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Peer Support Program Coordinator
Richmond Mental Health Consumer and Friends Society
210-7671 Alderbridge Way, Richmond, BC V6X 1Z9
$28 an hour
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Job details

$28 an hour
Paid time off
Part-time
Monday to Friday
210-7671 Alderbridge Way, Richmond, BC V6X 1Z9

Full job description

Job Posting: Peer Support Program Coordinator

Organization: Richmond Mental Health Consumer and Friends’ Society (RCFC)

Location: In-person at the RCFC office, with some meetings in the Richmond, BC community

Position: Part-time, hours may vary from 15 to 21 hours weekly based on programming and scheduling needs, Monday to Friday

Wage: $28 per hour

About The Richmond Mental Health Consumer and Friends Society (RCFC)

The Richmond Mental Health Consumer and Friends Society (RCFC) is a self-governing, peer-run mental health organization. We provide peer support and a full calendar of wellness, social and recreational activities to adult mental health consumers living in Richmond, B.C.

IMPORTANT — Applicants must have completed a recognized Peer Support Worker training program, including a practicum, and obtained the accompanying certificate. A minimum of two years of Peer Support Worker or comparable relevant experience is also required. A job-specific cover letter must accompany the application.

JOB DESCRIPTION – Peer Support Program Coordinator

The Peer Support Program Coordinator reports directly to the Peer Support and Recreation Program Manager, or the Executive Director in their absence. The Peer Support Program Coordinator oversees all aspects of the Peer Support Program and supervises the program's staff. This is a regular part-time position with 15-21 hours required per week in-office.

The Peer Support Program Coordinator’s key duties and responsibilities are as follows:

Key Responsibilities

· Leads a team of Peer Support Workers, providing empowerment and professional development opportunities, and a safe space for open communication aligned with RCFC policy and industry best practice.

· Manages new peer referrals and connects them to suitable matches, develops strategies to streamline the Peer Support Program wait list.

· Consistently keeps up with industry best practice by building community relationships, seeking professional development opportunities, and strategically implementing these learnings into the organization to improve service delivery and implementation.

· Collaborates effectively with peers’ care teams and other professionals as required.

· Records and tabulates all statistical documents, fills out appropriate reports as requested.

· Manages and maintains Peer Support payroll, cash float, receipts, cheque requisitions.

· Perform other related duties as assigned by the Peer Support and Recreation Program Manager or Executive Director.

Qualifications

· Education and Experience:

o A high school degree or equivalent is necessary. Post-secondary education is an asset.

o Experience delivering programs to people with mental health issues or relevant work experience.

o Completion of a recognized Peer Support Worker training program, practicum, and accompanying certificate. This training must be renewed every five years.

o Two years of experience working as a Peer Support Worker or similar relevant work experience.

· Personality Attributes:

o Maintains a friendly and professional manner with peers (clients), co-workers, and mental health professionals.

o Responsible for and respectful of the safety, rights, and obligations of clients, participants, staff, and third-party individuals.

o Takes initiative, remains calm, and is confident in stressful situations and emergencies.

o Collaborative mindset and willingness to work with a team. Open to supporting other portfolios and programs when needed.

o Knowledgeable of issues facing people with mental illnesses.

· Additional Skills Required:

o An effective role model to people recovering from a serious mental illness.

o Works cooperatively with mental health professional staff and care teams.

o Willing to work empathetically, patiently, and supportively with a diverse population.

o Presents professionally.

o Computer skills, including Word and Excel.

o Willingness to learn new skills, receive feedback, increase knowledge, and develop professionally.

How to Apply: Please submit a job-specific cover letter and resume to:

Maddie Osborne

Email: madison.osborne@vch.ca

Richmond Mental Health Consumer and Friends

Society (RCFC) 210-7671 Alderbridge Way,

Richmond, BC V6X 1Z9

A complete job description is available

upon request. Only short-listed applicants

will be contacted.

Closing Date: Friday, November 6th at 5:00pm

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $28.00 per hour

Expected hours: 15.0 – 21.0 per week

Benefits:

  • Paid time off

Application question(s):

  • What does recovery-oriented peer support mean to you?
  • Will you submit a cover letter specific to this RCFC position?
  • Who issued your Peer Support Worker training certificate?

Experience:

  • relevant peer support worker : 2 years (preferred)

Licence/Certification:

  • Peer Support Worker training certificate (required)

Work Location: In person

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