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Peer Support Specialist - bilingual Spanish/English

Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley

Peer Support Specialist - bilingual Spanish/English

Medford, OR
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    We are currently hiring for two peer support specialists, with one being bilingual Spanish/English

    The Oasis Center is a nonprofit family medical clinic and we are looking for qualified and compassionate individuals to join our team!

    We offer group medical insurance, dental insurance, 401(k), EAP, and time off benefits. If you have any questions about the positions listed, feel free to call 541.200.1534 or email hr@oasiscenterroguevalley.org for more information!

    Peer Support Specialist

    The Peer Support Specialist Doula at the Oasis Center is a recovery-oriented peer providing outreach and support to patients with substance use disorders who have young children, and specifically to pregnant women with substance use. This position will promote recovery and family stabilization by encouraging, mentoring, educating, and connecting patients to support services. This position is essential to our clinic’s goal of reducing barriers to accessing healthcare and creating a nonjudgmental and supportive environment. This position will also train to be a doula supporting prenatal and postpartum care and at times supporting patients during labor.

    Job Responsibilities:

    Provides nonjudgmental peer support, including outreach, support in connecting to resources, attending recovery meetings, working on life and recovery goals, assisting in life tasks as needed

    Role models recovery, parenthood, and self-efficacy

    Advocates for patients

    Facilitates groups

    Provides support both in the clinic, and in the community

    Works in collaboration with the Oasis Care Team to increase patients’ access to services

    Develops person-directed plans to support patient goals, including action steps

    Supports multiple pathways to recovery, working within a harm reduction framework and a patient-centered approach

    Provides patient transportation within community to support health and recovery goals

    Maintains high level of confidentiality and healthy personal boundaries

    Requirements:

    High School diploma, or equivalent

    Previous experience in peer support

    Current and valid Oregon Driver’s License and able to obtain insurance (preferred)

    Active in recovery from substance use

    Peer Support Certification

    Spanish speaking, preferred