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Hope on Haven Hill is seeking compassionate Recovery Support Specialists to join our residential treatment team in New Hampshire. We provide encouragement, supervision, and practical support to women, including pregnant and parenting individuals, within a safe, trauma-informed environment.
We offer both part-time and full-time shifts with a $23–$27/hour differential. Join a mission-driven team dedicated to recovery, family support, and community impact.
Now Hiring: Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) Shifts Available -Overnights & Weekends (Part time and Full Time Shifts)
Make a difference every day. Support women, strengthen families, and help build lasting recovery.
Hope on Haven Hill is seeking compassionate, dependable, and motivated Recovery Support Specialists (RSS) to join our residential treatment team. This role is essential to creating a safe, welcoming, and recovery-focused environment for women receiving substance use treatment, with a special emphasis on supporting pregnant and parenting women and their children.
As a Recovery Support Specialist, you'll work alongside a multidisciplinary team to provide encouragement, supervision, and practical support that empowers clients on their recovery journey while helping maintain a safe and positive residential community.
At Hope on Haven Hill, you'll become part of a mission-driven organization dedicated to helping women and families build healthier futures. We foster a supportive workplace culture focused on teamwork, professional development, and continuous learning.
If you're passionate about supporting recovery, strengthening families, and making a positive impact in your community, we'd love to hear from you.
This position requires frequent walking, sitting, reaching, and use of hands. Occasional standing, bending, kneeling, climbing, and lifting up to 25 pounds may be required. Reasonable accommodations will be provided for qualified individuals with disabilities.