Mobile Housing & Recovery Peer Specialist

Community Access; New York (NY); In loco; USD 42.000 - 65.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Community Access in New York, NY seeks a Housing Mobile Team Peer Specialist to support tenants with complex mental health needs across housing programs. You will use peer-to-peer strategies to assess risks, develop coping plans, and connect residents to community-based services and supports.

Candidate will engage families and social networks, document progress, and collaborate with a mobile multi-disciplinary team to promote housing stability and recovery in a community setting.

Competenze

• Understanding and commitment to recovery-oriented service delivery and Community Access mission.
• Person-centered treatment, participant rights, and self-determination in service provision.
• Lived experience with mental health, homelessness, or related history preferred.
• Minimum two years supporting individuals with mental health conditions or trauma history.
• Flexible availability including mornings, evenings, and weekends as needed.

Mansioni

• Provide peer support to tenants to develop coping strategies and recovery goals.
• Engage and build trusting relationships to support housing stability and connections to services.
• Complete assessments and documentation on time as part of the mobile team.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary staff to respond to crises and coordinate care.

Conoscenze

Recovery-oriented service delivery

Person-centered treatment

Prioritize to meet deadlines

Conflict mediation/negotiation

Initiative and follow-through

Team collaboration

Flexible schedule

Bilingual Spanish-speaking preferred

Ability to work in community

Strumenti

MS Word

Excel

Windows OS

Electronic record systems

Descrizione del lavoro

Community Access in New York, NY seeks a Housing Mobile Team Peer Specialist to support tenants with complex mental health needs across housing programs. You will use peer-to-peer strategies to assess risks, develop coping plans, and connect residents to community-based services and supports.

Candidate will engage families and social networks, document progress, and collaborate with a mobile multi-disciplinary team to promote housing stability and recovery in a community setting.