In-Person Peer Support Specialist (1099 Contractor)

Anew Behavioral Health, Ohio; Mount Vernon (OH); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Anew Behavioral Health is seeking a Peer Support Specialist to provide non-clinical, recovery-oriented support to residents in our program. You will draw on lived experience and training to offer emotional support, mentorship, and advocacy in a safe, structured setting.

Applicants must have an active Peer Support Certification and be able to attend in person regularly. This 1099 contractor role emphasizes confidentiality, documentation, and collaboration with clinical staff to support lasting

Qualifications

• Active Peer Support Certification required.
• Must pass UDS.
• BCI background check required; fair chance employer.
• Regular, in-person attendance required.

Responsibilities

• Provide recovery-oriented non-clinical support to clients.
• Meet with mental health professionals to establish treatment plans.
• Provide coaching and emotional support for clients.
• Help clients manage appointments with mental health professionals.
• Report concerns about health and safety to the care team.
• Keep accurate records of client encounters and progress.
• Write recovery reviews to update client files.
• Maintain client confidentiality.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Interpersonal skills

Organizational skills

Time management

Active listening

Problem-solving

Education

Peer Support Certification

UDS training

BCI background check

Tools

Email

Records management software

Word processing

Job description

Anew Behavioral Health is seeking a Peer Support Specialist to provide non-clinical, recovery-oriented support to residents in our program. You will draw on lived experience and training to offer emotional support, mentorship, and advocacy in a safe, structured setting.

Applicants must have an active Peer Support Certification and be able to attend in person regularly. This 1099 contractor role emphasizes confidentiality, documentation, and collaboration with clinical staff to support lasting