Description
Summary:
This role involves providing training support services in behavioral health, assisting with new hire onboarding, and facilitating peer support programs.
Highlights:
1. Assist in providing training support services across various settings
2. Support and facilitate for other trainers
3. Utilize and teach problem-solving techniques as a Peer Support Specialist
Administrative/Training Assistant Position
Experienced or trainee - $17.00 + an hour depending on experience
• Guaranteed 40-hour work week M - F
• Medical, Dental and life insurance paid, plus vision, telehealth, and matching 401k are also available.
• 14 paid holidays
• PTO
• Drug free work environment
Job Summary / Overview:
• Assist in providing training support services in various settings from a new hire to peer member and to community Peer Support Training, as well as educate and provide services in advance recovery and wellness.
• Administrative assistant duties may be utilized.
• Work in a drug free environment,
Position overview statement:
This is responsible work in the field of behavioral health to assist in providing training internally and to outside agencies and clients.
Key Duties & Responsibilities:
New Hire Training
• Generate new hire training matrix and send to new hire, along with instructions for accessing initial online training (as directed by supervisor).
• Enroll new hire in appropriate trainings on training site: nazcaretraining.org
• Enroll new hires in the appropriate Relias online training, send Relias instructions and monitor.
Other duties:
• Support field trainers.
• Assist or facilitate for other trainers.
• Work collaboratively with the NAZCARE management team.
• Assure the implementation and facilitation of training programs, goals, objectives and outcomes.
• Provide input for staff and the Training Team.
• Periodic assistance as a Peer Support Specialist that will utilize and teach problem solving techniques to individuals and/or groups; discussions will be applied where peers will share common problems in daily living (life skills) and what methods can be used to manage and cope with these problems.
• Be able to share what skills, strengths, supports and resources can be used.
• Build an understanding of boundaries.
• Other duties may be assigned as needed.
Education / Certifications:
• High School Diploma or GED minimum
• Teaching and training skills background a plus.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
Minimum Qualifications
• Clear a background check and be free of major criminal offenses.
• A current and valid Arizona driver’s license.
• If in recovery, must be stable for over one year.
• Pass a drug test (be drug free).
• Verified legal status to work in the United States.
• TB free