-directed recovery
  • Maintain confidentiality and comply with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
  • Knowledge of the recovery process and the ability to facilitate recovery using established standardized mental health processes
  • Knowledge of the signs and symptoms of mental illness
  • Knowledge of the Recovery process
  • Ability to use a wide range of methods or tools commonly taught in formal peer support training certifications programs
  • Ability to assist Veterans with their recovery programs by providing Peer Support
  • Ability to provide vocational support to Veterans in a recovery program such as assisting Veterans with finding housing, acquiring education, job seeking, etc
  • Ability to establish and maintain positive and effective work relationships with coworkers, clients, members, providers and customers
  • Ability to abide by Molina's policies
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Peer Recovery Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Ability to establish a trusting relationship with peers, including excellent interpersonal skills
  • Detail oriented with good writing and organizational abilities
  • Ability to network within the community and work with diverse populations
  • Knowledgeable in Microsoft Word and Excel
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Recovery & Wellness Certified Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Peers will use their personal lived experience with mental and emotional and/or substance abuse challenges to empower individuals served by the program to define and pursue their own strength based recovery and wellness goals
  • Connect them with community-based resources
  • Work collaboratively with clinicians in pursuit of person centric holistic approach to care. Help create crisis prevention plan in conjunction with the ICM Clinicians
  • Document member progress associated with stated goals and objectives
  • Assist members in the understanding of plan benefits where appropriate
  • Secure and maintain all local peer certification requirements when and where applicable
  • Basic Computer Skills, including Microsoft Office Suite
  • Knowledge of Savannah GA community and state resources
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Peer & Consumer Education Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Document stated goals, objectives by the member
  • Engage, educate and encourage individuals and their families to connect with support services, community resources and advocacy assistance
  • Will provide peer support during crises of individuals who are frequent high utilizers of emergency department services who fail to engage in community treatment
  • Will provide peer support during crisis of individuals who have multiple readmissions and assist in identifying barriers to maintaining community tenure
  • Inform appropriate authority of any suspected waste fraud and abuse of plan benefits related to the member
  • Will reach out to recently discharged individuals to assist in their transition, support them to adhere to any follow-up appointments, and help them leverage their own strengths
  • Knowledge of New York community and state resources
  • Ability to be fully committed and engaged within the NY peer network, familiarity with key points for consumer contact and ability to identify educational needs as the result to changes to New York State’s redesign of Medicaid
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Peer & Consumer Education Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Identify consumer training needs
  • Develop consumer training materials
  • Manage and schedule consumer trainings
  • Track training, access, adoption and certification
  • Partner with providers, advocacy organizations, Plans and regional staff to help prioritize training needs
  • Synthesize user feedback back into training materials and curriculum and ensure program management is looped in on any issues that are exposed during the training effort
  • Solid presentation skills with a demonstrable ability to translate technical jargon and information into consumer-friendly language
  • Work with offsite trainers to coordinate and support their training activities
  • Support peer training, peer engagement and peer involvement in the community and within Beacon Health
  • Support multiple, simultaneous, and complex projects
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Peer / Family Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Serve as a CT BHP “Ambassador” across Connecticut, demonstrating by example the mission of the organization and it’s commitment to person centered care, recovery and wellness
  • Conduct and/or assist in the coordination of training for Beacon Health Options staff as well as community agencies, providers, consumers, families and others across the state
  • Partner with community agencies to assist members who may need help navigating the recovery system, explaining member rights and responsibilities, addressing feelings of shame, guilt and stress and learning self-advocacy skills, recognizing hope and wellness are possible
  • Work closely with provider relations and clinical staff to identify area resources, both traditional and non traditional, that are available to members
  • Collaborate with our state partners, as necessary, to support development and training surrounding local resources and the development of peer run services
  • Identify self-help groups and/or networks of adult consumers and families.Assist in development of new groups if the need is identified
