Recovery Program Specialist

Overview Compensation

Starting pay: $21.00 to $22.00 per hour

Serving Logan & Mason Counties

Starting pay is based on experience, qualifications, education, internal equity, and local market conditions.

Chestnut offers a comprehensive benefits package that supports both your career and your well-being, including health, dental, and vision insurance, retirement with company match, generous paid time off, tuition reimbursement, professional development opportunities, and career advancement.

Build connections. Strengthen recovery. Make an impact in your community.

Do you believe recovery happens in communities, not just programs?

Chestnut Health Systems is seeking a Recovery Support Program Specialist to help strengthen recovery-oriented services and community partnerships throughout Logan and Mason Counties.

In this role, you'll help coordinate community programs, trainings, events, and initiatives that support individuals and families affected by mental health and substance use challenges. You'll bring people together, build relationships with community partners, assess local needs, support grant-funded projects, and help turn community ideas into meaningful action.

This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working with people, coordinating projects, facilitating groups, and helping communities develop resources that promote recovery, wellness, and connection.

• Make a meaningful impact in communities throughout Logan and Mason Counties.
• Help strengthen recovery supports for individuals and families.
• Build relationships with community organizations, leaders, coalitions, and other partners.
• Coordinate community programs, trainings, events, and educational initiatives.
• Facilitate groups and meetings that bring people together around shared community goals.
• Take leadership on assigned projects while working as part of a collaborative team.
• Use community feedback and data to help identify needs and improve programs.
• Develop your skills in program coordination, community engagement, evaluation, and grant-funded initiatives.
• Join a mission-driven organization that values recovery, hope, respect, empowerment, health, wellness, and connectedness.

• Develop, coordinate, implement, and evaluate community programs, trainings, events, and recovery-focused initiatives.
• Facilitate community groups and meetings, recruit participants, encourage engagement, and maintain ongoing communication with members.
• Conduct outreach and build positive working relationships with community organizations, stakeholders, and other partners.
• Conduct community needs assessments and use findings to support program planning and improvement.
• Develop educational materials, media initiatives, and community awareness efforts.
• Assist with the development of grant and contract work plans and grant budgets.
• Monitor assigned program budgets and provide updates as needed.
• Collect, maintain, and report program and outcome information according to project and funding requirements.
• Help evaluate programs and initiatives to identify opportunities for improvement.
  
  Coordinate and conduct community trainings and presentations.
• Mentor and support new staff, interns, and community partners as appropriate.
• Assume leadership responsibilities for assigned projects and initiatives.
• Participate in local and state advocacy efforts that support recovery-oriented systems and healthier communities.
• Collaborate with Chestnut programs and community partners to strengthen services and community impact.
• Promote recovery-oriented and trauma-informed principles, including hope, respect, empowerment, health and wellness, and connectedness.
• Protect the confidentiality and security of client and organizational information.
• Promote Chestnut's culture of customer service excellence in all interactions.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Candidates may qualify through one of the following pathways:

Bachelor's Degree Pathway

• Bachelor's degree in behavioral health, public health, education, or another field related to the grant deliverables, with at least two (2) years of related experience.

Master's Degree Pathway

• Master's degree in behavioral health, public health, education, or another field related to the grant deliverables.

Certification & Experience Pathway

Alternatively, candidates may qualify with one of the following active certifications:

• Certified Peer Specialist (CPS)
• Certified Recovery Support Specialist (CRSS)
• Certified Peer Recovery…