Part-Time Peer Support Specialist — Flexible Hours
Beacon Bridge
Chapel Hill (NC)
Hybrid
USD 22,041 - 26,174
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible scheduling
Paid experience
Training and professional development
Opportunity for full-time transition
Job summary
A North Carolina-based behavioral health agency is seeking motivated college students for the role of Peer Support Specialist. This part-time, flexible position offers $16–$19 per hour to provide peer support to individuals in need. Responsibilities include offering emotional support, building coping skills, and documenting services. Ideal candidates are pursuing degrees in psychology or similar fields and may have lived experience in mental health recovery. This role provides valuable hands-on experience in the health care sector with opportunities for professional growth.
Qualifications
Preferred majors include psychology, social work, human services, nursing, or related fields.
Ability to pass background checks required by NC and payors.
Lived experience with mental health and/or substance use recovery is strongly preferred.
Responsibilities
Provide peer support services under supervision.
Offer encouragement and recovery-oriented guidance.
Assist individuals in building coping skills and community connections.
Document services accurately in the EHR system.
Collaborate with clinicians and interdisciplinary teams.
Skills
Strong communication
Interpersonal skills
Coping skills
Self-advocacy
Education
Currently enrolled in college or university
Job description
A North Carolina-based behavioral health agency is seeking motivated college students for the role of Peer Support Specialist. This part-time, flexible position offers $16–$19 per hour to provide peer support to individuals in need. Responsibilities include offering emotional support, building coping skills, and documenting services. Ideal candidates are pursuing degrees in psychology or similar fields and may have lived experience in mental health recovery. This role provides valuable hands-on experience in the health care sector with opportunities for professional growth.