Recovery Support Specialist — Peer-Based Crisis

Set Free Alaska; Soldotna (AK); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Dental

Vision

Life

Short Term Disability

401K with 3% match

Paid Time Off

Continuing Education Stipend

Job summary

Set Free Alaska is seeking a Peer Support Professional who will engage peers in recovery, provide crisis services, and help access community resources. This role emphasizes confidentiality, trauma-informed practice, and building supportive networks within the continuum of care.

No certification is required to start, but Alaska PSP certification may be pursued within six months. A personal vehicle and valid license are required to serve clients across communities.

Qualifications

• Willingness to work toward Alaska PSP certification within six months.
• Lived experience in addiction and recovery (personal or familial).
• Pass a drug screen and Alaska background check.
• Qualify for SFA’s commercial auto insurance and provide proof of personal vehicle insurance.
• Current valid driver’s license and a safe, reliable vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Maintain confidentiality of all position-related information.
• Provide Peer Based Crisis Services (PBCS).
• Help peers manage crisis and connect to recovery resources.
• Assist peers with recovery planning and goal setting for home, work, and health.
• Advocate for peers in treatment settings and the community.
• Teach life skills and support recovery through education and goal setting.
• Facilitate Community & Recovery Support Services meetings for client reintegration.
• Complete timely documentation in line with state/federal guidelines.
• Drive own vehicle for client support; IRS mileage reimbursement applies.
• Mentor and spread the message of recovery to peers new in recovery.

Skills

Written & verbal comms

Organizational skills

Punctuality

Recovery storytelling

Trauma-informed

Cultural awareness

Team player

Professional boundaries

Confidentiality

Stress management

Basic computer skills

Job description

Set Free Alaska is seeking a Peer Support Professional who will engage peers in recovery, provide crisis services, and help access community resources. This role emphasizes confidentiality, trauma-informed practice, and building supportive networks within the continuum of care.

No certification is required to start, but Alaska PSP certification may be pursued within six months. A personal vehicle and valid license are required to serve clients across communities.