CATHOLIC CHARITIES MAINE·Fairfield, Maine
The specialist coordinates and provides access to peer support services, advocacy groups, and peer-centered resources. They also assist members in identifying and developing natural support systems while meeting clients in various settings.
With support of the team, this person coordinates and provides access to peer support services, peer advocacy groups, and other peer-run or peer-centered services. The CIPSS will maintain updated information on area peer services and shall assist the member with identifying and developing natural support systems. The CIPSS meets with clients in the office, clients' residences, and in the community. This position may involve travel and meetings throughout Central Maine.
Candidates must have lived experience with mental illness and be in recovery, with a willingness to self-identify. They must hold or be willing to obtain the State of Maine Certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist (CIPSS) certification.
Market context
Behavioral-health roles in Maine often reflect steady demand from community programs, outpatient providers, and recovery-focused services. These positions are competitive because employers value lived experience, reliable transportation, and readiness to complete CIPSS training; this listing’s requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time. Before applying, confirm your driver’s license status and whether you can meet the certification timeline.