Job Description
Recovery Coaching is a form of strength-based support for individuals seeking recovery from a self-identified addiction or substance use disorder. Our role is to help individuals identify ways to sustain recovery or reduce harm associated with addictive behaviors. We are individuals in long-term recovery who are trained and certified by state-approved organizations, celebrate various pathways to recovery, and are familiar with local recovery support services and resources. This is an as-needed position. Hourly wages start at $21. The number of hours worked can vary significantly from week to week. Per-diem employees are not eligible for benefit programs.
Main Responsibilities
Assist participants in improving their present life and reaching future goals by collaborating to create and follow a recovery plan.
Maintain the standards of personal and professional conduct identified in the Vermont Certified Recovery Coach Code of Ethics.
Stay informed and aligned with all workplace policies and procedures.
Meet participants for one hour a week via phone, in-person, or virtually.
Exercise the evidence–based practice of Motivational Interviewing during sessions.
Listen, motivate, and support participants in their recovery.
Respect the rights and dignity of participants.
Complete necessary documentation within 48 hours of session completion.
Communicate with designated supervisor for support, resources, concerns, and/or questions
All Recovery Coaches employed by the Turning Point Center are required to pursue certification and eventual licensure. To become eligible for certification, the following requirements must be met: possess a GED or high school diploma, complete an approved Recovery Coach Academy program and Ethics training, complete 500 hours of volunteer/paid Recovery Coach work, and complete 25 hours of supervision. After these requirements have been met, certification can be accomplished by passing the IC&RC exam. Recovery Coaches are expected to keep track of their session hours and to communicate with their designated supervisor once they have become eligible to take the certification exam. After exam completion, Recovery Coaches then apply through the appropriate online portal to receive their license, granting them the title of Recovery Peer Support Specialist. Licensure must be renewed biennially.
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