Peer support specialist jobs in New Zealand.

Providing peer support · Facilitating support groups · Collaborating with clinicians

Personal lived experience with eating disorder recovery (5+ years) or supporting a family member (3+ years); experience in eating disorders or mental health sector; full NZ driver's licence; valid work visa, residency, or citizenship; strong communication and organizational skills.

Coaching team members · Providing peer support · Completing admin tasks

Lived experience of mental health and recovery; NZCHW Level 4 or equivalent; leadership/management experience; 18 months wellness without hospitalizations; full NZ driver licence; first aid certificate; eligibility to work in New Zealand.

Supporting recovery · Building relationships · Promoting wellbeing

Lived or living mental health or addiction experience, recognized peer support training, Level 4 Health and Wellbeing Certificate or commitment to training, interpersonal skills, and knowledge of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Leading shifts · Coaching peers · Mentoring kaimahi

Requires peer support training, Level 4 Health and Wellbeing certificate or equivalent, lived experience, networking skills, leadership ability, and commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles.

Supporting patients · Advocating needs · Providing guidance

Relevant lived experience, strong communication and empathy, ability to work in a fast-paced emergency setting, full New Zealand driver's license, and valid work authorization. Level 4 health qualification preferred.