Peer Support Worker Recovery Services

Peer Support Workers provide recovery mentorship and emotional support at Main Campus, working Tuesday through Saturday from 1:00 to 9:00 pm.

This full-time position supports residents and alumni through physical and mental health needs. Using lived experience of substance use or mental illness treatment, the worker bridges service recipients and staff. The role includes individual guidance, peer recovery groups, skill building, and practical assistance.

• Provide individual, peer-based, and recovery group support
• Share personal recovery experiences through supportive self-disclosure
• Support empowerment, goal attainment, and recovery skill building
• Observe changes and report safety concerns to supervisors
• Maintain progress reports, statistics, and daily logs

• High school diploma or equivalent education and experience
• Approximately one year of relevant recovery experience
• Lived experience involving substance use or mental health issues
• First aid and CPR certification, plus valid driver’s license
• Criminal record, tuberculosis, and immunization clearances required

Apply peer mentorship, lived recovery experience, and emotional support skills as a full-time Peer Support Worker at Main Campus.