Recovery-Focused Community Support Specialist

The Well NE; Norfolk (NE); On-site; USD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

The Well NE is seeking a Community Support Provider to empower individuals with behavioral health needs through compassionate, community-based support and essential services. The role focuses on building trust, coordinating resources, and delivering recovery-oriented care in partnership with diverse clients.

Qualifications include being 21+, valid Nebraska driver’s license, and either a relevant degree or two years of human services experience, with strong communication and independence.

Qualifications

• Must be 21 or older and have a Nebraska driver’s license with insurable and good driving record.
• Bachelor’s degree preferred or equivalent experience in human services.
• Ability to pass random drug screenings if in recovery and maintain confidentiality (42 CFR, HIPAA).
• Strong communication, trust-building, and ability to work with diverse clients.

Responsibilities

• Carry a caseload of behavioral health clients.
• Complete intake, assessments, service plans, and authorizations within set timeframes.
• Provide community-based support and referrals to services/resources.
• Assist with housing, employment, or education; transportation to appointments.
• Document progress notes and coordinate with treatment providers and other agencies.
• Support clients with crisis intervention and safety planning.

Skills

Empathetic communication

Interpersonal skills

Time management

Stress management

Team player

Education

Bachelor’s degree in psychology or related field

2 years coursework/experience in human services

2 years lived recovery experience

Job description

The Well NE is seeking a Community Support Provider to empower individuals with behavioral health needs through compassionate, community-based support and essential services. The role focuses on building trust, coordinating resources, and delivering recovery-oriented care in partnership with diverse clients.

Qualifications include being 21+, valid Nebraska driver’s license, and either a relevant degree or two years of human services experience, with strong communication and independence.