  • Work collaboratively with the Provider Relations department, supporting the success of any sub contracts.Outreach to and work with consumer advocacy groups across the state to educate individual’s regarding Beacon Health Options and the services provided as well as to promoterecovery and resiliency efforts
  • Basic computer skills required. Knowledge of Microsoft Products and basic internet skills required
  • Knowledge of system, organization and programs that deal with children and families facing developmental, behavioral and learning problems
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to work with diverse groups of individuals to effectively provide information to identify problems and develop feasible solutions
  • Skill in organizing formal and informal networking opportunities
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Provide peer support services for members with behavioral health issues, psychiatric disorders, drug and/or alcohol dependence, and physical illnesses
  • Serve as a consumer advocate by providing consumer information, resources and peer support for clients in outpatient and inpatient settings
  • Assist clients in working with their case manager or treatment team in determining the steps he/she needs to take in order to achieve these goals and self-directed recovery
  • Assist members in setting and pursuing their recovery goals
  • Assist members in self-identifying personal goals, determining steps to reach those goals, and provide an environment of mutual respect, empowerment, and opportunity within their home communities
  • Assist members in developing their own recovery process by teaching and supporting the development and utilization of skills needed to facilitate individual growth and recovery
  • Function as a role model to peers; exhibiting competency in personal recovery and use of coping skills
  • Maintain confidentiality and comply with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
  • Knowledge of the recovery process and the ability to facilitate recovery using established standardized mental health processes
  • Knowledge of the Recovery Knowledge and skill to teach and engage in basic problem solving strategies to support individual clients in self-directed recovery
  • Knowledge and skill sufficient to use community resources necessary for independent living and ability to teach those skills to other individuals with severe mental illness
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Senior Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Assists individuals to access and to coordinate appropriate drug and alcohol and related services, including 12-step programs, residential treatment programs, and inpatient programs
  • Consistently instills hope by keeping a positive outlook in work and in attitude, and is willing to share experience as a person in recovery
  • Demonstrates knowledge and application of WRAP, Personal Medicine, and MHAD documents and being able to share own experience with these documents as appropriate
  • Develops and maintains relationships with various providers
  • Educate consumers and other staff members about your role as a peer support
  • Maintain all required paperwork and documentation in a timely manner, as directed by Site Supervisor
  • Maintain appropriate boundaries with patients, as described in WPIC and peer orientation trainings. Responsible for maintaining a personal recovery program, thereby serving as a guide and mentor to consumers and to other peer staff. As a recovery role model for others, the peer specialist knows when to step away from a consumer or staff situation that is causing increased anxiety or personal conflict, and seek supervisory help immediately
  • Provide peer services as a non-clinical provider and seek clinical staff for interventions as necessary, reporting pertinent patient information to the appropriate clinical staff
  • Provide peer support services to patients in the hospital setting
  • Serves as recovery advocate by providing educational information and helping consumer to make informed choices
  • Works within the context of the interdisciplinary treatment team and/or as a member of an identified program/module and as such is expected to attend staffing, consultations and case conferences
  • High School Diploma or equivalent required
  • Minimum of two (2) years employment in the human service field preferred
  • Certified Peer Specialist highly preferred
  • College-level coursework in a Human Service field preferred
  • Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Human Service field preferred
  • In accordance with the Department of Public Welfare guidelines, must have a self-disclosed active experience in the recovery process, and willing to share experiences to the benefit of patients served
  • Advanced understanding of substance use and co-occurring disorder treatment resources
  • Able to describe ongoing maintenance of personal recovery program, to the benefit of patients
  • Understanding of and ability to maintain patient confidentiality
  • Ability to work in a stressful environment that may include patient experiencing active symptoms of substance use or mental health distress
  • Must possess a keen awareness of personal stressors that may impact their ability to help consumers in crisis
  • Advanced competency using a computer, including email use and Microsoft Word
  • Knowledge of local public transportation options and ability to teach use of options to patients
  • Knowledge of and experience with community support groups for various substance use and co-occurring disorders and ability to suggest appropriate use of same
