Project Renewal: Provides healthcare, housing, and job training for homeless individuals.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma/GED, NYS Certified Peer Specialist or Certified Recovery Peer Advocate, 2+ years peer advocacy experience, strong communication, ability to work independently, Microsoft Office knowledge.
Services for the UnderServed: Provides housing and support services for individuals with disabilities.
2+ YOECertified Recovery Peer Advocate required, 2 years active peer/peer-support experience, willingness to share recovery story, strong interpersonal skills, boundary judgment, on-call availability, ability to engage youth and community resources.
MedBest Medical Management: Provides administrative and staffing services for healthcare providers.
1+ YOEHigh school diploma and current peer specialist certification (NYCPS) required, minimum 1 year peer support experience, computer literacy with Microsoft and electronic health records.
Services for the UnderServed: Provides housing and social services for vulnerable populations.
High school diploma or equivalent; peer advocacy training or internship; experience advocating for people with mental illness or homelessness. New York peer specialist certification preferred or required.
Services for the UnderServed: Provides social services, housing, and behavioral health support.
High school diploma or equivalent required; New York State Certified Peer Specialist preferred or required, peer advocacy training, and experience advocating for people with mental illness or homelessness.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Rochester: Providing human services and humanitarian aid in Western New York.
High school diploma or equivalent, valid NYS driver’s license and reliable vehicle, Certified Peer Recovery Advocate (or provisional), experience running peer/recovery groups, strong communication and confidentiality skills.
Samaritan Daytop Village: A non-profit provider of behavioral health and supportive housing.
NYS peer certification (NYCPS, CRPA, or FPA) or provisional status, high school diploma or equivalent, lived recovery experience, basic EHR documentation skills, and experience in peer support or crisis settings preferred.
The Fortune Society: Provides reentry services and advocacy for formerly incarcerated individuals.
1+ YOERequires OASAS CRPA certification, provisional OMH peer certification within 12 months, one year of peer advocacy experience, high school diploma or GED, recovery experience, and strong interpersonal and documentation skills.
Liberty Resources: Provides community-based behavioral health and social services.
Provide peer-based recovery support in crisis residences using trauma-informed care; high school diploma/GED and lived experience required; state peer certification preferred or to be completed within six months.
RiseWell Community Services: Provides community-based mental health, housing, and social wellness services.
High school diploma or equivalent; NYS Certified Peer Specialist preferred/required; internship/training in peer advocacy; experience with advocacy for people who are mentally ill or homeless; fingerprinting and criminal record check; NYS OMH approval.
Nao Medical: Provider of primary, urgent, and specialized medical care services.
1+ YOELived-experience peer support with 1+ year peer support experience, high school/GED, NY CPS or CRPA preferred (or in progress), knowledge of NY recovery networks, bilingual Spanish a plus.
Liberty Resources: Providing integrated behavioral health and community social services.
High school diploma/GED required. Personal lived experience with behavioral or co-occurring disorders, peer support skills, ability to de-escalate, complete documentation, and pursue state peer certification within six months if not already certified.
Family Service League: Provides mental health, addiction, housing, and social services.
High school diploma or equivalent; Certified Peer Specialist or Credentialed Family Peer Advocate (or working toward); relevant lived experience; proficiency with Microsoft Office and electronic health records; valid NYS driver’s license; strong communication and teamwork skills.
Recovery Options Made Easy: Peer-led provider of mental health and addiction recovery support.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma/GED, two years in recovery, experience providing peer support/advocacy, WRAP and peer advocacy training preferred, proficiency in Microsoft Office, ability to lift up to 50 lbs, valid driver preferred, and ability to document billable case notes.
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, fax machine, phone system, computer
East House: Provides residential treatment and support for mental health recovery.
Must be past or present consumer of mental health/substance use services, 50 hours peer training, high school diploma/GED, obtain peer certification within 18 months if not already certified, NYS driver license and personal vehicle, Microsoft Word proficiency.
CASES: Provides behavioral health and alternative-to-incarceration services in New York City.
High school diploma with related experience; completion of peer specialist training and full or provisional New York peer specialist/recovery peer/coach certification; lived experience as mental health or substance use treatment consumer; strong communication and computer skills.
NYC Health + Hospitals: The largest municipal health care system in the US.
2+ YOECertification as a peer specialist/recovery peer advocate/family or youth peer advocate or completion of formal peer training; minimum 1 year peer services experience (2 years for Level II); high school diploma for some assignments.
High school diploma; provisional peer certifications; lived experience with mental health; computer skills; strong documentation and communication; knowledge of Medicaid and entitlements.
Association for Mental Health & Wellness: Provides mental health services, veteran support, and community education.
Progress toward or maintenance of New York Certified Peer Specialist-Provisional (NYCPS-P); trauma-informed peer support knowledge; effective communication; basic computer skills; valid NYS driver\u0002s license.
Trinity Health: National Catholic health system providing comprehensive clinical medical services.
High school diploma or GED, valid New York State driver's license, certified or provisionally certified peer specialist status, recovery knowledge, person-centered approach, and personal recovery experience.