Compass Health
Introduction
Compass Health
is the region’s largest private, non-profit organization providing mental health and chemical dependency services in Island, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, and Whatcom counties of Western Washington. We provide quality creative services to children, families, and adults in a variety of outpatient, residential and inpatient settings. Overview
Make a Difference When It Matters Most
Compass Health
is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Crisis Peer Counselor
to join our
Child, Youth & Family Crisis Team (CYFCT)
in
Snohomish County . If you have lived experience with behavioral health challenges and a passion for helping others on their journey to recovery, this is a unique opportunity to turn your story into strength for others—especially during their most vulnerable moments. What You'll Be Doing
As a Crisis Peer Counselor , you will provide vital peer support services during the NOC (overnight) shift , helping children, youth, adolescents, and their caregivers during behavioral health crises. Under the guidance of the Program Manager, your work will focus on stabilization, advocacy, empowerment, and community-based support. What We Offer You
At Compass Health, we invest in our team the same way we invest in our clients: with care, respect, and long-term commitment. Here's what you’ll receive as part of our team: No-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance
for full-time employees.
16 days of paid vacation
in your first year.
12 sick days
annually, plus a
dedicated wellness day .
13 paid holidays , including 2 floating personal holidays.
Paid education leave
and professional development funds.
403(b) retirement plan match
(up to 2% after one year).
A workplace culture that values
balance, inclusion, and growth .
Note: Benefits are pro-rated for part-time employees. Responsibilities
Offering emotional support, mentorship, and hope
grounded in shared lived experience.
Assisting clients with
recovery planning, coping skills , and community living strategies.
Helping clients
access mental health, substance use, and peer support services , as well as basic needs.
Supporting the
natural support systems
of clients—families, friends, and caregivers—through validation and education.
Collaborating with clinical staff to monitor client symptoms, inform treatment goals, and provide holistic care.
Advocating for the client’s preferences and dignity in all interactions.
This is a
community-based outreach role , meaning much of your work may take place
outside traditional settings , including homes, schools, shelters, or other locations in the community. Who You'll Be Working With
The
CYFCT team
is made up of skilled professionals committed to trauma-informed, strength-based, and culturally responsive care. We specialize in
short-term crisis intervention and prevention services
for youth and families, regardless of their funding source. Our goal is to support stability and recovery by
meeting families where they are—literally and emotionally . Requirements
Lived experience
with a behavioral health or substance use condition (required).
Current
Washington State Peer Counselor Certification
(preferred).
Prior experience in a
peer counselor
or support role (preferred).
Must meet
DOH requirements
as an Agency Affiliated Counselor if not already licensed/credentialed.
Valid
WA State Driver’s License , a reliable vehicle, and proper insurance (if applicable).
Strong interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, and a deep desire to help others.
Comfort working
overnight shifts
and in dynamic community-based settings.
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Compass Health
is the region’s largest private, non-profit organization providing mental health and chemical dependency services in Island, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, and Whatcom counties of Western Washington. We provide quality creative services to children, families, and adults in a variety of outpatient, residential and inpatient settings. Overview
Make a Difference When It Matters Most
Compass Health
is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Crisis Peer Counselor
to join our
Child, Youth & Family Crisis Team (CYFCT)
in
Snohomish County . If you have lived experience with behavioral health challenges and a passion for helping others on their journey to recovery, this is a unique opportunity to turn your story into strength for others—especially during their most vulnerable moments. What You'll Be Doing
As a Crisis Peer Counselor , you will provide vital peer support services during the NOC (overnight) shift , helping children, youth, adolescents, and their caregivers during behavioral health crises. Under the guidance of the Program Manager, your work will focus on stabilization, advocacy, empowerment, and community-based support. What We Offer You
At Compass Health, we invest in our team the same way we invest in our clients: with care, respect, and long-term commitment. Here's what you’ll receive as part of our team: No-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance
for full-time employees.
16 days of paid vacation
in your first year.
12 sick days
annually, plus a
dedicated wellness day .
13 paid holidays , including 2 floating personal holidays.
Paid education leave
and professional development funds.
403(b) retirement plan match
(up to 2% after one year).
A workplace culture that values
balance, inclusion, and growth .
Note: Benefits are pro-rated for part-time employees. Responsibilities
Offering emotional support, mentorship, and hope
grounded in shared lived experience.
Assisting clients with
recovery planning, coping skills , and community living strategies.
Helping clients
access mental health, substance use, and peer support services , as well as basic needs.
Supporting the
natural support systems
of clients—families, friends, and caregivers—through validation and education.
Collaborating with clinical staff to monitor client symptoms, inform treatment goals, and provide holistic care.
Advocating for the client’s preferences and dignity in all interactions.
This is a
community-based outreach role , meaning much of your work may take place
outside traditional settings , including homes, schools, shelters, or other locations in the community. Who You'll Be Working With
The
CYFCT team
is made up of skilled professionals committed to trauma-informed, strength-based, and culturally responsive care. We specialize in
short-term crisis intervention and prevention services
for youth and families, regardless of their funding source. Our goal is to support stability and recovery by
meeting families where they are—literally and emotionally . Requirements
Lived experience
with a behavioral health or substance use condition (required).
Current
Washington State Peer Counselor Certification
(preferred).
Prior experience in a
peer counselor
or support role (preferred).
Must meet
DOH requirements
as an Agency Affiliated Counselor if not already licensed/credentialed.
Valid
WA State Driver’s License , a reliable vehicle, and proper insurance (if applicable).
Strong interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, and a deep desire to help others.
Comfort working
overnight shifts
and in dynamic community-based settings.
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