Recovery Coach - Belding SUD Offices

Location:
Belding SUD Offices (10514)

Status:
Full time 40 hours per week, in office

Pay: $18.50/hour + Comprehensive Benefits with eligibility following 30 days of employment

Are you in recovery and passionate about helping others begin or sustain their journey? We’re looking for a Recovery Coach who brings lived experience, empathy, and strength to support individuals and families navigating Substance Use Disorder.

In this role, you’ll serve as a mentor, advocate, and connector—helping clients access resources, build recovery plans, and find hope in their path forward. Your voice and experience will make a difference every day.

As a Recovery Coach, you’ll support clients through connection, guidance, and advocacy:

• Partner with clients to develop individualized recovery plans
• Help identify goals, strengths, and recovery resources
• Collaborate with clinicians, case managers, and care teams to support treatment plans

• Serve as a bridge between clients and the recovery community
• Attend community events and recovery meetings to build connections and awareness
• Support and evaluate community recovery resources and identify gaps
• Participate in team meetings and contribute insights from a lived-experience perspective
• Work alongside providers and community partners to ensure coordinated care
• Support clients receiving MAT and other services in alignment with care guidelines
• Build relationships with community partners and referral sources
• Assist with outreach efforts and share information about available services
• Provide recommendations to strengthen programs through feedback and quality improvement processes

• High school diploma or equivalent required (bachelor’s preferred)
• Lived experience in substance use and recovery with at least 2 years of sobriety required
• Peer Recovery Support (PRS) certification (or willingness to obtain)
• CCAR certification preferred
• Experience working with individuals or families in recovery preferred

• Ability to build trust and inspire hope through shared experience
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills
• Commitment to maintaining appropriate professional boundaries
• Passion for advocacy, education, and community engagement

• Valid, unrestricted driver’s license with a good driving record

Your story has power. In this role, you’ll use it to guide, uplift, and empower others as they rebuild their lives in recovery.