Job Description
About Center for Family Medicine:
At CFM it starts with the best care. We pride ourselves on delivering the most up to date medical treatments while treating every patient with kindness and respect. We also offer a wide array of convenient and helpful services. From the baby of your family to your eldest member, we make sure you’ll always feel good about visiting the Center For Family Medicine. As the home to the Sioux Falls Family Medicine Residency program, our clinic offers a varying patient population, a focus on education and teaching, and an emphasis on whole-patient care with the personal touch.
Position Description:
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
Center for Family Medicine is looking to add a grant-funded position of Peer Recovery Navigator to our healthcare team. The Peer Recovery Navigator serves as a vital member of an integrated primary care team, helping patients with substance use disorders and other complex behavioral health needs successfully navigate healthcare and community services. Working within a family medicine clinic, this position bridges medical care, behavioral health, hospitals, addiction treatment providers, and community agencies to improve engagement, reduce barriers to care, and support long-term recovery.
Status: Non- exempt
Benefits:
Center for Family Medicine offers a very competitive benefits package for full-time employees. This includes health, dental, vision, life and supplemental insurances; retirement plans, paid time off and other perks.
Work/Life Balance:
Center for Family Medicine recognizes that our staff have lives outside of work. This position will not have to work nights, weekends, or holidays. With paid vacation time, employees are afforded the option to spend time enjoying activities outside of the office. We also plan company sponsored fun activities to ensure we get to know our co-workers on a more personal level. CFM also makes a commitment to support charity work and volunteer time!
Required Skills:
1. Personal lived experience in recovery from substance use disorder or experience supporting family members in recovery.
2. Experience working with individuals affected by substance use disorders, mental illness, homelessness, or other vulnerable populations.
3. Knowledge of community resources and healthcare systems.
4. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
5. Ability to work independently while functioning effectively within an interdisciplinary healthcare team.
6. Experience with motivational interviewing and trauma-informed care.
7. Familiarity with medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), harm reduction principles, and recovery-oriented systems of care, preferred.
8. Experience using electronic health records.
Educational Requirements:
1. High school diploma or GED required.
2. Certification as a Community Health Worker or ability to obtain certification within two months.
3. Certified Peer Recovery Specialist/Peer Support Specialist (or eligible for certification within one month), preferred.
4. Associate's or Bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, public health, human services, or related field, preferred.
5. Experience working in primary care, integrated behavioral health, emergency medicine, or addiction treatment, preferred.