Assistance Plus·Monclova, Ohio
The Family Support Specialist coordinates integrated care for youth and families within a behavioral health home team. They provide leadership and technical assistance in implementing family support services while sharing lived experiences to support others.
Candidates must have a high school diploma, a valid Maine driver's license with insurance, and Parent/Family Peer certification. A minimum of three years of lived experience parenting a child with behavioral or mental health concerns and navigating care systems is required.
Market context
In Ohio, Family Support Specialist roles are often competitive because employers look for candidates who can combine peer credibility with practical navigation of behavioral and mental health systems. This posting requires a high school diploma, Parent/Family Peer certification, and at least three years of lived experience supporting a child with behavioral or mental health concerns, plus a valid Maine driver’s license with insurance as listed. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save research time, then confirm the license requirement and prepare examples of how your lived experience supports families.