COMMUNITY INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICE·Longview, Washington
Support adults in their recovery journey through the Jail Diversion program using lived experience. Collaborate with clinicians to develop treatment plans and encourage self-directed recovery and skill-building.
Requires a WA State Certified Peer Specialist credential and a high school diploma or equivalent. Candidates must have lived experience with mental health or substance use recovery and at least 2 years of peer support experience.
Market context
Washington behavioral health and justice-involved services often need peer counselors who can support diversion, recovery, and community connection. This role is competitive because it requires a WA State Certified Peer Specialist credential, lived recovery experience, and peer support experience; the listed requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description to save you research time. If you are considering applying, confirm your credential status and be ready to describe specific peer-support situations you have handled.