Certified Peer Support Specialist - Full-time

Hope Network Careers•Mt Clemens, MI

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Certified Peer Supports Specialist functions as part of a team to provide flexible services aimed at supporting, directly or indirectly, persons served. Provides expertise that professional training cannot replicate due to his/her own personal experience with Mental Illness. They often act as a consultant to other team members, helping them understand the persons’ served perspectives and subjective experiences. This position has a high degree of person integrity, generates positive energy, and makes a difference every day. This position promotes recovery-based, person-centered, and culturally competent practices.

Requirements

Certified as a Peer Support Specialist, not a Recovery Specialist or Coach.
Must complete and achieve ACT 101 training by DCH.
Credentialing & Privileging includes General ACT, Group Therapy, Co-occurring Treatment, and Peer Services Specialist Conference.
Be willing to become a Certified Peer Support (if the certification has not been completed).
Firsthand knowledge of characteristics and conditions experienced by persons served.
Concepts of Motivational Interviewing.
Integrated Duel Diagnosis Treatment.
Family Psycho Education.
Seeking Safety, Family Psycho Education.
Stages of Change.
Trauma Informed Care.
Integrated Care.

Nice To Haves

Two years’ experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Under direct supervision, the Certified Peer Supports Specialist functions as part of a team to provide flexible services aimed at supporting, directly or indirectly, persons served.
Provides expertise that professional training cannot replicate due to his/her own personal experience with Mental Illness.
Acts as a consultant to other team members, helping them understand the persons’ served perspectives and subjective experiences.
Embrace the concepts of recovery and expects all personnel to follow the principles of recovery; supports and encourage this concept to enable the population we work with to reach their full potential.
Create in others an awareness of their powers and self-worth.
Engage persons-served and monitor their wellbeing.
Participate in the Family/Guardian/Friends Liaison Program activities, building a friendly and open communication network with the natural supports of persons-served.
Participate in building community relations and social networks that provide support, friendship, love and hope and ongoing peer review of clinical documentation.
Provide linking with transportation resources related to personal care, community living supports, employment and/or planned activities.
Facilitate, for persons-served, access to community resources and social support networks.
Document on the progress, or lack of progress, towards goals of persons-served at the close of each shift.
Make sure 100% of the routine/customary daily, monthly, quarterly, and/or annual internal data reports (required from Rehabilitation assistants) are submitted on time.
Know the contract requirements for your program/service.
Knowledgeable of the Program Fidelity Model.