Peer Support Training Project

Deadline: May 13

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A peer support specialist is someone with lived experience in overcoming mental health or challenges, either as a recipient of services or as a family member or caregiver of someone who has received services. They receive specialized training to offer support and assistance to others facing similar struggles.

With a shortage of 8,000 workers in San Diego County’s behavioral healthcare field, certified peer support specialists are in incredibly high demand. This sought-after certification opens doors to work in hospitals, clinics, community organizations and government agencies. As a peer support specialist, you’ll offer personalized support, empowering individuals to find their unique path to recovery. Make a profound impact on lives while enjoying a fulfilling career in the healthcare and behavioral health sector.