Top 19 Peer recovery specialist Jobs in Chamblee, Ga

Youth Peer Support Specialist
F.A.V.O.R Families —Stone Mountain, GA
- $18 - $22 an hour
- Contract
- US work authorization
- In-person
- Entry level
- Flexible schedule
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Parent Partner Specialist
F.A.V.O.R Families —Stone Mountain, GA
- $23.50 - $30.00 an hour
- Weekends as needed
- Computer literacy
- Caregiving
- Pass drug screening
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Certified Peer Support Specialist (EIPP)
POSITIVE GROWTH INC —Clarkston, GA
- $15 - $22 an hour
- Full-time
- Computer literacy
- Mid-level
- Driver's License
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D105 - Adult MH Outpat - Certified Peer Specialist Group Leader
River Edge Behavioral Heath —Atlanta, GA
- Full-time
- Mid-level
- Outpatient experience
- Clinic
- Paid holidays
- Disability insurance
Certified Peer Specialist Navigator (CCBHC)
Highland Rivers Community Service Board —Marietta, GA
- Current TB test
- Addiction Medicine
- Pass drug screening
- Paid holidays
- Paid time off
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Intensive Support Coordinator
Hope Atlanta —Atlanta, GA
- $51,500 a year
- Full-time
- Clean driving record
- Computer literacy
- Mid-level
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Certified Peer Specialist (Crisis Stabilization)
Highland Rivers Community Service Board —Marietta, GA
- Full-time
- Spanish
- Current TB test
- Addiction Medicine
- Paid holidays
- Paid time off
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PSR Paraprofessional
Claratel Behavioral Health —Chamblee, GA
- Weekends as needed
- Pass drug screening
- Clinic
- Bachelor's degree
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Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Youth - (FT & PRN) - Child and Adolescent CSU - Decatur, GA.
View Point Health —Decatur, GA
- Full-time
- 18 years or older
- Current TB test
- Psychiatry
- Paid training
- Health insurance
Certified Peer Specialist - Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team - Gwinn/Rockdale/Newton Co.
View Point Health —Lawrenceville, GA
- Full-time
- Addiction Medicine
- Pass drug screening
- Mid-level
- Paid training
- Health insurance
CPS - Certified Peer Specialist – Paula Crane Life Enrichment Center - (Intensive Svcs) – Morrow, GA
View Point Health —Morrow, GA
- Full-time
- Pass drug screening
- Adults
- HIPAA
- Paid training
- Health insurance
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Certified Peer Specialist - Housing Support - Day Shift
Grady Health System —Atlanta, GA
- Full-time
- Mid-level
- Continuous improvement
- Paid holidays
- Disability insurance
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CARES Lead Certified Peer Specialist - Fulton County North Service Center - Day Shift
Grady Health System —Atlanta, GA
- Full-time
- Hospital
- BLS Certification
- Mid-level
- Paid holidays
- Disability insurance
Daytime Outpatient Group Facilitator
Good Landing Recovery —Dacula, GA
- $30 - $50 an hour
- Part-time
- LMFT
- Psychiatry
- Addiction Medicine
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Care Coordinator/CPS-AD - SA Residential and SAIOP - Clayton Co.
View Point Health —Morrow, GA
- Full-time
- Pass drug screening
- English
- Mid-level
Therapist- IOP/PHP
Rogers Memorial Hospital, Inc. —Atlanta, GA
- Full-time
- Acute care
- LMFT
- Bachelor of Science
- Wellness program
- Disability insurance
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Emergency Psychiatrist - Emory University Hospital at Midtown
Emory University —Atlanta, GA
- Full-time
- Medicine
- Management
- Psychiatry

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Youth Peer Support Specialist

F.A.V.O.R Families
Stone Mountain, GA

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Job Details

Contract
$18 - $22 an hour
3 days ago

Benefits

Flexible schedule

Qualifications

Social work

Full Job Description

*Must live with a mental health diagnosis*

*Must be between the ages of 18-26*

*Must be a Georgia resident*

Youth Peer Support-Individual (YPS-I) is a strength-based rehabilitative service provided to youth who are living with a mental health, substance use and/or co-occurring health condition. The one-to-one service rendered by a CPS-Y (Certified Peer Support – Youth) practitioner models recovery by using lived experience as a tool for the service intervention within the scope of their knowledge, skills and education. This service intervention is expected to increase the targeted youth’s’ capacity to function and thrive within their home, school, and communities of choice. The service exists within a full family-guided, youth-driven system of care framework and enables response to the needs of the youth across several life domains, incorporating formal and informal supports, and developing realistic intervention strategies that complement the youth’s natural resources and environment.

The services are geared toward promoting self‐empowerment of the youth, enhancing community living skills, and developing/enhancing natural supports. The following are among the wide - range of specific interventions and supports which are expected and allowed in the provision of this service:

1. Promoting a service culture of respect, wellness, dignity, and strength, by changing the labels which have emerged in the system and seeing young persons as individuals who can achieve full, rich lives on their own terms;

2. Facilitating the process for the youth in his/her exploration of strengths and supports of wellness/resiliency/recovery and ultimately supporting the youth/family voice and choice in such activities as self-advocating for needs/preferences, assuming the lead roles in multi-disciplinary team meetings, holding accountability for his/her own health/wellness/recovery, etc.;

3. Drawing upon their own experience, helping the family/youth find and maintain hope as a tool for progress towards recovery;

4. Assisting the youth in identifying the tools of wellness/resiliency/recovery available in everyday life;

5. Creating the opportunities and dialogues to explore behavioral health, what wellness is for the specific youth and his/her family, so that the individual can

define and articulate wellness and create plans which strengthen their recovery and resilience;

