Job Description

We are seeking a certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist who has personal experience overcoming mental health challenges or substance use disorders and has completed a state-approved training program. This role, under the supervision of the Health Homes Project Director and Clinical Supervisor, is dedicated to supporting individuals and families in recovery. The Peer Recovery Support Specialist will use their lived experience and training to guide participants in improving their physical and mental wellness, providing a supportive environment, and advocating for access to community resources. The specialist works as part of a multidisciplinary team to ensure the successful implementation of the wellness plan for participants. Key responsibilities include providing services within the Preferred Family Healthcare Code of Conduct, assisting program participants in securing resources for independent living, supporting multidisciplinary team efforts, conducting assessments, engaging families in wellness processes, facilitating wraparound processes, implementing wellness plans, identifying community resources, role modeling, community outreach, assisting with health management and self-advocacy, linking families to resources, planning wellness activities, participating in organizational activities, and performing other duties as assigned. Knowledge required includes case management, community resources, treatment modalities, training skills, program evaluation, and communication skills. Education required is a High School Diploma or GED, with PRSS credential and documented experience preferred. Employment requirements include background checks, orientation and training completion, valid driver's license and insurance, and reliable transportation. Physical requirements are primarily sedentary work with occasional walking or standing. Position perks include comprehensive benefits, paid time off, training and development, supportive work environment, and employee recognition. Brightli is a mission-driven behavioral and community mental health provider focused on improving client care and access to mental health and substance use services.

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