Training & Job Openings

At Restored Connections Peer Center, we take pride in preparing individuals for meaningful, long-term careers in the recovery and behavioral health fields. Our Work Placement Program offers up to 6 months of on-the-job training, equipping participants with both professional experience and personal growth opportunities.

Hands-On Learning and Real-World Experience

Participants engage in a wide range of activities, including:

• Coordinating drop-in services and connecting individuals to community resources

• Completing outreach requirements and engaging in street-based peer work

• Representing RCPC at tabling events and community activities

• Leading recovery support groups

• Assisting in the facilitation of Peer Support Specialist (PSS) training

Professional Development

Through direct supervision and guided experience, participants receive:

• Coaching in professional communication, email etiquette, and professional and community interactions

• Continuous feedback and guidance in trauma-informed, person-centered supervision

• Exposure to strengths-based service delivery and the expectations of the behavioral health field

• Mentorship in ethical standards, boundaries, and recovery leadership

• Opportunities to begin the CADC (Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor) process, including 710 covered clinical supervision hours completed under Restored Connections Peer Center

Education and Credentialing

• Completion of the 40-hour Adult Certified Recovery Mentor (CRM) and Adult Addictions Peer Support (PSS) Training

• Credentialing support, including guidance through appeal processes if needed

Career Pathways 

Participants of our Work Placement Program receive:

• A strong letter of reference highlighting their dedication and skill development

• Coordination with community partners for employment placement

• Ongoing support to ensure a seamless transition into full-time positions in the recovery workforce