Recovery Coach
Chemical Abuse Services Agency Inc·New Haven, Connecticut
Chemical Abuse Services Agency Inc·New Haven, Connecticut
The Recovery Coach bridges the gap between clinical treatment and sustainable recovery by acting as a role model and facilitating support services. They help clients connect with community resources and provide outreach and transportation to support successful community reintegration.
Description The Recovery Coach is responsible for working collaboratively with staff to bridge the chasm between professional treatment in MAAS’s clinical setting and sustainable recovery within each client’s natural environment.
He/she will act as a role model and strategically use one’s own story to enhance the recovery resolve of others.
He/she will develop and facilitate the implementation and ongoing development of individual and group recovery support services.
He/she will support individuals in exploring, identifying and connecting with community and natural resources and supports while transitioning to productive community members.
Will perform basic office duties and be required to provide outreach and transportation as assigned.
Market context
Recovery Coach roles in Connecticut are often tied to behavioral health, peer support, and community-based recovery services, where demand can reflect ongoing need for substance use support. These jobs are competitive because employers often look for lived experience, reliability, and readiness to meet certification requirements such as CPR/First Aid and CCAR training. Before applying, confirm your abstinence timeline, driver’s license status, and whether you can complete any required training within six months; job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving candidates research time.
