Peer Support Specialist - Oak

TERRO; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 21,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K plan with company match

Paid time off

Health insurance options

Dental & vision coverage

Disability insurance

Employee assistance program

Job summary

Terros Health in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a Full-Time Peer Support Specialist at our Oak Recovery Clinic to assist members and families in their recovery journey.

You will facilitate family group activities, support assessment and service planning, promote community integration, and maintain accurate documentation.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Arizona Peer Certification and Peer Training preferred.
• Self-identify as Behavioral Health recipient and/or family experience helpful.
• Valid Arizona driver’s license and clean driving record preferred.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate family group activities to support recovery and resiliency.
• Encourage and assist families in assessment, service planning, and delivery.
• Promote community integration, independence and self-sufficiency.
• Maintain accurate documentation of member engagements in EMR.

Skills

Communication skills

Recovery-focused

Customer service

Typing 25 wpm

MS Office / EMR

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Arizona Peer Certification

Peer Employment Training

Tools

NextGen EMR

MS Office

Typing speed 25 wpm

Job description

Terros Health is a healthcare organization of caring people, guided by our core values of integrity, compassion and empowerment. We engage people in whole person health through an integrated care delivery system, thus establishing a medical home for our patients. In caring for the whole person, we focus on overall wellness through physical health, mental health and substance use care.HOPE ~ HEALTH ~ HEALINGWe are a mission-driven, service-orientated industry leader looking for a Peer Support Specialist to join our team of caring professionals in our Oak Recovery Clinic.Full-Time Employed: 40 hours/weekLocation: 4451 E. Oak St., Phoenix, AZ 85008Additional Language Differential Pay AvailableFull Benefits Package, including 401KGenerous PTO/Sick Time (4+ weeks in year 1)Pay starting at $17.00/hour DOEResponsibilities:As a Peer Support Specialist, you will be responsible for facilitating various family group activities that support and strengthen the member and their families assisting them in their recovery. You will be responsible for encouraging, assisting and supporting the family in expressing their perspective throughout the processes of assessment, service planning and service delivery while maintaining a focus on the recovery and resiliency. In addition, you will create and facilitate a variety of family group activities that support and strengthen a family’s journey of recovery. Other duties include promoting community integration, independence and self-sufficiency, as well as maintaining accurate and thorough documentation of member engagements. If you are dependable, caring and compassionate and find motivation in helping our members live better lives by sharing your own experiences, apply now!Benefits & WellnessWe invest in the health, well-being, and success of our employees and their families by offering comprehensive benefits, wellness resources, and opportunities to grow both personally and professionallyHealth & Insurance BenefitsMultiple medical plan options, including a no-premium plan for employees and their familiesMultiple dental plan options, including orthodontic coverageVision insuranceGroup life and disability insurancePet insuranceFinancial Wellness401(k) plan with company matchInterest-free medical line of creditFinancial education, planning, and support resourcesMonetary company contribution toward eligible benefitsBilingual pay differentialTime Away & Work-Life BalanceGenerous Paid Time Off (PTO) – 3 weeks off in the first yearPaid Sick Time10 paid holidays annuallyWellness & Family SupportComprehensive wellness program featuring wellness challenges, activities, and prizesEmployee Assistance Program (EAP) available to employees and their family membersProfessional Development & EducationOngoing professional growth and career development opportunities, including:ScholarshipsClinical supervisionContinuing Education Units (CEUs)Tuition discounts through Grand Canyon University, University of Phoenix, and Northern Arizona University (NAU)Exclusive Employee PerksTrip Reduction ProgramAccess to the Working Advantage Employee Discount Program, with savings on:Gym membershipsCar rentalsFlights, hotels, movie tickets, and moreJoin a team that values your well-being, invests in your growth, and supports you every step of the way - at work and at home!Must have a High School Diploma/GED and at least 6 weeks of behavioral health employment experience.Professional experience in nutrition, fitness and/or physical health preferred.Peer Employment Training and Arizona State Peer Certification.Self-Identify as a Behavioral Health recipient in recovery for at least 1 – 3 years and/or first-hand experience with family members with serious mental illness and/or chronic disease.Valid AZ Driver License. Must have valid Arizona driver’s license, be 21 years of age with minimum 4 years driving experience, and meet requirements of Terros Health’s driving policyMust have a valid Arizona Level 1 Fingerprint Fingerprint Clearance card or be able to apply for one within 7 working days of starting employment.Must understand and utilize a recovery approach and philosophy.Exemplify great customer service and motivational skills.Good interpersonal and communication skills, evidenced by a non-judgmental approach, effective listening and positive interactions.Must be able to work on a computer and tablet in Microsoft Office, with electronic medical records and in NextGen.Must pass a typing assessment with a speed of at least 25 wpm.Physical demands of this position are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.