Oaklawn Psychiatric Center
Family Peer Professional - Goshen
Oaklawn Psychiatric Center, Elkhart, Indiana, United States, 46516
Overview
Family Peer Professional - Goshen Oaklawn provides comprehensive mental health and addictions services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors in St. Joseph and Elkhart Counties in Northern Indiana. Intensive services have become Oaklawn's trademark—what we are known for and where much of our expertise lies. Sponsored by Mennonite Health Services Alliance, it is our philosophy at Oaklawn to treat the whole person—mind, body and spirit. This commitment, along with our faith-based heritage, our excellent staff, our therapeutic environment, and our innovative treatment programs, provide a unique foundation for healing and hope. What We Offer For The Family Peer Professional
We offer competitive compensation, a full benefits package and career advancement opportunities. Start earning PTO the day you start Work life balance Employee assistance program Regular supervision What You’ll Do As The Family Peer Professional
The Family Peer Professional works to integrate lived experience in their work supporting parents and caregivers with children involved in the system of care across Elkhart County. The Family Peer Professional Works To Provide
Information about formal and informal process and systems Encouragement and coaching with the goal of parents having their voice and perspective heard The Family Peer Professional accomplishes this through three types of activities: Supporting parents and caregivers with children involved with The SOURCE programs Maintaining and disseminating a comprehensive resource list of local services and supports for children and families Through outreach, engagement and empowerment groups, Parent Cafes, trainings and events Requirements For The Family Peer Professional
High School Diploma/GED required Must be a primary caregiver (biological parent, kinship caregiver, foster parent, adoptive parent of a child, youth or young adult) who has received or is receiving behavioral health services and has experience navigating and advocating within child-serving systems such as mental health, juvenile justice, education or child welfare Must have a valid driver's license and provide proof of insurance
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Family Peer Professional - Goshen Oaklawn provides comprehensive mental health and addictions services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors in St. Joseph and Elkhart Counties in Northern Indiana. Intensive services have become Oaklawn's trademark—what we are known for and where much of our expertise lies. Sponsored by Mennonite Health Services Alliance, it is our philosophy at Oaklawn to treat the whole person—mind, body and spirit. This commitment, along with our faith-based heritage, our excellent staff, our therapeutic environment, and our innovative treatment programs, provide a unique foundation for healing and hope. What We Offer For The Family Peer Professional
We offer competitive compensation, a full benefits package and career advancement opportunities. Start earning PTO the day you start Work life balance Employee assistance program Regular supervision What You’ll Do As The Family Peer Professional
The Family Peer Professional works to integrate lived experience in their work supporting parents and caregivers with children involved in the system of care across Elkhart County. The Family Peer Professional Works To Provide
Information about formal and informal process and systems Encouragement and coaching with the goal of parents having their voice and perspective heard The Family Peer Professional accomplishes this through three types of activities: Supporting parents and caregivers with children involved with The SOURCE programs Maintaining and disseminating a comprehensive resource list of local services and supports for children and families Through outreach, engagement and empowerment groups, Parent Cafes, trainings and events Requirements For The Family Peer Professional
High School Diploma/GED required Must be a primary caregiver (biological parent, kinship caregiver, foster parent, adoptive parent of a child, youth or young adult) who has received or is receiving behavioral health services and has experience navigating and advocating within child-serving systems such as mental health, juvenile justice, education or child welfare Must have a valid driver's license and provide proof of insurance
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