Are you ready to make a difference in the lives of others and be a part of a dynamic team that supports mental health recovery? Look no further than Seacoast Pathways, a member of the Fedcap Group. We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated part-time Mental Health Support Worker - STR Specialist to join our team in Portsmouth, NH. In this care coordinator role, you have the chance to work collaboratively with a diverse group of individuals living with mental health challenges to provide support, time, and recovery services that foster a sense of belonging and empowerment. You get to utilize your expertise to facilitate group meetings, assist with employment and educational programs, and use a strength-based approach to help members achieve their personal, career, and wellness goals.

At our human services nonprofit, we know you are an essential part of a community that is passionate about changing lives for the better, and with competitive pay and opportunities for professional growth, it's a recovery worker job you love. Join us today and be a part of a team that is committed to making a meaningful impact on the lives of others. It's easy! Just fill out our initial mobile-friendly online application. We hope to meet you soon!

DAY-TO-DAY AS A MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT WORKER - STR SPECIALIST

This part-time recovery worker with our human services nonprofit works Monday and Friday, 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM, while also having a shift on Wednesdays from 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM.

As a Mental Health Support Worker - STR Specialist with our human services nonprofit, you are an essential part of our team of care coordinators and your enthusiasm is infectious. Every day you arrive at the Clubhouse ready to welcome members as they arrive. Working in this recovery worker role, you are eager to lead and facilitate groups in Membership, Business, Kitchen, and Employment/Education work units. You enjoy working side-by-side with members by assisting with internal and external employment and educational programs, all while using a strength-based approach to help them achieve their personal, career, and wellness goals. Your great interpersonal skills as a care coordinator encourage peer-to-peer relationships, promote pro-social interaction, and foster a supportive and inclusive community.

As a care coordinator, you are always looking for ways to identify and use community, healthcare, and social service resources that promote member well-being, independence, and personal satisfaction. You conduct outreach activities at community organizations to increase membership and community visibility, and you exert leadership with members in relation to our Clubhouse's mission and goals. You apply your strong organizational skills to staff and manage the Clubhouse's social and recreational programs. When working as a recovery worker, you're always willing to maintain the flexibility to work occasional weekends, evenings, and holidays to best support our members' needs.

At the end of each day, you feel fulfilled knowing that you've made a positive impact on our members' lives while doing a job you love. You thrive as a care coordinator and feel honored to continue to help our members achieve their personal and professional goals. You know that their successes continue to inspire and uplift you in this recovery worker position, and you can't wait to see what tomorrow brings. If you're passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of others and helping them reach their full potential, apply today for this rewarding Mental Health Support Worker - STR Specialist position with Seacoast Pathways.

WHY YOU SHOULD WORK WITH SEACOAST PATHWAYS

We are Seacoast Pathways, a member of Granite Pathways, located in the heart of Portsmouth, NH. Our human services nonprofit is a community-based mental health organization that provides peer support services to individuals living with mental illness. We believe in the power of peer support and the importance of building a supportive community. We understand that living with mental illness can be challenging, and we strive to provide a safe and welcoming space where individuals can connect with others who share similar experiences. Our services are designed to promote recovery, build resilience, and enhance the overall quality of life of our clients. We offer a range of programs and also provide education and outreach services to help reduce stigma and promote mental health awareness in the community.

We believe that every individual has the potential to live a fulfilling life, and our team is dedicated to supporting each of our clients in achieving their goals. Our mental health support team understands firsthand the challenges that come with mental illness and are uniquely qualified to provide support and guidance to others who are on their own recovery journey. We love our employees and work to foster an environment of compassion and collaboration. Working with our human services nonprofit is an excellent opportunity for individuals who are looking to make a meaningful impact, grow professionally, and work in a supportive and dynamic environment.

OUR IDEAL MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT WORKER - STR SPECIALIST

• Excellent communicator - is a master of both the spoken and written word
• Professional - great at interacting with others in a respectful manner
• Energetic - always excited to provide the best service possible while employed as a recovery worker
• Team player - highly collaborative, works well with others on a team of care coordinators
• Passionate - cares about making a difference as a recovery worker with our human services nonprofit
• Organized and flexible - thrives in a fast-paced environment

If this sounds like you, keep reading!

REQUIREMENTS FOR A MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT WORKER - STR SPECIALIST

• 1+ years of working with adults who have a mental illness or other relevant experience
• A true understanding of mental illness and the principles of human development
• Trained as a Certified Employment Specialist (with Association of Community Rehabilitation Educators (ACRE) training
• Serve-Safe certified
• Proficiency in MS Office software applications, Google Drive, social media platforms, and electronic medical records
• Valid driver's license with a clean driving record

An associate's or bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, education, occupational therapy, human services, behavioral health, or a related field is preferred. Previous clubhouse experience is beneficial with Clubhouse International training (2-week colleague training) to be provided within one year of hire. Knowledge of or experience with co-occurring substance use disorders is also beneficial. If you meet the above requirements, we need you as a care coordinator. Apply today to join our human services nonprofit as a Mental Health Support Worker - STR Specialist!

Location: 03801