Impactful CPRS: Recovery Coach & Support Specialist

Master Center for Addiction Medicine; Virginia Beach (VA); On-site; USD 24,796 - 34,440; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Plans

HSA employer contribution

Dental Plans

Vision Plan

Basic Life and AD&D

Long Term Disability

Employee Assistance Program

Health Advocate access

401(k) with match

PTO + 6 paid holidays

Training & development

Tuition reimbursement

Employee recognition program

Referral bonuses

Job summary

Master Center for Addiction Medicine in Virginia Beach seeks a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) to support patients in recovery and coordinate with the treatment team. The CPRS conducts outreach, documents progress, and helps patients meet treatment plans in a busy outpatient setting that includes MAT, detox, and sustained recovery programs.

The ideal candidate has personal sustained recovery of two years or more, CPRS certification preferred, and completion of a 72‑hour training

Qualifications

• Two+ years of personal sustained recovery required.
• Certification as a Peer Recovery Specialist preferred (training, hours, and exam).
• Completed 72-hour training; hours may be provided on the job.

Responsibilities

• Provide recovery coaching to individual patients and support treatment teams.
• Act as liaison to physicians and the care team in outpatient MAT, detox, and recovery programs.
• Orient patients, take histories, report to physicians, and assist with treatment-plan goals.
• Coach patients through early recovery and maintain contact to support progress and collect outcomes.

Skills

Personal recovery experience

Coaching/mentoring

Communication skills

Job description

Master Center for Addiction Medicine in Virginia Beach seeks a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) to support patients in recovery and coordinate with the treatment team. The CPRS conducts outreach, documents progress, and helps patients meet treatment plans in a busy outpatient setting that includes MAT, detox, and sustained recovery programs.

The ideal candidate has personal sustained recovery of two years or more, CPRS certification preferred, and completion of a 72‑hour training