Peer Recovery Support Supervisor
About The Position
AMHC is seeking a compassionate and experienced Peer Recovery Support Supervisor to lead and support a team of Peer Recovery Specialists serving individuals in the Adult Treatment and Recovery Court program across Aroostook, Washington, & Hancock Counties. The Peer Recovery Supervisor provides leadership, supervision, and recovery-focused support to Peer Recovery Specialists while helping participants navigate their recovery journey. This role works closely with treatment providers, court personnel, and community partners to promote recovery, accountability, and long-term success.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- Lived experience with a substance use disorder, or insider knowledge in recovery and be willing to self-identify
- Experience in or with the criminal justice system
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
- Knowledge or experience to be able to serve in a supervisory role
- Complete Recovery Coach Academy training within four (4) months of date of hire
- Complete the CCAR Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches ethics training or complete the CCAR training itself during the first nine (9) months of service
- Take part in monthly coacher vision
- Register with the Maine Peer Recovery Coach Certification Board
- Within the first 30 days of hire CIPSS Pre-Training completed and submitted
- Within 60 days of hire begin attending monthly co-reflections and continue attending co-reflections monthly until Core CIPSS training begins
- Within 60 days of hire attend Peer Support 101 and apply for the next available Core Training
Nice To Haves
- Strong leadership and supervisory skills
- Passion for helping individuals achieve recovery goals
- Ability to build positive relationships with participants and partners
- Experience in peer recovery support, behavioral health, or related services
- Commitment to recovery-oriented and person-centered care
Responsibilities
- Supervise, coach, and mentor Peer Recovery Support Specialists
- Provide peer support services using lived recovery experience
- Assist participants with recovery planning and community resources
- Advocate for and empower individuals in recovery
- Collaborate with court teams, treatment providers, and community partners
- Ensure quality service delivery, compliance, and staff development
- Lead team meetings and participate in Adult Treatment Recovery Court staffing
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
