COMMUNITY INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICE·Raymond, Washington
Support youth and families in their recovery journey by developing and following treatment plans. Partner with clinicians and the WISe team to provide community-based care and encourage skill-building.
Requires a WA State Certified Peer Specialist credential and a high school diploma or equivalent. Candidates must have at least 2 years of peer support experience and personal lived experience with mental health or substance use recovery.
Market context
In Washington, peer counselor positions are often sought in behavioral health settings because employers need staff with both formal certification and lived recovery experience. These roles can be competitive when candidates already hold a WA State Certified Peer Specialist credential, have at least 2 years of peer support experience, and can show comfort working with mental health or substance use recovery. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your credential status and prepare examples of peer support work before applying.