Site Manager/Peer Support Specialist - TAYLRD

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Salary Range: $34,500 - $38,500

Certification/License Requirements:

• Certification as a Youth Peer Support Specialist (PSS) through a state-approved training program (or obtain prior to hire with agency support)

Educational Requirements:

• High School Diploma or GED

• Demonstrated one-year period of wellness, defined as:

  • Lack of symptoms or behavioral health hospitalization

  • Medication compliance

  • Active engagement in the recovery process

• Completion of DBHDID-sanctioned 30-hour PSS training ( re-training provided by Pathways if not already completed )

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Provide Peer Support Services by:

  • Sharing lived experience and advocating for those in recovery

  • Sharing resources and building skills

  • Facilitating community connections and relationships

  • Leading peer sessions, mentoring, and setting recovery goals with assigned consumers

• Manage and oversee the TAYLRD Drop-In Center during operational hours

• Provide direct supervision to other TAYLRD staff

• Conduct outreach and collaborate across systems to strengthen services

• Adhere to all Pathways policies and procedures, and all regulations including 908 KAR 2:220

• Perform other duties as assigned

Experience Requirements:

• At least one year of managerial or supervisory experience

• Lived experience with substance use disorder (SUD) and/or mental health (MH), with ability to work with that population

• Qualifying experience as required by PSS regulations

• Strong written and verbal communication skills

• Flexibility and adaptability to change

• Ability to provide services consistent with Kentucky regulations and Pathways policies