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Accompany consumer at various community support meetings or events as directed by Site Supervisor
  • Accompany consumers into treatment team meetings, legal proceedings, or other type of meeting as an advocacy support, whenever it is appropriate to do so and with permission of the consumer
  • Advocate for consumers and for the recovery message by actively participating in staff meetings, treatment team meetings, etc. and appropriately interjecting the consumer viewpoint and recovery goals
  • Assist consumers in identifying natural supports and resources in the community and educate consumers on how to utilize them in the recovery process
  • Assist consumers in recovery management, including identifying recovery goals, barriers to achieving these goals and strategies to meeting goals
  • Assist consumers with basic life skills such as practicing self-care and other activities of daily living especially as consumers integrate into community activities or are nearing program or facility discharge
  • Have an understanding of the use and procedure for completing a Mental Health Advance Directive (MHAD) and be able to explain the use and procedure for completing to consumers, based on UPMC policy
  • Have an understanding of the use of Wellness Recovery Action Plans (WRAP) and the use of Personal Medicine and be able to explain both when working with individual consumers
  • Maintain appropriate boundaries with consumers, as described in WPIC and peer orientation trainings
  • Monitor consumer progress with recovery goals and provide feedback as appropriate to consumer, family members, and clinical staff
  • Provide follow-up services to consumers in 1 to 1 setting, by phone, and/or by mobile visits as appropriate to job site
  • Provide peer services as a non-clinical provider and seek clinical staff for interventions as necessary, reporting pertinent consumer information to the appropriate clinical staff
  • Provide peer support services to consumers in the program setting, community, or in the consumer's home--as directed by Site Supervisor
  • Teach problem solving and social skills to consumers individually or in a group setting, through role modeling, coaching, and skill building in such areas as money management, transportation use, time management, etc
  • In accordance with the Department of Public Welfare guidelines, must have a self-disclosed primary mental health diagnosis, having experienced the recovery process, and willing to share experiences to the benefit of consumers served
  • Basic understanding of mental health and co-occurring disorder conditions that interfere with the activities of daily living and mental health wellness
  • Ability to model and share the following recovery principles: Hope, Personal Responsibility, Empowerment Skills, Self-Advocacy, Educational Opportunities, and the importance of using personal and community Supports
  • Able to describe ongoing maintenance of personal recovery program, to the benefit of consumers
  • Able to articulate to consumers, families, and to interested stakeholders that peer support is a non-clinical service to promote recovery wellness
  • Understanding of and ability to maintain consumer confidentiality
  • Ability to work in a stressful environment that may include consumers experiencing active symptoms of mental health distress
  • Able to work a flexible schedule which may include evenings, weekends, and holidays
  • Ability to attend work as scheduled and to arrive on time for all work assignments per the established work schedule
  • May in the course of their duties be in rooms where medications are stored or may transport medications when they transport patients. Transportation of medication is limited from one department to another
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Senior Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • College-level coursework in a human service field preferred
  • Associates or Bachelors degree in human service field preferred
  • Minimum of two (2) years of employment in the human service field preferred
  • Certified Peer Specialist preferred
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • State certification as a Peer Specialist, OR ability to obtain provisional certification within 6 months and standard certification within 12 months of being hired
  • Ideally the Peer Specialist is a young adult; however, a Peer Specialist of any age may be considered for the position, provided that he or she relates well to young people
  • As much as possible, the Peer Specialist should have an understanding of the culture of the community in which the team is based. The Peer Specialist should also be someone who has made good progress toward his or her own recovery
  • Demonstrated interpersonal communications skills and the ability to empathize with, relate to and effectively work with participants of mental health services AND two years of active participation in mental health self-help activities, peer support or peer advocacy programs, or participant run organizations or similar experiences or programs
  • Ability/ willingness to disclose their recovery story (where appropriate) for the purposes of empowerment
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • *NOTE: Declining to be interviewed, failure to respond/accept interview attempts, or failure to report for a scheduled interview will be considered as a declination for further consideration for employment against this vacancy.***
