Peer Recovery Specialist 6832

Meridian Health Services•Lafayette, IN

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About The Position

Text 6832 to 765-523-4622 to Quick Apply for this Peer Recovery Specialist opportunity! Our Mission at Meridian Health Services is to close the gap on access to Whole-Person Healthcare by expanding locations and services so that all people in underserved communities can get quality treatment. You can be a part of our vision to be a leader in the integration of physical, mental and social health to make a real difference in the lives of others! You are the Peer Recovery Specialist that we are seeking for our Adult and Addiction Services program located in our location here, Indiana. As a PRS you will work alongside patients providing peer support services, serving as a patient advocate and facilitating non-clinical skills/support groups with the support of a licensed clinician. Our commitment to whole person healthcare and your desire to help change our communities for the better will make us an amazing Team!

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Current sustained period of recovery for at least 2 year with substance use and/or mental health.
Self-identified person in recovery from substance use
Holds current Certified Peer Support Professional (CPSP) credential from the DMHA or will be required to obtain DMHA certification within 4 months of employment.
Valid drivers license, a driving record meeting Meridian's driving policy, reliable transportation, and proof of auto insurance required

Responsibilities

Assist patients in identifying personal goals for recovery
Works with clinicians in the development of treatment and discharge plans.
Provides case management services as identified in the patients treatment plan; coordination of contractual care as needed
Completes relevant assessments
Assist patients in recognizing barriers to recovery
Assist patients in recognizing their personal strengths they build their recovery capital.
Facilitate non-clinical skills groups
Assist patients in building social skills and the development of healthy relationships.
Model different ways someone in recovery uses self-care.