person-centered youth Peer Advocates
LSA Recovery, Inc. is an 822 Medically Supervised Outpatient Chemical Dependency Program, which provides a variety of services to individuals as well as family members seeking help with substance abuse and chemical dependence problems*__ We believe that chemical dependence treatment requires a detailed knowledge of the history and personality of each patient. This is accomplished by professional and knowledgeable staff that will conduct a complete and thorough interview with the patient and his/her family, as well as contact with their primary care physician. The data is then evaluated by various professional staff members in order to develop a personalized treatment plan. We organize the plan of care to enable the patient to proceed through the recovery process with a support network, increase their self-esteem, and understand the effects of chemical dependence.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Recognize the full continuum of substance use/addictive disorders
- Understand the impact of substance use/addiction upon youth and the family
- Assist families to understand their rights and responsibilities when children are in residential care, treatment or involved in the criminal justice system
- Recognize local and regional trends related to youth substance use/addiction and recovery
- Encourage family members to connect with natural support in their communities. Promote recovery by utilizing empowering , hopeful and optimistic strategies
- Develop cultural awareness and knowledge of the unique culture context, health beliefs and practices of families served
- Promote the adoption of cultural responsive practices and services.
- Practice individualized peer support empowers families to make informed decisions
- Develop self-awareness and utilize lived experience to effectively engage the Youth
- Navigate local recovery support and treatment options including diverse levels of care and MAT
- Encourage family involvement in recovery and treatment activities
- Assist families to enhance their skills in promoting recovery and responding to problematic behavior
- Collaborate effectively with community stakeholders such as clinical teams, criminal /juvenile justice and social welfare professionals.
Age Range: 18-29 years old
Advocacy - Advocate within systems to promote person-centered recovery/wellness support services.
Mentoring and Education: Serve as a role model for an individual.
Recovery and Wellness Support: Recognizing that there are multiple pathways to recovery/wellness.
Ethical Responsibility: Recognize risk indicators that may affect the individual's welfare and safety.
Qualifications:
CRPA or CRPA-P
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Pay: $52,500.00 per year
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- Dental insurance
- Flexible schedule
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
Schedule:
- Day shift
- Every weekend
- Monday to Friday
- Night shift
Work Location: In person
