Community-Based CPSW II: Peer Support & Outreach

Pueblo of San Felipe; Algodones (NM); On-site; USD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Pueblo of San Felipe is seeking a Certified Peer Support Worker II to provide CCSS services within the Behavioral Health Program for youth and adult residents. The role works with clinical staff to deliver culturally based life skills and to engage clients under Medicaid CCSS.

This position involves outreach in the community, documentation in electronic health records, supervision participation, and advocacy for tribal members to promote resiliency and self-care, including home visits as needed.

Qualifications

• HS Diploma or equivalent preferred.
• CPSW Certification: Current active CPSW certification required.
• Keres language fluency.
• Two years of experience as a CPSW or equivalent.
• Knowledge of San Felipe customs, values, and language.
• Willingness to participate in ongoing training for certification.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct CCSS peer support services to Behavioral Health clients via caseload and collaboration with clinical staff.
• Deliver services through the Medicaid CCSS framework with weekly service targets.
• Document services in electronic health records and participate in weekly supervision.
• Provide cultural and language support to clinical staff and coordinate client services with the team.
• Coordinate with supervisors to offer peer support in community settings, including home visits.
• Advocate for tribal members to promote self-care and resilience and address barriers to treatment.

Skills

Keres language fluency

Two years experience CPSW

Education

HS Diploma or equivalent

CPSW Certification

Job description

Pueblo of San Felipe is seeking a Certified Peer Support Worker II to provide CCSS services within the Behavioral Health Program for youth and adult residents. The role works with clinical staff to deliver culturally based life skills and to engage clients under Medicaid CCSS.

This position involves outreach in the community, documentation in electronic health records, supervision participation, and advocacy for tribal members to promote resiliency and self-care, including home visits as needed.