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Hospital Peer Recovery Coach — Mentoring & Care Linkage

Job in Baltimore, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, 21276, USA
Listing for: Johns Hopkins Medicine
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-10-06
Job specializations:
  • Healthcare
    Substance Abuse Counselor, Community Health, Patient/Health Advocate, Mental Health
  • Social Work
    Substance Abuse Counselor, Community Health, Patient/Health Advocate, Mental Health
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 31000 - 51000 USD Yearly USD 31000.00 51000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below

Johns Hopkins Medicine seeks a Peer Recovery Coach to support patients with substance use disorders within a hospital setting. You will use lived recovery experience to mentor, motivate, and connect patients to treatment and community supports, both during hospitalization and after discharge.

You will engage patients in recovery planning, provide follow-up, and collaborate with care teams to reduce relapse risk and promote ongoing engagement in care.

Are you ready to take on the Hospital Peer Recovery Coach — Mentoring & Care Linkage role at Johns Hopkins Medicine?

We aim to respond to suitable candidates as soon as possible.

Full responsibilities and requirements are described in the listing above.

Learn more about the Hospital Peer Recovery Coach — Mentoring & Care Linkage role in the description above.

We appreciate your interest in this position.

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