Carolina Outreach·Supply, North Carolina
Provide peer support and consultation to the ACT team to integrate client preferences into treatment plans. Support clients in achieving symptom stability and independence through advocacy and service coordination.
We are seeking a full-time Peer Support Specialist to join our Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team. In this role, you will provide essential expertise and consultation to promote a culture that respects and integrates each client’s preferences, values, and unique perspectives into their treatment plans. You will support clients in achieving symptom stability, improving their quality of life, and fostering independence within their communities. Service Coordination: Collaborate with the ACT team leader to monitor clients’ clinical status and responses to treatment. Assist in identifying, planning, scheduling, and implementing services tailored to each client’s needs. Client Advocacy and Support: Act as an advocate for clients in the community, supporting their access to necessary resources and opportunities. Assist in the development of transition plans when clients move in or out of services. Documentation and Compliance: Maintain accurate records, including treatment notes, goals, and input into person-centered plans. Ensure adherence to the ACT model, as measured by TMACT standards. Team Collaboration: Provide consultation to the ACT team to promote a person-centered approach to care. Support a culture of respect and understanding for clients’ points of view and preferences.
Be available to respond to clients and co-workers as needed, including 24/7/365 on-call support. This description outlines the general scope and level of work for this role. It is not intended to include every duty or responsibility that may be required of employees in this position. Compensation Competitive hourly pay aligned with your role, experience, and contribution, with opportunities for growth over time.
Must be a Certified Peer Support Specialist (CPSS) in North Carolina with lived experience in mental health or substance use recovery. Requires a high school diploma or equivalent and a commitment to the ACT model.
Market context
Behavioral health employers in North Carolina often look for licensed or credentialed clinicians, and this role requires registration with the North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Certification board. These positions can be competitive because employers may prefer a bachelor’s degree and want candidates who can work within treatment, documentation, and care coordination expectations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and confirm your credential status before applying.
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