28 peer support specialist jobs at 11 companies in Indiana
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Peer Support Specialist
Marion, Indiana, United States
$16-$17/hrOnsiteFull Time
Radiant Health: Nonprofit Indiana community mental health center providing behavioral health, addiction, and crisis care to individuals and families.
High school diploma or equivalent; lived recovery experience (1–2 years); willing to obtain Certified Peer Support within 6 months; valid driver’s license; experience in behavioral health preferred.
Parkview Behavioral Health Institute: Not-for-profit health system serving Indiana and Ohio.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma/GED, valid Indiana driver and insurance, CPR within 30 days, peer support certification within six months, 2 years community experience preferred, shared lived experience, strong communication and engagement skills.
INcompass Healthcare: Nonprofit mental health center providing behavioral health, addiction, primary care, and crisis services to Southeastern Indiana families.
Lived recovery or family experience with mental health or substance use conditions; peer certification or willingness to complete CPRC/CPSP training. High school diploma with experience accepted; driver's license required.
Whitington Homes & Services: Nonprofit family-services organization providing home-based casework and therapy to children and families at risk or in crisis.
Hamilton Center: Not-for-profit Indiana behavioral health system providing mental health and addiction services to children, adults, and families.
High school diploma or GED required; must be in recovery and maintain recovery; valid driver's license; CPR/First Aid, CPI, and peer certification as applicable.
Peer Support Specialist - Mobile Crisis Team (MCT)
Pierceton or Wabash County or Kosciusko County or Whitley County or Marshall County or Huntington County
FieldFull Time
Bowen Health: Nonprofit Indiana community health system providing primary, mental, dental, addiction-recovery, and life-skills care to underserved communities.
1+ YOEHigh school diploma or GED, one year of peer support experience, peer support certification, driver's license, auto insurance, reliable vehicle, and required crisis, life support, and first aid credentials.
Universal Health ServicesNYSE: UHS: A leading provider of hospital and healthcare services.
High school diploma or GED, CPSP or CAPRC I and II required, valid driver's license, and trauma-informed community engagement skills. Crisis Peer Certification preferred.
Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare: Nonprofit behavioral healthcare provider serving Indiana families with mental health, addiction, crisis, and substance use services.
High school diploma or GED, valid driver's license and insurance, background checks and drug screen. Peer certification preferred, with Indiana CPSP-DMHA or CPRC credentials accepted.
Adult & Child Health: Nonprofit Central Indiana healthcare provider serving adults, children, and families through primary care, behavioral health, and social services.
1+ YOERequires lived experience with mental health or substance use services, one year of direct personal experience and recovery, age 21+, driver’s license, insurance, acceptable records, and completion of state-approved peer training.
Kokomo or Cass County or Miami County or Fulton County or Pulaski County or Howard County or Tipton County or White County
$26-$31/hrFieldFull Time
Four County: Nonprofit Indiana mental health center providing behavioral health, addiction recovery, crisis, and integrated care across seven counties.
High school diploma or GED, lived recovery experience, and ability to obtain Certified Peer Support Professional credential within six months; one year of related experience preferred.
Peer Recovery Specialist, GF - Full Time Tues-Fri Days (Indianapolis, IN, US, 46202)
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
FieldFull Time
Eskenazi Health: Government-operated public hospital system providing medical, mental-health and emergency care to Marion County and Central Indiana residents.
High school diploma, active peer recovery certification (CPSP/CPRC-A/CPRC/NCPRSS), proficient with Microsoft Office, ability to provide peer recovery support, documentation, and basic patient care; driver's license required for some service areas.