Certified Recovery Mentor (Sobering)
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CODA INC
Beaverton, OR, US
Summary
The Recovery Mentor supports patients by facilitating peer-led groups, assisting with access to essential community services, and modeling positive recovery behaviors. They are responsible for documenting patient interactions and building bridges between the treatment center and community partners.
Job Description
Job Details: Job Location: Beaverton Recovery Center - Beaverton, OR, Position Type: Part Time, Education Level: High School, Salary Range: $25.45 - $25.45Hourly, Travel Percentage: None, Job Shift: Graveyard, Join Our Team as a Recovery Mentor at the Beaverton Recovery Center!
Do you have lived experience with recovery and a passion for helping others find their path? Are you ready to be a trusted guide and role model for individuals in early recovery? If so, CODA invites you to become a Recovery Mentor at our new Beaverton Recovery Center—a place of healing, connection, and growth.
Schedules:
CRM 6, Thurs-Sat 10pm-6am
Position: Recovery Mentor
Location: Beaverton Recovery Center, Washington County
Company: CODA, Inc.
About Us:
CODA is Oregon’s oldest nonprofit treatment provider specializing in evidence-based services for individuals with substance use disorders. At the Beaverton Recovery Center, we provide comprehensive residential treatment in a trauma-informed and recovery-oriented setting. Our Recovery Mentors are essential to helping patients bridge the gap between treatment and long-term wellness—offering hope, connection, and practical tools from someone who’s walked the path themselves.
About the Role:
As a Recovery Mentor, you will walk alongside patients helping them access housing, benefits, and recovery support services while modeling positive recovery behavior. Through advocacy, mentoring, and peer-led support groups, you will help individuals build confidence, develop life skills, and strengthen ties to the recovery community. This is a highly relational role rooted in compassion, accountability, and trust.
What You’ll Do:
Support patients in accessing essential community services including sober housing, food, healthcare, employment, and financial aid
Facilitate peer-led recovery and life skills groups
Accompany and transport patients to recovery-related appointments
Serve as a mentor and role model, reinforcing treatment goals and demonstrating recovery-oriented living
Assist patients in achieving personal recovery milestones and maintaining momentum after treatment
Document patient interactions in electronic health records
Engage in team meetings, case conferences, trainings, and recovery-focused events
Help build bridges between CODA and community partners in the recovery ecosystem
Promote community reintegration and progress in areas like education, housing, employment, and family stability
Qualifications: What You Will Bring:
Required: High school diploma or GED
Lived experience in recovery and a willingness to share your journey in service of others
Ability to build rapport, maintain boundaries, and offer nonjudgmental, trauma-informed support
Strong communication, interpersonal, and group facilitation skills
Comfort working in diverse communities and with individuals in early stages of recovery
Ability to manage documentation and communication through Microsoft Office and electronic records systems
A valid Oregon or Washington driver’s license
Required Certifications (or ability to obtain):
Peer Support Specialist (PSS) or Certified Recovery Mentor (CRM) certification within 30 days of hire
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within 90 days
Crisis prevention training (e.g., CPI) within 90 days
What We Offer:
Meaningful Impact: Be a living example of hope and resilience
Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401(k), and more
Supportive Team Culture: Join a mission-aligned team grounded in collaboration, compassion, courage, respect, and vision
Professional Growth: Expand your skills in recovery coaching, advocacy, and systems navigation within a supportive healthcare environment
At CODA, we believe recovery is possible—and our Recovery Mentors are living proof. If you’re ready to share your experience and help others build a better future, we welcome you to apply.
Your story matters. Help others write theirs. Join CODA as a Recovery Mentor today.
CODA is a behavioral healthcare agency. Our mission is to significantly reduce alcohol and drug problems and related social, health and behavioral consequences. When people come to us with alcohol or drug-related problems, they are often at a crisis point. They may be physically and emotionally ill; their relationships, financial situation and work lives can be dysfunctional. They may be in trouble with the law, without homes, or lacking other things basic to making their way in the world. At CODA we work with women, men and families as they take on all of these challenges. We provide the support and treatment needed for them to reduce and eliminate their alcohol and drug use; reconcile with family and friends; find employment, and take a place in the larger community.
CODA has been building stronger families, safer neighborhoods, and healthier communities since 1969 through comprehensive behavioral-treatment options for people in need of substance-abuse or mental health services.
Founded
1969
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Healthcare
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Portland, Oregon
CODA is a behavioral healthcare agency. Our mission is to significantly reduce alcohol and drug problems and related social, health and behavioral consequences. When people come to us with alcohol or drug-related problems, they are often at a crisis point. They may be physically and emotionally ill; their relationships, financial situation and work lives can be dysfunctional. They may be in trouble with the law, without homes, or lacking other things basic to making their way in the world. At CODA we work with women, men and families as they take on all of these challenges. We provide the support and treatment needed for them to reduce and eliminate their alcohol and drug use; reconcile with family and friends; find employment, and take a place in the larger community.
CODA has been building stronger families, safer neighborhoods, and healthier communities since 1969 through comprehensive behavioral-treatment options for people in need of substance-abuse or mental health services.
Founded
1969
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Healthcare
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Portland, Oregon