6. Listening to the youth and family’s needs and concerns from a peer perspective, and offering suggestions and alternatives for youth engagement in planning

and self-direction process;

Youth Peer Support - Individual
7. Assisting the youth and family with the acquisition of the skills and knowledge necessary to sustain an awareness of their youth's needs as well as his/her strengths and the development and enhancement of the family's unique problem‐solving skills, coping mechanisms, and strategies for the youth's illness/symptom/behavior management; and relapse prevention;

8. Building the youth and family skills, knowledge, and tools related to the identified condition/related symptoms/triggers so that the family/youth can assume the role of self-monitoring and self-management;

9. Through positive collaboration and relationships, promoting access and quality services for the youth/family by assisting with accessing strength-based behavioral health/health services, social services, educational services and other supports and resources required to assist the family unit to attain its vision/goals/objectives including:

a. Creating early access to the messages of recovery and wellness;

b. Helping the family identify natural supports that exist for the youth;

c. Working with youth/young adults to access supports which maintain youth in the least restrictive setting possible;

d. Working with the youth/young adult to ensure that they have choices in life aspects, sustained access to an ownership of their IRP and resources

developed;

e. Working with youth/young adult to provide adequate information to make healthier choices about their use of alcohol and/or other drugs;

f. Working with the provider community and other practitioners, the CPS-Y promotes the youth to self-advocate to:

i. Develop responsive and flexible resources that facilitate community-based interventions;

ii. Create a person-centered, recovery-oriented system of care plan that correspond with the needs of the youth/family;

iii. Acknowledge the importance of Self Care, addressing the need to maintain whole health and wellness. This should include support in

building "recovery capital" (formal and informal community supports);

g. Assisting with identifying community and individual supports (including friends, relatives, schools, religious affiliations, etc.) that can be used by the

youth to achieve his/her goals and objectives;

h. Assisting the youth and family participants as needed in coordinating with other youth‐serving systems (or at a certain age, collaboration and

engagement with adult-serving systems) to achieve the family/youth goals;

10. Provide resources and educational materials to help assist youth with understanding services, options, and treatment expectations, as well assistance with

developing wellness tools and coping skills, including:

a. Understanding various system processes, how these relate to the youth’s recovery process, and their valued role (e.g. crisis planning, IRP process);

b. Understanding what a behavioral health diagnosis means and what a journey to recovery may look like;

c. The role of services/prescribed medication in diminishing/managing the symptoms of that condition and increasing resilience and functioning in living

with that condition;

11. Facilitating and creating advocacy, balance, and cohesion on the IRP support team between the youth/family served, professionals (including CPS-Ps who

may be supporting the family), and other supporting partners.

Interventions are approached from a perspective of lived experience and mutuality, building the youth’s and family’s recovery, empowerment, and self-efficacy. Interventions are based upon respect and honest dialogue. The unique mutuality of the service allows the sharing of personal experience including modeling individual/family recovery, respect, and support that is respectful of the individualized journey of a youth's/family’s recovery. Equalized partnership must be established to promote shared decision making while remaining youth-driven, family-centered. All aspects of the intervention acknowledge and honor the cultural uniqueness of each youth and family and the many pathways to recovery.

One of the primary functions of the Youth Peer Support service is to promote youth and family recovery. While the identified youth is the target for services, recovery is approached as a family journey towards self-management and developing the concept of wellness and functioning while actively managing a substance use and/or chronic mental health condition, which enable the youth to be supported in wellness within his/her family unit. Youth are supported by the CPS-Y in learning to live life

FY 22 – 3rd Quarter Provider Manual for Community Behavioral Health Providers (January 1, 2022) Page 116 of 434

Youth Peer Support - Individual

beyond the identified behavioral health condition, focusing on identifying and enhancing the strengths of the youth and the family unit. As a part of this service intervention, a CPS-Y will articulate points in their own recovery stories that are relevant to overcoming obstacles faced by the youth-recipient of behavioral health services and promote personal responsibility for recovery as the youth/family define recovery.

The CPS-Y focuses on building respectful partnerships with families, identifying the needs of the youth and helping the youth recognize self‐efficacy while strengthening good communication within the families and good partnerships with communities and system stakeholders in achieving the desired outcomes. This service provides the training and support necessary to promote engagement and active participation of the youth in the supports/treatment/recovery planning process for the youth and assistance with the ongoing implementation and reinforcement of skills learned throughout the treatment/support process. YPS-I provides interventions which promote supportive relationships between a youth and a CPS-Y that promotes respect, trust, and warmth and empowers the youth to make choices and decisions to enhance their recovery.

Pay: $18.00 - $22.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule

Work Location: In person

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peer recovery specialist jobs in chamblee, ga

Youth Peer Support Specialist

Parent Partner Specialist

Certified Peer Support Specialist (EIPP)

D105 - Adult MH Outpat - Certified Peer Specialist Group Leader

Certified Peer Specialist Navigator (CCBHC)

Intensive Support Coordinator

Certified Peer Specialist (Crisis Stabilization)

PSR Paraprofessional

Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Youth - (FT & PRN) - Child and Adolescent CSU - Decatur, GA.

Certified Peer Specialist - Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team - Gwinn/Rockdale/Newton Co.

CPS - Certified Peer Specialist – Paula Crane Life Enrichment Center - (Intensive Svcs) – Morrow, GA

Certified Peer Specialist - Housing Support - Day Shift

CARES Lead Certified Peer Specialist - Fulton County North Service Center - Day Shift

Daytime Outpatient Group Facilitator

Care Coordinator/CPS-AD - SA Residential and SAIOP - Clayton Co.

Therapist- IOP/PHP

Emergency Psychiatrist - Emory University Hospital at Midtown

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