Non-certified Peer Recovery Specialist

The Peer Recovery Coach provides non-clinical services to support clients establishing recovery from alcohol and/or drug use. The Peer Recovery Coach works in conjunction with the clinical team to provide peer support and inspiration to encourage clients throughout their recovery journey in a manner that is respectful, therapeutic, and free from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Responsibilities Support Services: Mentor participants implementing goals developed in treatment and discharge plans. Supervise community outings such as volunteer opportunities and AA/NA meetings. Assist participants in acquiring, improving, and retaining skills in self-help, general household management, meal preparation, personal finance management, socialization, and other adaptive areas. Educate and empower participants to utilize recovery support services and strategies. Upon request, attend health-related appointments with participants and promote self-advocacy, where necessary, and communicate effectively on their behalf. Process intake of new admissions in accordance with agency policies and procedures. Administer medication if in possession of a Certified Medical Technician document. Participate in treatment planning, all staff, and other pertinent service-delivery meetings and trainings. Relay ideas and concerns to the direct supervisor to ensure client needs are met. Adhere to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), ethics, professional boundaries, anti kickback regulations, and Medicaid fraud laws. Assist in recruiting and orienting new clients into the SUD program. Other related duties as determined by supervisor. #J-18808-Ljbffr MD Addiction & Behavioral Health Professional Certification Board