Full-time Detention Center Re-entry Peer Support Specialist

Anne Arundel County Department of Health; Glen Burnie (MD); Vor Ort; USD 27.552 - 28.089; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Participation in the County’s group health plan

Paid holidays and sick leave

Optional deferred compensation program

Zusammenfassung

Anne Arundel County Department of Health is seeking a Detention Center/Re‑Entry Peer Support Specialist in Maryland. This entry-level position focuses on supporting incarcerated individuals during their recovery and re‑entry. The role involves providing person-centered services that promote long-term wellness through engagement and education, working collaboratively with healthcare providers.

The ideal candidate should have a High School Diploma or equivalent and be in recovery from substance use disorder. Responsibilities include coordinating care, facilitating support, and maintaining accurate participant records.

Qualifikationen

• At least two years of sustained recovery from a substance use disorder.
• Familiarity with treatment and community resources that support recovery.
• Knowledge of harm reduction and social services.

Aufgaben

• Coordinate follow-up services and re-entry planning before release.
• Offer emotional support and facilitate communication across the healthcare system.
• Develop individualized self-directed recovery plans.

Kenntnisse

Excellent time management

Organizational skills

Written and oral communication

Understanding of Anne Arundel County resources

Multitasking in fast-paced environment

Proficiency in Microsoft Office and electronic medical records

Ausbildung

High School Diploma or Equivalency (GED)

Jobbeschreibung

Anne Arundel County Department of Health is seeking a Detention Center/Re‑Entry Peer Support Specialist in Maryland. This entry-level position focuses on supporting incarcerated individuals during their recovery and re‑entry. The role involves providing person-centered services that promote long-term wellness through engagement and education, working collaboratively with healthcare providers.

The ideal candidate should have a High School Diploma or equivalent and be in recovery from substance use disorder. Responsibilities include coordinating care, facilitating support, and maintaining accurate participant records.