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Pathways to Life, Inc is hiring Certified Peer Support Specialists (CPSS) to provide community-based recovery services for adults with mental health or substance use disorders in Burlington, NC. The role emphasizes using lived experience to support independence, build community connections, and advance personal recovery goals.
You will work under supervision of a Qualified Professional, coordinating with therapists and care managers to implement Person-Centered Plans and document progress in the
Burlington, NC
Pathways to Life, Inc. is expanding its Community Support program and is hiring Certified Peer Support Specialists (CPSS) to provide community-based recovery services for adults living with mental health and/or substance use disorders.
If your recovery journey has equipped you to encourage others, this role allows you to use your lived experience to help individuals build independence, strengthen community connections, and move toward their personal recovery goals.
Peer Support Specialists provide one-on-one and group recovery services in homes, community settings, and other approved service locations. Services focus on helping members develop the skills, confidence, and support systems needed to live successfully in their communities.
This position works under the supervision of a Qualified Professional (QP) and collaborates with therapists, medical providers, care managers, and community partners to support each member's Person-Centered Plan.
Service Area: Burlington and surrounding communities
Required
Preferred
This is a community-based position. Services are provided in:
Limited office time is required for documentation, meetings, supervision, and training. Evening or weekend hours may occasionally be needed based on member schedules.
Peer Support Specialists play a vital role in helping individuals move beyond symptom management toward meaningful recovery. By sharing lived experience, connecting members to resources, and building hope, you help individuals strengthen their independence and participate more fully in their communities.