  • Peer Specialist performs a variety of therapeutic and supportive tasks that include assisting their peers in articulating their goals for recovery, learning and practicing new skills, helping them monitor their progress, assisting them in their treatment, modeling effective coping techniques and self- help strategies based on their own recovery experience, and supporting them in advocating for themselves to obtain effective services
  • Functions as a role model, exhibiting competency in personal recovery and use of coping skills
  • Serves as a consumer advocate
  • Provides consumer information and peer support for veterans in outpatient and inpatient settings
  • Must have the ability to assist others in treatment based on the principles of recovery and resiliency. By inspiring the hope that recovery and resiliency are achievable goals
  • Assist others who are diagnosed with mental illness or co-occurring disorders to achieve their personal recovery goals by promoting self-determination, personal responsibility, and the empowerment inherent in self-directed recovery
  • Performs a wide range of tasks to assist peers of all ages, from young adult to old age, in regaining independence within the community and mastery over their own recovery process
  • Post-personal mental health recovery experience as a mentor providing counseling to support peers in mental health and/or addiction recovery
  • A recovery advocate directly involved with consumers of mental health services, a psychiatric therapy aide, or equivalent work involving in-person communication to support others in mental health recovery
  • PEER SUPPORT COMPETENCIES - Ability to assist Veterans with their recovery programs by providing Peer Support
  • VOCATIONAL SUPPORT - Ability to provide vocational support to Veterans in a recovery program such as assisting Veterans with finding housing, acquiring education, job seeking, etc
  • PROBLEM SOLVING - Skill in using problem solving techniques to troubleshoot or diffuse emergent situations involving individuals diagnosed with mental illness
  • COMMUNICATION - Skill in effective communication
  • WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS - Skill in effective written communications
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Knowledge of the signs and symptoms of mental illness
  • Knowledge of the Recovery process
  • Skill in using effective communication both orally and in writing
  • Ability to use a wide range of methods or tools commonly taught in formal peer support training certifications programs
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Ability to assist Veterans with their recovery programs by providing Peer Support
  • Ability to provide vocational support to Veterans in a recovery program such as assisting Veterans with finding housing, acquiring education, job seeking, etc
  • Skill in using problem solving techniques to troubleshoot or diffuse emergent situations involving individuals diagnosed with mental illness
  • Skill in effective spoken communication
  • Skill in effective written communication
  • Skill in facilitating peer support and wellness oriented psychoeducational groups
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Peer Support Apprentice / Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Travel to out patient clinics and to make client contacts
  • BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR PEER SPECIALISTS, GS-102-6/9: a. Statutory Requirements. Section 405 of Public Law 110-387, as codified in 38 U.S.C. 7402(b)(13), established that to be eligible to receive appointment to a Peer Specialist position, a person must
  • SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE FOR PEER SPECIALISTS, GS-102-6/9
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Peer Specialist, Lawrence Resume Examples & Samples

  • Provides a welcoming environment for the client while in the Community Based Clinic, or Emergency Department
  • Provides comfort items as needed i.e. food, encouragement, support, activities while waiting
  • Works collaboratively with the ESP evaluator and assists in arranging services to which the individual is being referred
  • Ensures that the client understands what is happening during the evaluation process and assists with communication
  • Shares skills learned that have been useful in managing stress in the community
  • Engages appropriately with clients to support them in identifying strengths, existing supports and community resources
  • Assists and supports clients in the Crisis Stabilization Unit as needed
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Flex Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Telephone and/or face to face support to members and families to provide resources and support. Members may need help navigating the system, completing applications (i.e. Voluntary Services, SSI, System of Care), locating non –traditional supports, and learning about self-advocacy skills
  • Peers will make home visits; meet with parents; enter data in computer system; search databases for appropriate resources
  • Develop local area resource database and guides to assist corresponding communities
  • Participate in a Local Area Team approach to care management to enhance member treatment by identifying resources, access to care, identifying barriers to care and gaps in service
  • Collaborate with the Department of Developmental Services, Department of Children and Families, Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, and the Department of Social Services as necessary to support members
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Assist in identifying recovery goals
