31 peer support specialist jobs at 19 companies in Brookhaven, NY
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Peer Support Specialist
White Plains or Rockland County or Putnam County or Orange County or Sullivan County
$60k/yrFieldFull Time
Greater Mental Health of New York: Nonprofit mental health provider delivering advocacy, education, and direct behavioral health services to Hudson Valley communities.
2+ YOENY Peer Specialist certification (or eligible within 6 months), valid driver\u0002s license and defensive driving, 2 years related experience, EHR proficiency, strong engagement and crisis intervention skills, English fluency, ability to work flexible/mobile schedule.
Services for the UnderServed: Non-profit organization providing housing, behavioral health, and disability services.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma or equivalent required; two years of active mental health self-help, peer support, advocacy, or similar experience required. New York Certified Peer Specialist preferred.
Certified Peer Support Specialist - Bronx/Brooklyn/Queens
New York City or Bronx or Brooklyn or Queens
$23-$35/hrFieldFull Time
Elevance HealthNYSE: ELV: A health dedicated to improving lives and communities.
2+ YOENY certified peer support specialist with AA/AS and 2+ years health/behavioral health or peer services experience; certified recovery or peer/family support credential required; care-coordination knowledge preferred.
Community Access: Nonprofit NYC provider of supportive housing, mental-health services, job training, and advocacy.
2+ YOERequires NY peer specialist or recovery peer advocate credential, lived mental health system experience, 2+ years supporting people with mental health or substance use needs, community work, teamwork, and documentation skills.
Nathaniel Clinic: New York nonprofit providing alternatives to incarceration, mental-health care, and education and employment services for justice-involved people.
1.5+ YOEHigh school diploma, active Certified Recovery Peer Advocate status, 18+ months peer-support experience with serious mental illness or substance use disorder, lived treatment experience, and electronic health records proficiency.
The Kennedy Collective: Connecticut nonprofit providing disability support services, employment programs, and social enterprises for people with disabilities.
Lived mental health experience; HS diploma or GED; strong communication; independent work; travel locally; driver’s license.
Westhab: Non-profit organization building communities through affordable housing and social services.
2+ YOERequires two years of active mental health self-help, peer support, or advocacy participation, interpersonal communication and empathy, plus crisis intervention and strength-based intervention experience.
Mercy Haven: Non-sectarian nonprofit providing supportive housing, advocacy, education, and life-skills services to Long Islanders facing homelessness and poverty.
High school diploma required; related mental health or disability support experience, NYS driver's license, and provisional or full peer certification required. EHR experience and bilingual English/Spanish preferred.
New York City Criminal Justice Agency: Independent nonprofit agency serving New York City courts and communities through pretrial assessments, supervision, outreach, and research.
2+ YOERequires a high school diploma, NYS CPS or CRPA certification, two years of peer-support experience, relevant lived experience, communication skills, computer proficiency, reliable transportation, and local travel ability.
Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, email, web browser
Ascend Services: Wisconsin nonprofit disability-services organization supporting people with varying abilities through community, education, employment, and daily-living programs.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma, in recovery, 2+ years related support experience, strong communication and peer engagement skills, ability to work flexible hours including evenings and weekends.
CN Guidance & Counseling Services: Nonprofit behavioral-health provider serving Long Islanders with mental-health and substance-use conditions through integrated treatment, housing, and support.
High school diploma/GED and relevant lived experience required; peer credential (or provisional certification obtained within 6 months), NYS driver's license, clean DMV record, and motor vehicle insurance required. Ability to provide outreach, health coaching, documentation, and crisis support.
Family Residences and Essential Enterprises: Supporting individuals with disabilities to realize their full potential.
High school diploma required; NYS Peer Specialist Certification and valid driver's license required. Related experience preferred. Requires effective communication, independent work, and behavioral health support skills.
Samaritan Daytop Village: Health and human services agency providing addiction and recovery services.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma/GED, 2+ years recovery-oriented work or volunteer experience, CRPA or CRPA-Provisional OR NYCPS certification for designated programs, Microsoft Office literacy, ability to travel within catchment and provide community-based, recovery-focused support.
New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports: New York State government agency overseeing addiction prevention, treatment, harm reduction, recovery, and problem-gambling services.
Current CRPA or CRPA-Provisional certification and 4+ hours of medication assisted treatment training; must maintain Medicaid/Medicare eligibility; duties include peer advocacy, group facilitation, support planning, resource linkage, and occasional transport.
Hands Across Long Island: Nonprofit peer-run behavioral health organization serving people with mental-health and substance-use challenges through recovery services and housing.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma; NYS Certified Peer Specialist; 2+ years of peer support/mental health experience; valid NYS driver’s license; willingness to obtain CPS certification within 6 months.
Peer Program Specialist, Queens Treatment Apartment (QTA)
Queens, New York, United States
$49k-$49k/yrOnsiteFull Time
ACMH, Inc.: ACMH is a nonprofit mental-health provider serving New York City adults with serious mental illness through housing.
Lived mental health, substance use, or homelessness services experience required; English communication, basic computer and data entry skills, and commitment to supporting client recovery goals. NYCPS certification preferred.
Recovery Support Specialist - PT 16 hrs. Sunday and Monday 2:00 PM -10:00 PM - Compass
New Haven, Connecticut, United States
$22/hrFieldPart Time
Continuum of Care: Providing behavioral health and residential support services in Connecticut.
1+ YOE1+ year peer/behavioral health experience; state CPSRP certification (or obtainable within 6 months); First Aid/CPR; valid Connecticut driver's license, reliable transportation and auto insurance; proficient with Microsoft Office and electronic records.
Baltic Street Wellness Solutions: Peer-led nonprofit providing mental-health recovery, housing, employment, advocacy, and wellness services to New Yorkers.
Provide supported housing services to adults with mental illness; requires high school diploma, peer services certification, housing or case management experience, knowledge of Section 8/public housing, AWARDS, and ability to travel.
Vanna Health: Value-based behavioral healthcare provider delivering community-based psychosocial rehabilitation to people with serious mental illness.
2+ YOERequires 2+ years supporting people with serious mental illness, Long Island community experience, communication and organizational skills, high school diploma, driver's license, and personal vehicle. Spanish and peer specialist training preferred.
Google Workspace, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Zoom, Slack