81 peer support specialist jobs at 42 companies in Jericho, NY
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Peer Support Specialist
New York City or Orange County or Westchester County or New York
$35k-$55k/yrHybridFull Time
Healthfirst: Provides not-for-profit health insurance coverage to New York residents.
High school diploma or equivalent, certification as Peer Specialist or Recovery Peer Advocate, caseload management and outreach experience, strong communication, and computer skills (Outlook/Word/Excel). Ability to travel around downstate New York.
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel
Amae Health: In-person outpatient care for severe mental illness.
2+ YOENYS Certified Peer Specialist (NYCPS) required, 2+ years supporting people with mental health/substance use, 2 years stable personal recovery, high school diploma/equivalent, group facilitation and community outreach experience, basic Google Suite and EHR proficiency.
White Plains or Rockland County or Putnam County or Orange County or Sullivan County
$60k/yrFieldFull Time
Greater Mental Health of New York: Provides community-based mental health and substance use services.
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.
Center for Family Services: Provides comprehensive social services and mental health support.
2+ YOEMust have lived experience with at least 2 years of recovery, hold an approved peer specialist certification (CPRS, NCPRSS, CRSP or DMHAS-approved), current driver's license with clean driving record, and ability to provide supportive peer services in a crisis setting.
Certified Peer Support Specialist - Bronx/Brooklyn/Queens
New York City or Bronx or Brooklyn or Queens
$23-$35/hrFieldFull Time
Elevance HealthNYSE: ELV: Provides health insurance plans and integrated healthcare services.
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.
CASES: Provides behavioral health and alternative-to-incarceration services in New York City.
Standard NYS peer specialist certification in good standing; lived experience and peer-support background; experience with community-based/crisis work; EHR experience (CareLogic preferred); Spanish a plus.
Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey: Provides peer-led mental health, housing, and wellness support services.
2+ YOEMust have lived recovery experience, 2+ years recovery, required peer-support certification (one of CRSP/CPRS/NCRPSS/Wellness Coach/Community MH Associate), HS diploma or equivalent with 2+ years mental health work, NJ driver’s license, CPR competency, strong communication and trauma-informed skills.
ThrYve Teams: Provides community-based mental health peer support and mentorship services.
2+ YOEProvide one-on-one support to adults with mental health needs; strong mentoring and communication; home-based sessions; PSS certificate; lived experience.
Community Access: Provides supportive housing and mental health advocacy services.
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.
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.
Services for the UnderServed: Provides housing and social services for vulnerable populations.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma or equivalent, peer certification or commitment to obtain it, and two years of active participation in mental health self-help, peer support, advocacy, or similar programs.
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.
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.
Maimonides Health: Providing comprehensive hospital, emergency, and specialty medical care services.
1+ YOECertification of Peer Specialist Training; lived LGBTQIA+ experience; 1 year peer support preferred; strong communication and cultural competency.
Saint Joseph's Medical Center: Provides comprehensive inpatient, outpatient, and emergency medical healthcare services.
High school diploma, valid driver\u0002s license, ability to serve as a peer role model, facilitate groups, advocate for participants, and support residential services.
NYC Criminal Justice Agency: Provides pretrial services and research for New York City.
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: Coordinates care and community resources for individuals in New York.
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.
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.