Campus Recovery Mentor & Programs Coordinator

Longwood University; Kennesaw (GA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Kennesaw State University is seeking a Recovery Coordinator to support students in recovery within a collegiate setting. The role involves coordinating peer support, educational initiatives, and marketing efforts to promote recovery resources on campus.

The position is limited-term, contingent on funding through June 30, 2027, with potential continuation based on funding availability. Requires a bachelor’s degree and related experience in recovery services.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required in psychology, public health, health education, communications or related field.
• Current, valid driver's license required.
• CARES Prevention Specialist-Addictive Disease or eligible within three months.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate peer support for students in recovery from opioid use disorders and other addictions.
• Plan and facilitate educational events, trainings and workshops on addiction and prevention.
• Assist Collegiate Recovery Program leader and staff with inquiries.
• Connect students with financial aid, housing and other support services.
• Provide peer supports for personal, academic and social needs of students in recovery.
• Develop marketing materials to promote recovery programs on campus and social media.
• Track metrics and analyze program impact for evaluation.
• Maintain program records and assist with reporting.

Skills

Peer mentoring

Recovery support

Educational events

Project coordination

Communication skills

Microsoft Office

HIPAA compliance

Abuse reporting

Education

Bachelor's degree in Psychology / Public Health / Health Education / Communications / Public Relations or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Kennesaw State University is seeking a Recovery Coordinator to support students in recovery within a collegiate setting. The role involves coordinating peer support, educational initiatives, and marketing efforts to promote recovery resources on campus.

The position is limited-term, contingent on funding through June 30, 2027, with potential continuation based on funding availability. Requires a bachelor’s degree and related experience in recovery services.