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Wellpower

Not-for-profit mental health center providing treatment

Peer Specialist 2 - Solutions Center

Case Management & AdvocacyUpdated on Nov 6
Full-timeDenver, CO, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Peer Specialist II applicants must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent and hold a Colorado Peer and Family Specialist Certification upon hire.
  • Applicants must have lived experience receiving counseling and treatment and must be continuing their own recovery with mental health issues, including past or present participation in mental health services.
  • Applicants must have at least one year of work experience in the mental health field and/or the social work or human services field.

Responsibilities

  • Orient persons served to programs, available services, and general information about the organization and community partners.
  • Report clinical concerns, high-risk behaviors, and safety issues to clinical program staff and/or a supervisor as they occur, and follow guidance and directions from clinical staff and supervisors.
  • Meet with persons to discuss disposition plans and personal safety plans, and provide an informal opportunity for them to address fears and concerns related to trauma and crisis.
  • Document in the Electronic Health Record and obtain a National Provider Identifier for billing purposes; the role does not involve treatment planning, formal counseling, or therapy.
  • Work with program staff to develop and maintain a resource directory for persons served.
  • Assist clinicians in developing and facilitating skills groups.
  • Assist persons in obtaining services that align with their life goals and recovery needs, including community and natural supports as well as organizational supports.
  • Assist in arranging and providing transportation for appointments and services.
  • Promote collaboration and resource sharing in the community, including food, clothing, transportation, recreation, medical care, insurance, housing, shelters, and employment, as appropriate.
  • Help identify each person's strengths and supports, and share problem-solving techniques for identifying and overcoming fears and combating negative self-talk and self-stigma.
  • Assist program staff in maintaining accurate documentation.
  • Attend program team meetings, trainings, and supervision as scheduled.
  • Learn and maintain a trauma-informed environment of well-being.
  • Assist Housing Resource Specialists in helping people find and maintain housing using HUD Section 8 certificates and vouchers, finding alternative housing, meeting with landlords and tenants, and carrying out other Housing Resource Specialist duties.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
  • May be required to attend meetings at various locations and transport people served in a personal vehicle when appropriate and available.

About the Company

Wellpower

Not-for-profit mental health center providing treatment

WellPower provides community mental health services as a private, not-for-profit center. It delivers treatment, prevention, outreach and crisis services to people of all ages, with a focus on strengths and well-being in a supportive, inclusive environment. Its programs work by offering a range of services—from prevention and outreach to crisis response—designed to help individuals and families improve mental health and resilience. Compared with other providers, WellPower emphasizes community-wide impact, a strengths-based approach, nonprofit status, and a track record of workplace recognition, which together support accessible, compassionate care. The organization aims to enrich lives and minds by focusing on strengths and well-being for the people it serves.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Denver, CO
Founded
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