Residential Peer Support & Recovery Specialist

TERRO; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 32,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

401(k) plan with company match

Paid time off

Job summary

Terros Health is seeking a Peer Support Specialist to create a safe, supportive residential environment and engage clients in services aimed at improving functioning and community integration. The role involves intake, ISP development, orientation, and regular check-ins to adjust care plans.

Responsibilities include connecting clients to medical, housing, employment, and educational resources, guiding reintegration, and supporting success in work and living arrangements.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required; six weeks of relevant behavioral health experience accepted in lieu of degree.
• Associates, or Bachelors in behavioral health strongly preferred.
• Non-behavioral degree with one year of behavioral health experience acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Conducting intake for new clients and developing individualized ISPs.
• Provide orientation to the program and conduct physical walkthroughs of expectations.
• Perform regular follow-up contacts (at least 2x weekly) to monitor needs and adjust plans.
• Connect clients with community resources (medical, child-care, employment, housing, education, behavioral health).
• Educate and support reintegration into the community and employment/housing success.

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Associate's Degree in Behavioral Health

Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Health

Non-behavioral degree + 1 year behavioral health experience

Job description

Terros Health is seeking a Peer Support Specialist to create a safe, supportive residential environment and engage clients in services aimed at improving functioning and community integration. The role involves intake, ISP development, orientation, and regular check-ins to adjust care plans.

Responsibilities include connecting clients to medical, housing, employment, and educational resources, guiding reintegration, and supporting success in work and living arrangements.