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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the PEER RECOVERYSPECIALISTACADEMYAPPLICATION in the editor.
- Begin by filling out the 'Training Dates' section, indicating which training session you are applying for. Ensure that you select the correct dates.
- In the 'Applying As' section, choose whether you are a volunteer, employee of an organization, or other. If selecting 'Other', specify your role.
- Complete the 'General Statement of Eligibility' by reviewing and confirming your qualifications as outlined in the application.
- Fill in your personal information accurately in Section C, including your name, address, contact information, and years of recovery if applicable.
- Provide details about your education in Section D. Include names of schools attended and degrees earned.
- Draft a writing sample in Section E explaining why you should be selected for the program. This should reflect your values and leadership skills.
- Gather two reference letters as required in Section F and ensure they are submitted with your application.
- Review all sections for completeness using the checklist provided at the end of the application before submitting it via email or mail.
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How to become a certified peer recovery specialist in NJ?
Register today for the entire Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Certificate program, which includes the training, 500 hours field recovery work and volunteer experience, a 25 hours of supervised practicum provided by a certified, experienced CPRS and the fees for the New Jersey Certification Board application and test
How to become a Peer Recovery Specialist in Virginia?
Becoming a certified PRS (CPRS) is a three-step process: Take the DBHDS 72-Hour PRS Training. Provide at least 500 hours of direct, supervised peer support, including 25 hours of supervision. After completing the 72-hour training and your 500 hours, you are ready to fill out the application for the ICRC PRS Exam.
How much does a Peer Recovery Specialist make in Virginia?
In order to qualify for certification as a CRSS, students must have at least a high school diploma, GED or equivalent and must also have 1000 hours of formal work or volunteer experience in a field related to addictions.
How to become a certified peer recovery specialist in VA?
Requirements: completion of the DBHDS 72-hour Peer Recovery Specialist training, accumulate 500 hours of experience providing peer support services; pass a certification exam; have at least one year of recovery from mental health and/or substance use challenges or at least one year as a family member supporting a loved
How to become a certified peer recovery specialist in Florida?
CRPS Credential Requirements a high school diploma or higher. complete 40 hours of peer specialist training. have 500 hours of supervised work experience. submit 3 letters of recommendation. pass the 100-item multiple-choice exam.
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What is the role of a Peer Recovery Specialist?
Serving as an advocate, mentor, or facilitator for resolution of issues that a peer is unable to resolve on his or her own. Assisting in the development of recovery goals. Developing community support. Providing information on ways to maintain personal wellness and recovery.
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