  • Provide information and support to assist peers in effectively participating in developing a
  • Share resiliency and recovery-oriented educational materials
  • Employ strategies to engage parents of children and adult peers who do not keep important
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Specialist, Peer Mentor Resume Examples & Samples

  • Bilingual in two or more languages
  • Public speaking/presenting experience
  • Warm, personable, and professional demeanor
  • Must have a 2.5 GPA or higher (3.0 or higher is preferred)
  • Must be a current SLCC student or have graduated within one year of SLCC
  • Must be eligible to work in the United States
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MHT / Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Using the 10-step goal setting process the CPS will
  • Maintains safety and security of the facility through close observation and monitoring of the clients, maintaining optimal physical proximity, remaining alert at all times, and using analytical forethought to anticipate potentially volatile or unsafe situations and proactively intervene
  • Promotes development of clients' daily living skills through appropriate assignment, instruction, and supervision of tasks
  • Stimulates clients' interest and cooperation in various individual and group activities and programs through positive interaction, instruction, supervision, feedback and encouragement
  • Completes accurate and timely documentation on client's behavior as outlined by policy, reports observations to relevant staff and makes recommendations based on observations. Assists in preparation of other behavioral reports and daily activities log as required
  • Develops counseling skill methods and techniques under the supervision of program treatment professionals to facilitate psychoeducational groups, i.e. life skill groups and current event groups. Provides one-to-one contact with clients focusing on social development
  • Ensures compliance with all company policies and procedures and regulatory requirements, reporting any known or suspected violations to his/her supervisor or through other means identified in company policy
  • Assesses and ensures the needs of the clients are being met in relation to clothing, linens, and personal hygiene supplies. Supervises personal hygiene tasks
  • Escorts clients to work, mealtime, outdoor/indoor recreation, and education activities and participates in their supervision and instruction as needed. Transports residents to and from medical appointments or other activities as directed
  • Consistently meets facility and regulatory training requirements by attending all mandatory meetings and staff training sessions as required
  • Assures cleanliness and orderliness of the assigned work area/unit and proactively assists in all security, maintenance, and safety functions as required for the overall facility
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Collaborate to assist peers how to identify strengths and needs, combat negative self-talk, identify and overcome fears and employ coping strategies and relapse prevention skills
  • Assist peers with inpatient units to prepare a comprehensive plan for discharge that includes relapse prevention strategies
  • Liaison with parent-run and consumer organizations and provider agencies regarding efforts to expand the use of peer specialists, achieve family/consumer-driven and youth-guided care, and support recovery-oriented programs. Serve as liaison with advocacy organizations regarding peer support training and implementation initiatives
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Senior Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Maintain appropriate boundaries with patients, as described in WPIC and peer orientation trainings
  • Responsible for maintaining a personal recovery program, thereby serving as a guide and mentor to consumers and to other peer staff
  • As a recovery role model for others, the peer specialist knows when to step away from a consumer or staff situation that is causing increased anxiety or personal conflict, and seek supervisory help immediately
  • Minimum of two years employment in the human service field preferred
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Certified Family Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Must be able to utilize a computer-based system in order to enter contact notes
  • Must possess knowledge of community resources and how to access such resources and strong organizational and communication skills
  • Must be able to navigate around the city and surrounding areas to provide client services in homes, schools, and elsewhere in the community
  • Must be available for community based work in the evening as needed
  • Participates in community events to market SEED programs/services as needed
  • Provides supervision of family and sibling visits when the child/youth and family are stable as determined by the clinical supervisor
  • Completes required documentation on clients/youth as needed
  • Assists parents or parental figures in accessing community services such as housing, food, and other concrete services
  • Advocates for consumer and/or parents in internal and external meetings as needed
  • Ensures optimal communication by relaying pertinent client care information to the Clinical Supervisor and other team members
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Peer Recovery Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Engage the individual and establish rapport as evidenced by empathic and active listening, communicating in a nonjudgmental way, recognizing addictive behavior
