The Recovery Coach will take the lead in increasing connections with the recovery community and identifying resources previously and currently being used. This staff will also assist in community advocacy and education, evaluation of recovery supports, and development of recovery supports. RESPONSIBILITIES: Increase connection with the recovery community in assigned county. Be a part of a committee to identify the direction and process for the development of recovery supports. Seek out a wide range of individuals who have obtained sobriety and engage them in this initiative. Interview individuals in recovery to identify what resources they used to gain sobriety. Assist with the professional growth of new hires by allowing job shadowing as needed. Assist in the development and maintenance of resources for community use, including pamphlets, books, educational and training materials. Identify additional resources as requested. Develop and implement a plan for sharing this information with consumers and their families. Be a communication conduit between individuals in the recovery community and service providers. Work with the Clinician and, if applicable, the Case Manager, to collaborate on treatment planning, case consultation, and client needs. Work cooperatively with service providers as they work to meet the needs of the families in their care. Inform consumers and families about community resources and natural supports and how to utilize these in developing their recovery plans. Responsible for timely Quality Assurance compliance as related to employee’s roles and functions. For the purposes of coordination of care, follow community partner, PIHP, CMH, and agency guidelines when providing treatment with patients receiving Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) or other medical treatment. Provide education to clients, family, and other involved parties on MAT. Maintain appropriate boundaries with others in the recovering community. Visit individuals in recovery for the purpose of encouraging involvement in the development of supports. Respect others and understand their needs and feelings, regardless of race, social, ethnic, economic, and religious background; have an attitude and aptitude for providing nurturance, being patient, and accepting others. Professional Growth Regular participation in supervision meetings and team meetings for the sharing of ideas, feedback and department planning. Utilize educational opportunities and resources offered by the agency and through the profession for continued development of skills and clinical expertise. Use the knowledge and skills of his/her supervisor to increase both counseling and administrative skills. Responsible for timely Quality Assurance compliance as related to employee’s roles and functions. Other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS: High School Diploma or equivalent required. Bachelor’s Degree preferred. CCAR Certification Required. State
Current Opening - Certified Peer Support Specialist Contingent - Prefer candidate that is open to weekends. Shifts are as follows: 8am - 4pm or 3pm - 11pm. Compensation $21.00 - $24.00 plus shift differential. About You Individual must be a Certified Peer Support Specialist (CPSS). This position involves mobile outreach and intervention to individuals in distress, aiming to offer peer support, guidance, and assistance during their crisis moments. Promote recovery, reduce the risk of hospitalization or institutionalization, and connect individuals with appropriate mental health resources and services. Full job description: Mobile Peer Support Specialist Day in the Life Respond swiftly to crisis calls to align with program response times Perform curb-side staff safety assessments in order to assess team response requirements Drive agency vehicle (or personal vehicle) to community locations to respond to crisis call Maintain reliable personal vehicle for use to and from job and occasionally within the community Provide active crisis intervention that is welcoming, trauma-informed, brief, and solution-focused to adults/children presenting in distress Maintain accurate and timely documentation of all crisis interventions and interactions with clients Collaborate with individuals/families and their support systems to develop safety plans and identify coping strategies for managing future crises Facilitate transition to appropriate aftercare services and assist with implementation of individual recovery plans and coordination of natural supports Act as a role model in recovery and the development of coping skills What you need to apply High School Diploma or GED Michigan Certified Peer Support Specialist certification Relevant recovery experience Valid Michigan Driver License with acceptable driving record regarding eligibility for insurability under Common Ground's insurance policy What Makes Us Different? Non-Profit mission-driven, person-focused environment Opportunity for professional growth Smaller Units/Manageable workloads Team orientated environment An organizational culture of mental & behavioral health support for all For your hard work Generous paid time off (for eligible employees) Shift premiums (for eligible employees) Employer sponsored benefit & wellness plans (including 16% fringe pay, Calm App, etc.) Competitive wages Common Ground is one of the top-ten crisis intervention organizations in the country. For over 50 years we have been helping people move from crisis to hope. At Common Ground, we help individuals and families who are experiencing crises of any kind, from suicide to s
