Are you a Certified Peer Support Specialist seeking to make a meaningful difference in Missoula, MT, US? Join our team in empowering individuals and groups on their journey to improved well-being. Utilize your personal experiences to provide guidance and encouragement, fostering client engagement in their recovery process. Requirements: Hold a certification as a Peer Support Specialist, with the option to obtain certification through Winds of Change. Demonstrated experience in addressing mental health challenges and dual diagnosis. Ability to leverage personal experiences to establish connections and inspire individuals in need. Don't miss this opportunity to contribute positively to the recovery paths of others. Apply now for the Peer Support Specialist role in Missoula, MT, US. Responsibilities: • Provide transportation to clients for their appointments when necessary • Facilitate recovery-based group activities • Evaluate and assess factors that hinder independent or community living • Address communication skills in individuals • Implement skills to manage symptoms effectively • Help individuals develop social support systems • Adapt skills for various life domains such as home, work, education, leisure, and social activities • Offer immediate crisis intervention • Complete assigned training, both in person and through computer learning programs • Document activities and progress on a daily basis • Meet productivity standards • Cover shifts at group homes as needed, including day, evening, and overnight shifts • Schedule and attend meetings as required • Maintain regular attendance Qualifications: • Must be 18 years of age or older (State requirement for licensing) • Must have current driver’s license, transportation, and automobile insurance coverage • Follow HIPAA and maintain confidentiality! • Must have your Peer Support certification Compensation: $17.50 hourly
• Provide transportation to clients for their appointments when necessary • Facilitate recovery-based group activities • Evaluate and assess factors that hinder independent or community living • Address communication skills in individuals • Implement skills to manage symptoms effectively • Help individuals develop social support systems • Adapt skills for various life domains such as home, work, education, leisure, and social activities • Offer immediate crisis intervention • Complete assigned training, both in person and through computer learning programs • Document activities and progress on a daily basis • Meet productivity standards • Cover shifts at group homes as needed, including day, evening, and overnight shifts • Schedule and attend meetings as required • Maintain regular attendance