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The Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network is pleased to provide employers of Certified Peer Specialists and other providers of behavioral health peer support services the opportunity to promote available employment opportunities on this page. We provide these listings as a service to our peers, and GMHCN does not endorse any of the listings below. Please contact the employer directly with any questions.

To view available positions at the Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network, please visit our Employment Opportunities page.

To add or remove a posting from this page, please email our communications department. Employers wishing to post jobs on this page must submit the job description in a format where the text can be copied and pasted, and include information on how to apply for the position (which must be CPS-eligible). This web page is not regularly updated. Please allow up to ten business days for submissions to appear here.

The most recent job posting on this page is at the top of the list below.

External Employment Listings

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Certified Peer Specialist (Crisis Stabilization)
Salary Range: $16-$17 an hour

Posted: 05/29/2026

Job Summary: The Certified Peer Specialist is a vital part of the team at the Highland Rivers BHCC or CSU. The position involves bringing the “lived experience” to the program and engaging individuals, providing linkage to community resources, assisting with discharge planning and providing direct services and may include sharing one’s own personal journey to encourage and inspire others as they continue on their own recovery journey. Job Duties and Responsibilities: Facilitate groups and structured activities focusing on self-advocacy, wellness, problem solving, identification and use of community resources, etc, documenting the group activity and individual’s response in the electronic health record per policy and procedure. Engage and assist individuals in identifying strengths which aid and barriers that impede the recovery process. Provide follow up phone contact with individuals re: post discharge referrals for ongoing services. Assist individuals with discharge planning to ensure continuity of care upon return to the community. Act as a navigator to orient individuals to the Unit upon entry into services. Link individuals to programs within the Agency and the community, providing warm transfers where possible. Maintain an updated resource listing for community partners and agencies to share with individuals. Maintain clinical records in accordance with agency policies including timely completion of documentation and agency required trainings/workshops. Participates in the treatment team meetings, educating staff on recovery principles related to the “lived experience”, advocating for the individuals. Other duties as assigned. 5.) How to Apply: · Visit our Career Page: https://highlandrivers.org/careers/ · You can search by city and or by name of the position you are inquiring about. · Once you put in your application and resume, I will send your resume to the hiring manager for review. He or she will contact you directly to schedule an interview. · Email recruitment@highlandrivers.org for any questions!

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Certified Peer Specialist (Peer Day Program)
Salary Range: $14-$16 an hour
Posted: 05/29/2026

Job Summary: The Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) is an active member of the team and provides peer support services to individuals with serious mental illnesses. CPS is responsible for the implementation of peer support services, which are Medicaid reimbursable under Georgia's Rehab Option. Duties and Responsibilities include: Active in Treatment Team to bring the perspective of the “lived experience” to the team; advises and educates staff as needed. Assist individuals in articulating personal goals for recovery and group sessions. Support individuals in identifying and creating goals and developing recovery plans with the skills, strengths, supports and resources to aid them in achieving those goals Assist individuals in working with their case manager or treatment team in determining the steps he/she needs to take in order to achieve these goals and self-directed recovery. Assist individuals in setting up and sustaining self-help (mutual support) groups, as well as means of locating and joining existing groups. Independently or with periodic assistance of higher graded treatment team members, utilize and teach problem solving techniques with individuals and groups; discussions will be utilized where clients will share common problems in daily living and methods they have employed to manage and cope with these problems. Provides support during in clinic crises. Is present with the individual in crisis to assist in de-escalating the crisis and supporting the individual. In the event of a 1013/2013, supports the staff and individual through the process. If applicable, will reach out to the individual’s support system. Completes the Non-Serious Incident Report following each incident and submits it to the Consumer Advocate within 24 hours. Is available to handle crisis telephone calls, information seeking (about our services) telephone calls and follow up engagement/outreach telephone calls 5.) How To Apply: Visit our Career Page: https://highlandrivers.org/careers/ · You can search by city and or by name of the position you are inquiring about. · Once you put in your application and resume, I will send your resume to the hiring manager for review. He or she will contact you directly to schedule an interview. · Email recruitment@highlandrivers.org for any questions!

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Certified Peer Specialist (Veteran's Services Program)
Salary Range: $20-$21 an hour
Posted: 05/29/2026

Job Summary: Highland Rivers Behavioral Health is committed to providing services for the Veterans with mental health and addictive diseases in our area. As part of this, the Case Manager will assist with linkage to appropriate services for ongoing treatment, accessing resources within the community, skill building around crisis reduction and learning skills to reduce the impact of their mental health symptoms and/or substance use on their recovery. Are you ready to make a Difference? Job Duties and Responsibilities: Provide case management linkage for resources and education on skills to reduce the impact of their mental health symptoms or substance use on their recovery. Meets with participants to update treatment plans, risk assessments, safety plans and release of information forms; Attend staffing and treatment team meetings with other service providers to assist the team in providing the needed services for the individual. Assisting participants with scheduling appointments and accessing resources within the community. Meet with participants and constituents in the community to represent and promote the veterans program. Is available to handle crisis telephone calls, information seeking (about our services) telephone calls and follow up engagement/outreach calls. Provides transportation for individuals as needed. Other duties as assigned. 5.) How To Apply: · Visit our Career Page: https://highlandrivers.org/careers/ · You can search by city and or by name of the position you are inquiring about. · Once you put in your application and resume, I will send your resume to the hiring manager for review. He or she will contact you directly to schedule an interview. · Email recruitment@highlandrivers.org for any questions!

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