What are the responsibilities and job description for the Peer Recovery Support Coordinator II position at Park Center?
Job Title
Peer Recovery Support Coordinator II
Reports To
Permanent Supportive Housing Supervisor
FLSA
Non-Exempt
Orig. Date
October 2012
Revised
May 2024
Job Summary
This position is an advanced practitioner of peer recovery support services in a Permanent Supportive Housing program model, offering both Housing First and Sober Living options. The Peer PSH Coordinator will serve Park Center members as a member of a recovery-oriented, housing-focused intensive case management (ICM) team.
Essential Functions
SCHEDULE
This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive and the employee will be expected to perform other reasonably related duties as assigned. Park Center reserves the right to revise or change job tasks and responsibilities.
PI260193212
Peer Recovery Support Coordinator II
Reports To
Permanent Supportive Housing Supervisor
FLSA
Non-Exempt
Orig. Date
October 2012
Revised
May 2024
Job Summary
This position is an advanced practitioner of peer recovery support services in a Permanent Supportive Housing program model, offering both Housing First and Sober Living options. The Peer PSH Coordinator will serve Park Center members as a member of a recovery-oriented, housing-focused intensive case management (ICM) team.
Essential Functions
- Value cultural competence and diversity
- Collaborate with staff, members, and the community to gain the perspectives of others having diverse opinions, abilities, values, beliefs, perspectives, and ethnic or cultural backgrounds.
- Take deliberate steps to increase their own cultural competency by attending trainings, events, discussions, workshops, etc.
- Member Support Duties:
- Engage residents in vivo utilizing a trauma lens and cultural humility to quickly establish trust and build rapport.
- Provide recovery-oriented tenancy support taking a strengths-based, person-centered approach.
- Partner with PSH members to help them achieve goals that are personally meaningful to them, extending beyond those areas traditionally addressed by clinical care.
- Support PSH members in recovery by offering experience with whole health recovery that includes addressing wellness of both mind and body.
- Provide insight into the experience of internalized stigma and how to combat it, sharing personal experience of moving from hopelessness to hope.
- Coach PSH members on independent living skills, connect with community resources, and develop systems to support sustainability.
- Encourage PSH members to engage with their community through employment, volunteering, and/or recreational/social activities.
- Assist PSH members with developing interpersonal skills to connect with their housemates and neighbors, and to expand their natural support system.
- Create, maintain, and review documentation for agency and funding requirements within all designated deadlines.
- Public/Staff Relations:
- Communicate with internal and external partners utilizing telephone, email, and chat.
- Communicate regularly with the Permanent Supportive Housing team to meet the needs of residents.
- Develop effective working relationships with human services organizations.
- Value cultural competence and diversity
- Collaborate with staff, members, and the community to gain the perspectives of others having diverse opinions, abilities, values, beliefs, perspectives, and ethnic or cultural backgrounds.
- Take deliberate steps to increase own cultural competency by attending trainings, events, discussions, workshops, etc.
- Other duties as member of the Permanent Supportive Housing team:
- Attend all staff and supervision meetings.
- Assist with program events and outings.
- Participate in on-call rotation.
- Maintain schedule flexibility in the event of after-hours responsibilities.
- Maintain good attendance and informs supervisor in advance of time off.
- Complete Relias Learning courses by deadline.
- Follow all Personnel Policies and uphold Park Center’s Code of Ethics.
- Perform all other duties assigned.
- Must identify as a person in recovery from mental illness, addiction, or both.
- Must be certified by Tennessee as a Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) or be willing to obtain that credential within 90 days of hire.
- Must have at least 1 year of experience working in a peer recovery support role.
- Must have at least 3 years’ experience working in a human services field.
- Able to demonstrate strong peer support competencies and ethical behaviors.
- Must have proven written and verbal communication skills and computer literacy.
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Bachelor’s degree in a human services field preferred; experience in a peer support role may be substituted for college degree.
- Must have a valid Tennessee Driver’s License.
- Must be able to show proof of personal automobile insurance.
- Modified remote work available for this position, shared workstation in office.
- Able to operate with many distractions.
- Routine office environment.
- Able/willing to use vehicle to transport members.
- Able/willing to operate a large van/bus to transport clients.
- The ability to communicate effectively in written and oral form.
- The ability to navigate stairs and uneven terrain.
- The ability to operate with many distractions.
- The ability to use vehicle to travel to different sites.
SCHEDULE
- Monday to Friday
- Hybrid: field work in Nashville, TN, shared office space, remote office capability
This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive and the employee will be expected to perform other reasonably related duties as assigned. Park Center reserves the right to revise or change job tasks and responsibilities.
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