Family Recovery Navigator CRM Multnomah County - RS

Overview

Title: Family Recovery Navigator (Certified Recovery Mentor) - Multnomah County

Location: Outpatient Expansion - 355 NW Division St., Gresham, OR 97030

Schedule: This is an in person position, Monday through Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm. Hours of work are flexible to meet program needs with some evenings and weekends.

Wage Range: $23.10 – $28.35 hourly, Non-Exempt

If you are a motivated and dedicated Family Recovery Navigator looking for an opportunity to contribute to an organization making a positive impact, we want to hear from you!

At NARA Northwest, you’ll find a supportive work environment where every team member is valued and respected. Whether you’re passionate about healthcare, behavioral health, education, or social services, there’s a place for you to make a meaningful difference.

The mission of NARA NW is to provide education, physical, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment that is culturally appropriate to American Indians, Alaska Natives, and anyone in need.

At NARA NW, we deliver services and support to Native American and Alaska Native communities, helping individuals lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.

With over 450 employees across a variety of programs—including medical and dental care, addiction treatment, housing assistance, and enrichment initiatives, NARA NW offers numerous opportunities for growth and advancement, all while making a tangible, positive impact on the lives of others.

The role of the NARA NW Family Recovery Navigator is to provide assistance and advocacy for Native American families who are involved with ODHS / ICWA in Multnomah County. Navigators actively reach out to clients both in person and by phone to support the engagement process with FIT/ ART or SUD treatment services and/or their ODHS caseworker. The Navigator will work to eliminate any barriers to treatment participation including appointments with OHP, transportation, client fears and motivation, and understanding family or relationship resistance to treatment.

• Respond to clients in a trauma informed manner, creating a safe space when meeting with clients.
• Address client in distress or crisis, using culturally educated means and by using knowledge of local resources, and treatment services.
• Practice recovery-oriented system of care recognizing the individuals cultural needs and peer principles with clients by using person-first language.
• Provide information about, the various types of recovery, and recovery supports, and guide clients to their preferred recovery program, Wellbriety, AA, or NA.
• Transport clients to initial SUD assessment, 12-step meetings, UAs, and other recovery activities.
• Assist clients in finding resources for clean and sober housing, and childcare.