Full-Time

CST Peer Support Specialist – Greenville, NC

Pathways to Life, Inc. is seeking a Certified Community Support Team (CST) Peer Support Specialist to provide person-centered, recovery-oriented behavioral health services to adults in the community in Greenville, North Carolina. This role is ideal for individuals with lived mental health recovery experience who are passionate about peer support, community-based services, and helping individuals build independence, stability, and long-term wellness.

Essential Duties:

Knowledge of peer support principles, values, and ethics.

Job Title: Certified Peer Support Specialist (North Carolina)
Location: New Hanover County & Brunswick County (2 Openings for each location)!
Employment Type: Full-Time

Position Summary

Position Title: Peer Support Specialist —HOPE/PATH
Department/Program: Veterans Services of the Carolinas (“VSC”)
Reports To: Director Outreach-HOPE/PATH, TCL, VTC-VSC
Location: Field based throughout North Carolina
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Work Schedule: Full-time position requiring flexibility, including evenings, weekends, some travel.

Compensation: Hourly rate commensurate with education and experience. ($20 -$22hr)
 

Position Summary:

Reports To: Peer Respite Manager 

FLSA Status: Non-Exempt

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina

Open To: The Public – United States Citizens

About Us

Location:  Statesville, NC

Position Type: Full time

Requirement: NC Peer Support Specialist certification

Education and Experience Required:

Position Summary: The Community Support Team Peer Support Specialist must have at least one year of experience with child and adolescent mental health consumers. A Peer Specialist must be in recovery and have completed the certification. These professionals are responsible for assisting the Team Leader with the coordination of services across all levels of care, participating in the treatment team process, and psycho education and skill development.

Position Requirements:

What is a North Carolina Certified Peer Support Specialist

Peer Support Specialists are individuals with lived experience who provide personalized one-on-one and group recovery services. CPSS help members set and achieve their personal recovery goals.

Role of a NCPSS:

Assist members in navigating community resources, housing, employment, education, healthcare, transportation, and benefits. They also provide education on coping strategies, relapse prevention, and resources that support long-term recovery and personal growth.