Gateway Foundation

General

• Provide recovery-oriented support services to patients with substance use disorders
• Maintain a caseload for patients participating in residential and outpatient treatment services
• Conduct assessments to identify support-service needs
• Collaborate with patients to develop individualized recovery support plans emphasizing purpose, mindfulness, and personal goals
• Provide a minimum of 20–25 hours each week of direct individualized in-person, telephonic, or virtual peer support services
• Maintain accurate and timely documentation of recovery plans, interventions, resources, and progress notes in the electronic health record
• Identify community resources and connect patients with appropriate services
• Assist with coordinating transportation to supported community services
• Identify relapse-prevention strategies and help patients manage triggers and high-risk situations
• Help patients build and sustain recovery-oriented social networks and engage in healthy, meaningful activities
• Participate in interdisciplinary case staffing meetings for care coordination and peer-informed care
• Contribute to peer recovery team meetings evaluating program effectiveness and patient progress

Explore Peer Recovery Specialist at Gateway Foundation. Review requirements and application details.

Peer Recovery Specialist

• Maintains a caseload for patients participating in residential and outpatient treatment services
• Conducts assessments to identify support-service needs
• Collaborates with patients to develop individualized recovery support plans emphasizing purpose, mindfulness, and personal goals
• Provides a minimum of 20–25 hours each week of direct individualized in-person, telephonic, or virtual peer support services
• Maintains accurate and timely documentation of recovery plans, interventions, resources, and progress notes in the electronic health record
• Identifies community resources and connects patients with appropriate services
• Assists with coordinating transportation to supported community services
• Identifies relapse-prevention strategies and helps patients manage triggers and high-risk situations
• Helps patients build and sustain a recovery-oriented social network
• Participates in interdisciplinary case staffing meetings for care coordination and peer-informed care
• Contributes to peer recovery team meetings evaluating program effectiveness and patient progress
• May serve as a resource to Peer Recovery Specialist I

Explore Peer Recovery Specialist II, CPRS/CRSS at Gateway Foundation. Review requirements and application details.