Community Health Alliance-Ohio·Hamilton, Ohio
Engage with individuals to promote resiliency, recovery, and self-determination through the sharing of lived experience and recovery models. Assist clients in developing Wellness Recovery Action Plans and connecting them with appropriate community resources.
Must be 18 years or older with a high school diploma and a valid driver's license. State of Ohio Peer Recovery Supporter certification is required.
Market context
Peer Recovery Support Specialist openings in Ohio are often driven by community behavioral health and recovery-service demand, and employers typically look for candidates who can start with the right certification and clear background and driving credentials. This role is competitive because it requires Ohio peer certification, a high school diploma, age 25+, and reliable transportation, while benefits like PTO, paid holidays, and dental, vision, and life insurance can help offset the hourly pay range. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your OMHAS-equivalent certification and BCI readiness before applying.
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