In-Office Recovery Coach: Lived-Experience Mentor

Samaritas; Belding (MI); On-site; USD 38,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Benefits

In-office role

30 days eligibility

Job summary

Samaritas in Michigan is seeking a Recovery Coach for our Belding SUD Offices. This in-person role supports individuals in recovery by offering mentorship, advocacy, and resource navigation to build durable paths to wellness.

You will partner with clinicians and care teams to develop individualized recovery plans, connect clients with community resources, attend recovery events, and help strengthen programs through feedback and collaboration within a respected faith-based human services

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; bachelor’s preferred.
• Lived experience in substance use and recovery with at least 2 years of sobriety.
• Peer Recovery Support (PRS) certification (or willingness to obtain).
• CCAR certification preferred.
• Experience working with individuals or families in recovery preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop individualized recovery plans with clients.
• Identify goals, strengths, and recovery resources.
• Collaborate with clinicians, case managers, and care teams.
• Bridge between clients and the recovery community; attend events to build connections.
• Support MAT and other services in alignment with care guidelines.
• Build relationships with community partners and referral sources; assist outreach.

Skills

Strong communication

Relationship-building

Professional boundaries

Advocacy & community engagement

Team collaboration

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Bachelor’s preferred

Job description

Samaritas in Michigan is seeking a Recovery Coach for our Belding SUD Offices. This in-person role supports individuals in recovery by offering mentorship, advocacy, and resource navigation to build durable paths to wellness.

You will partner with clinicians and care teams to develop individualized recovery plans, connect clients with community resources, attend recovery events, and help strengthen programs through feedback and collaboration within a respected faith-based human services