* Coordinates, monitors, develops and implements projects and/or initiatives for assigned BPHC program/department.

* Will provide peer recovery support services to 727 clients with substance use disorder (SUD) and experiencing homelessness to achieve sustained recovery. Facilitate client access to recovery-oriented substance use disorder treatment, resources, and community recovery groups.

* Work with PAATHS staff and partner agencies on determining appropriate level of care, community resources, and placement opportunities. Develop ongoing relapse prevention plan for clients.

* Monitor client progress in treatment and advocate for services. Assist client in navigating the healthcare system and social service systems. Accompany clients to appointment and court. Provide transportation as needed.

* Provide support in acute care and emergency department settings as needed. Work with hospital and BEST team staff as needed. Facilitate communication between client and treatment providers and physicians.

* Provide support and referrals to families and friends supporting client through recovery process. Provide overdose prevention training and safety planning as needed.

* Maintain accurate and up-to-date records in HMIS. Attend clinical and programmatic supervision with 727 team.

* Maintains security of all physical areas of the program site.

* Manages and exercises sound judgement in conflict situations.

* Identifies and intervenes in actual and potential conflict situations using a trauma informed perspective to minimize disruption. Performs other duties as required.

This job description is based on the Public Health Advocate Series. May be required to perform any and all duties and responsibilities of a Public Health Advocate II, as set forth in the BPHC Public Health Advocate series.