PEER RECOVERY SUPPORT SPECIALIST (PRSS)

ADP, Inc.; Mullens (WV); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

ADP, Inc. seeks a Peer Recovery Support Specialist to assist individuals in recovery from substance use disorders across McDowell and Wyoming Counties. The role emphasizes advocacy, mentorship, and connecting clients with community resources to sustain sobriety and personal goals.

The PRSS will lead peer recovery groups, utilize lived experience, and assist with daily tasks and transportation as needed, promoting hope and resilient recovery outcomes.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Lived experience of recovery from substance use disorders.
• State or nationally recognized peer certification or training as required by West Virginia.

Responsibilities

• Advocate for individuals in recovery and provide peer support.
• Lead peer recovery groups and facilitate relationship-building among participants.
• Mentor individuals in setting and achieving personal and recovery goals.
• Offer guidance in managing life roles and responsibilities.
• Provide supportive services as needed, including transportation, medication reminders, and assistance with daily living tasks.
• Share helpful resources and community referrals to enhance recovery outcomes.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Group facilitation

Communication

Empathy

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Lived recovery experience

Peer certification or WV training

Job description

Job Title:

Peer Recovery Support Specialist- QLA

Location:

McDowell and Wyoming Counties- Full-Time

Position Summary:

The Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS) serves as an advocate and mentor for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. This role provides support, guidance, and resources to help individuals achieve personal goals and maintain sobriety. The PRSS facilitates skill‑building activities, leads peer recovery groups, and assists individuals in managing life roles such as employee, parent, or student. Supportive services may also include transportation, medication reminders, or assistance with daily tasks.

Key Responsibilities:

Advocate for individuals in recovery and provide peer support.

Lead peer recovery groups and facilitate relationship‑building among participants.

Mentor individuals in setting and achieving personal and recovery goals.

Offer guidance in managing life roles and responsibilities.

Provide supportive services as needed, including transportation, medication reminders, and assistance with daily living tasks.

Share helpful resources and community referrals to enhance recovery outcomes.

Education & Experience:

High school diploma or equivalent required.

Lived experience of recovery from substance use disorders.

Preferred: At least one (1) year of experience working with individuals with substance use challenges.

Minimum of two (2) years of sobriety required.

State or nationally recognized peer certification or training as required by West Virginia.

Qualifications:

Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Ability to lead groups and facilitate supportive discussions.

Empathetic, patient, and committed to helping others achieve recovery goals.

Knowledge of recovery resources and community support networks.