  • Recognize signs and symptoms of addiction with sensitivity to cultural and environmental differences
  • Assist in development and enhancement of a comprehensive recovery plan by identifying resources, including community programs and agencies, and overcoming barriers to that plan
  • Ability to recognize emergency and crisis situations
  • Educate the individual, family, and community about disease of addiction and the recovery process
  • Conduct self in an ethical manner by adhering to codes of ethics and standards of practice
  • Engage in continuing professional and personal development relative to recovery support services
  • At least 3-5 years of experience working with those in recovery
  • Communicates effectively, using exceptional verbal and written skills as well as demonstrates strong creative problem-solving and conflict management skills
  • Extensive experience with commonly used computer business applications to include but not limited to: Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; Utilizes critical thinking skills to provide recommendations and/or other corrective actions as needed
  • Strong interpersonal organizational and analytical skills and the ability to perform under pressure within rigid time constraints, without the loss of efficiency, quality and professionalism as demonstrated by previous positions held
  • Exemplifies excellent customer relations in interactions with physicians and employees, and serves as a positive role model through initiative, involvement and availability
  • Serves as an educator and internal consultant to leadership, teams and individuals in meeting the needs of physicians and their office staff
  • Seeks out new ideas and best practices in physician onboarding and incorporates them into the organization's onboarding efforts
  • Ability to identify, establish and meet goals and objectives
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Bft Certified Peer Specialist Hrs / wk Resume Examples & Samples

  • Ability to work effectively with colleagues, individual peers, and groups
  • Ability to display a non-judgmental, sensitive approach to peers
  • Knowledge of community and social service agencies
  • Ability to effectively communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing with peers, family members, and the multidisciplinary team
  • Ability to manage priorities and adhere to deadlines
  • Ability to maintain accurate records and necessary paperwork
  • Provide culturally competent care to a diverse population
  • Possess excellent interpersonal skills and has the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team
  • Demonstrated ability to set limits, to solve problems independently, and to appropriately protect confidential information
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Accompany consumers at various community support meetings or events whenever it is appropriate and provide follow-up services to consumers in a 1 to 1 setting, by phone, or by mobile visits
  • Demonstrates knowledge and application of Wellness Recovery Action Plan, Personal Medicine, and Mental Health Advanced Directives documents and being able to share own recovery experience
  • Maintain all required paperwork and documentation in a timely manner, as directed by Supervisor
  • Maintain appropriate boundaries, as described peer orientation trainings
  • Provide peer support services to consumers in the program setting, community, or in the consumer's home--as directed by Supervisor
  • Have lived experience and a self-disclosed primary mental health diagnosis, having experienced the recovery process, and willing to share experiences to the benefit of consumers served
  • Basic understanding of mental health and co-occurring disorder conditions or substance use that interfere with the activities of daily living and mental health wellness
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Peer Specialist Resume Examples & Samples

  • Engage clients by building rapport and trust
  • Interact with clients as a peer and share common experiences
  • Facilitate clients’ exploration and understanding of their psychiatric symptoms and assist client in identifying areas in which they need support
  • Assist clients in identifying their own individual warning signs of relapse and in identifying and developing specific, individual coping strategies
  • Assist clients in developing a crisis plan and crisis management skills
  • Convene and facilitate self-help groups and activities
  • Teach self-help techniques and self-help group process skills to clients
  • Facilitate the establishment of peer support networks, natural supports, and social support systems
  • Help clients develop assertiveness and communication skills in order to facilitate their active participation in the treatment planning process
  • Assist clients in carrying out tasks defined in their treatment plans
  • Teach clients skills in daily living, learning, working, socializing, recreating, parenting, and/or other skills that are relevant to the individual’s rehabilitation goals
  • Teach clients how to negotiate bureaucracies and service systems
  • Provide entitlement information and teach clients how to advocate for themselves in obtaining entitlements
  • Assist clients in identifying and learning how to exercise their rights
  • Teach skills that enable clients to advocate for the needs of people with psychiatric disabilities within the mental health system and within generic human service delivery systems
  • Provide education and training on client issues and perspectives to mental health and generic human services providers