Peer Recovery Coach - Ellsworth
Aroostook Mental Health Center, Ellsworth, Maine, United States, 04065
Description
AMHC
is seeking a compassionate and recovery-oriented
Full-Time
Peer Recovery Coach in Ellsworth
to provide non-clinical support services to individuals working to establish and maintain recovery from substance use disorders.
This role emphasizes
respect, empowerment, self-direction, and hope , using lived experience to support others on their recovery journey.
Position Summary The Peer Recovery Coach provides peer support, education, advocacy, and linkage to community resources for individuals with substance use disorders. This position works in a variety of community settings and promotes recovery-based care through relationship-building, role modeling, and practical support.
Key Responsibilities Demonstrate Recovery-Based Values
Maintain a personal belief in recovery and optimism for others’ success
Respect and honor each individual’s unique recovery path
Value diversity and engage individuals at all stages of recovery
Serve as a positive peer role model
Linkage to Assessment & Treatment Services
Engage individuals in recovery centers, behavioral health settings, hospitals, shelters, law enforcement settings, and the community
Conduct Recovery Capital Assessments and support development of recovery goals and wellness plans
Assist with referrals and coordination of mental health and substance use services
Help remove barriers to care, including transportation when needed
Connect individuals to housing, medical care, insurance, and workforce resources
Peer Support & Recovery Coaching
Build trusting, supportive, non-judgmental relationships
Provide emotional support and identify when additional intervention is needed
Facilitate skill-building and psycho-educational groups (e.g., WRAP)
Teach coping, self-care, problem-solving, and recovery skills
Advocate for recoverees’ needs and support self-advocacy
Share lived recovery experience in a purposeful, supportive way
Community Outreach & Education
Participate in outreach activities
Assist in educating families and the community about recovery and stigma reduction
Offer recovery-focused trainings and in-services as needed
Policy, Documentation & Ethics
Follow all agency policies and procedures
Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards
Complete required documentation and training
Participate in meetings, supervision, and ongoing professional development
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AMHC
is seeking a compassionate and recovery-oriented
Full-Time
Peer Recovery Coach in Ellsworth
to provide non-clinical support services to individuals working to establish and maintain recovery from substance use disorders.
This role emphasizes
respect, empowerment, self-direction, and hope , using lived experience to support others on their recovery journey.
Position Summary The Peer Recovery Coach provides peer support, education, advocacy, and linkage to community resources for individuals with substance use disorders. This position works in a variety of community settings and promotes recovery-based care through relationship-building, role modeling, and practical support.
Key Responsibilities Demonstrate Recovery-Based Values
Maintain a personal belief in recovery and optimism for others’ success
Respect and honor each individual’s unique recovery path
Value diversity and engage individuals at all stages of recovery
Serve as a positive peer role model
Linkage to Assessment & Treatment Services
Engage individuals in recovery centers, behavioral health settings, hospitals, shelters, law enforcement settings, and the community
Conduct Recovery Capital Assessments and support development of recovery goals and wellness plans
Assist with referrals and coordination of mental health and substance use services
Help remove barriers to care, including transportation when needed
Connect individuals to housing, medical care, insurance, and workforce resources
Peer Support & Recovery Coaching
Build trusting, supportive, non-judgmental relationships
Provide emotional support and identify when additional intervention is needed
Facilitate skill-building and psycho-educational groups (e.g., WRAP)
Teach coping, self-care, problem-solving, and recovery skills
Advocate for recoverees’ needs and support self-advocacy
Share lived recovery experience in a purposeful, supportive way
Community Outreach & Education
Participate in outreach activities
Assist in educating families and the community about recovery and stigma reduction
Offer recovery-focused trainings and in-services as needed
Policy, Documentation & Ethics
Follow all agency policies and procedures
Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards
Complete required documentation and training
Participate in meetings, supervision, and ongoing professional development
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