Phoenix House
Overview
Under the supervision of the Program Director, provides peer support services to community members. Key Characteristics
Are person-centered and strength-based. They help individuals to identify existing recovery capital and build future capital. Are relationship-oriented, garnering a sense of trust, confidence, authenticity, and efficacy, based on shared experience. Support an individual in defining and directing his or her own treatment/recovery plan, backed with guidance, structure, support, and navigation assistance from a peer and a clinical team. Engage individuals in a timely and expeditious manner, at critical points of recovery vulnerability and throughout various stages of the recovery process. Support re-engaging individuals back into appropriate supports and services promptly in the event of a recurrence of substance use. Perform other duties as assigned. Responsibilities
Engaging with an individual to consider entering treatment. Engaging a client to attend treatment or other healthcare services. Engaging an individual in continuing care services post-discharge. Developing treatment/recovery plans. Raising awareness of existing social and other support services. Modeling coping skills. Assisting with applying for benefits. Accompanying clients to court appearances and medical or other appointments. Providing non-clinical crisis support, especially after periods of hospitalization or incarceration. Working with participants to identify strengths. Linking participants to formal recovery supports. Educating program participants about various modes of recovery. Travel training - to use public transportation independently. Education and support on the use of medication-assisted treatment. Competencies
Ethical Practices Judgment Relationship Management Emotional Intelligence Empathy Professional Boundaries Global and Cultural Awareness Problem Solving Communication Teamwork Crisis Management Technical Capacity Qualifications
High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Recovery Peer Advocate Certification (CRPA) is required Minimum one year experience providing peer support services. Work Environment
This job operates in an indoor office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, and photocopiers. This position is hybrid/mobile and will be working between Suffolk County Jails, out in the community, as well as in an office at a Phoenix House facility. Physical Demands
Regularly required to sit, use hands to type, handle or feel objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms, and talk or hear. Frequently required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel or crouch and lift and/or move up to 20 pounds.
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Under the supervision of the Program Director, provides peer support services to community members. Key Characteristics
Are person-centered and strength-based. They help individuals to identify existing recovery capital and build future capital. Are relationship-oriented, garnering a sense of trust, confidence, authenticity, and efficacy, based on shared experience. Support an individual in defining and directing his or her own treatment/recovery plan, backed with guidance, structure, support, and navigation assistance from a peer and a clinical team. Engage individuals in a timely and expeditious manner, at critical points of recovery vulnerability and throughout various stages of the recovery process. Support re-engaging individuals back into appropriate supports and services promptly in the event of a recurrence of substance use. Perform other duties as assigned. Responsibilities
Engaging with an individual to consider entering treatment. Engaging a client to attend treatment or other healthcare services. Engaging an individual in continuing care services post-discharge. Developing treatment/recovery plans. Raising awareness of existing social and other support services. Modeling coping skills. Assisting with applying for benefits. Accompanying clients to court appearances and medical or other appointments. Providing non-clinical crisis support, especially after periods of hospitalization or incarceration. Working with participants to identify strengths. Linking participants to formal recovery supports. Educating program participants about various modes of recovery. Travel training - to use public transportation independently. Education and support on the use of medication-assisted treatment. Competencies
Ethical Practices Judgment Relationship Management Emotional Intelligence Empathy Professional Boundaries Global and Cultural Awareness Problem Solving Communication Teamwork Crisis Management Technical Capacity Qualifications
High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Recovery Peer Advocate Certification (CRPA) is required Minimum one year experience providing peer support services. Work Environment
This job operates in an indoor office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, and photocopiers. This position is hybrid/mobile and will be working between Suffolk County Jails, out in the community, as well as in an office at a Phoenix House facility. Physical Demands
Regularly required to sit, use hands to type, handle or feel objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms, and talk or hear. Frequently required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel or crouch and lift and/or move up to 20 pounds.
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