What are the responsibilities and job description for the Certified Peer Specialist position at ADP Workforce Now?
The Certified Peer
Specialist (CPS) is responsible for utilizing his/her own recovery story to
help consumers to develop skills necessary to recovery. The goal of peer
support is for the consumer to regain control of his/her own life and recovery
process by helping consumers to develop a network for information/support,
assisting consumers to regain the ability to make independent choices and take
a proactive role in treatment, and assisting consumers with identification and
response to precursors/triggers of mental health symptoms. The CPS will
demonstrate competency in recovery and the ability to self-manage symptoms with
on-going coping skills. The CPS will be expected to provide the majority
of consumer contact in community locations that concur with where the consumer
lives, works, attends school, and/or socializes. Must be willing to attend the
CPS Basic Training class and must pass the certification exam and receive CPS
certification. The CPS must be at least 18 years old and is expected to
be reliable and possess the ability to interact and communicate effectively
(verbal and written) with supervisors, co-workers, and consumers.
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