Job Description

Synergy is growing again! We are looking to add experienced Peer Recovery Coaches to our team. The ideal individual will have a strong desire to serve others in their journey to recovery!

Responsibilities:

Facilitate weekly House Meeting, ensuring all resident chore assignments are fulfilled explaining any duties, answering any questions, and assisting in the resolution of any problems which may arise. Orient all new residents to rules and regulations of residency including meals, chores, curfews, phone, smoking, mail, signing in and out, etc. Listen carefully to their peers to assist in the development and execution of strength-based plans Help peers and/or those supported achieve planned goals by modeling, mentoring, advocating and coaching. Ensures Peer participation in required programming such as IOP, Therapy, Case Management etc. Leads & assists participants in the completion of weekly schedules. Assist residents in identifying personal and community-based strengths and resources. Provide, as needed, one-on-one and other forms of support at meetings, family meetings, special events, groups, meetings, in court, and in other required settings. Help peers navigate the recovery support network and adhere to their relapse plans. Can assist the individual and their family with the development and implementation of a plan for relapse prevention, recovery and maintenance of recovery Assist with navigating the service array and with identifying culturally and/or gender responsive services and supports. Help the individual identify, build and strengthen their circle of support Assist individual with acquiring appropriate documents such as driver's license, food stamps etc. Can assist with groups, workshops, or provide psychoeducation on addictions, wellness, recovery and resiliency. Provide individual attention and support to residents as necessary, encouraging resident participation in A.A., N.A.., sponsorship relationship, and employment-educational needs. Assist consumers with identifying personal strengths in daily living and recovery skills.

Education and Experience:

A high school diploma or equivalent is required; Bachelor's Degree preferred Prior Completion of the Certified Addiction Recovery Coach

(CAPRC, CARC, CPSP)

certification is required. 2 years of experience in behavioral health or addiction treatment, or sales and marketing within the healthcare/treatment/recovery industry Life experience with or in recovery is preferred Valid driver's license required A passion and desire to help others in their journey to recovery
Work Remotely

No
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Paid time off Professional development assistance
People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

Application Question(s):

What type of Peer Support Certification do you posses? (CPSP, CAPRC) Do you have lived experience? If you identify as having lived experience, how long have you maintained continuous recovery? What is your desired salary?
License/Certification:

Driver's License (Preferred)
Ability to Commute:

Indianapolis, IN 46208 (Required)
Work Location: In person