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Sinnissippi Centers, Inc. in Dixon, IL is seeking a SUPR Peer Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) to provide recovery-oriented, person-centered, trauma-informed services, advocate, and support individuals seeking treatment.
The RSS will help clients recover, promoting WRAP and MHFA education and increasing ORACL activity. The role requires lived experience as a consumer of substance use/mental health services, GED or higher, strong public speaking and group facilitation skills, and a valid
Through hope & healing, Sinnissippi Centers strives to empower all to live their best lives.
Sinnissippi is looking for a SUPR Peer Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) who shall provide recovery-oriented, person-centered, and trauma-informed services, advocate; and provide information and support for individuals seeking treatment. The RSS shall perform a wide range of tasks to assist clients (receiving services) in recovery and reclaiming their lives. The RSS will possess the skills to maintain high professionalism, ethics, and positive interactions. In addition, the RSS will help increase wellness and recovery education and reduce stigma throughout Illinois, in targeted communities, and at SCI. The RSS will, when applicable, promote or educate on the components of Wellness and Recovery Action Planning (WRAP) and Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and help to increase Online Recovery Academy and CRSS Library (ORACL) activity. The RSS will complete other duties related to recovery support services and other state and federal grant deliverables.
Sinnissippi Centers offers a competitive benefits package and healthcare plan.
Pay: $18.97 - $19.91 per hour
YOU are welcome here. At Sinnissippi Centers, we understand that each person is unique and rooted in their individual culture. Using evidence-based practices, our approach of trauma-informed care creates a safe place where people are seen, heard, valued, empowered to succeed, and can proudly see themselves-as consumers, as staff, and as community members.