Community Outreach Specialist

Description

Position: Community Outreach Specialist (Alumni & Recovery)

Base Salary: $70,304 per year

Performance Bonus: Up to $54,000 per year

The Community Outreach Specialist plays a critical role in supporting long-term recovery by building

and maintaining a strong alumni community. This position focuses on aftercare integration, ongoing

engagement, event programming, and early intervention to help individuals successfully reintegrate and

sustain recovery.

Key Responsibilities

• Meet with clients prior to discharge to integrate them into aftercare and alumni programming

• Follow up with all discharging clients within 24 hours regardless of discharge type

• Drive alumni engagement through consistent outreach, check-ins, and digital communication

• Build and strengthen alumni relationships through mentorship, peer support, and networking

• Provide 1:1 support for real-life needs including housing, employment, and life skills

• Lead weekly alumni groups, workshops, and community meetings (in-person + virtual)

• Plan and execute social events, outings, and alumni dinners to foster connection

• Identify at-risk alumni and coordinate re-admission with clinical and admissions teams

• Serve as a reliable support system during times of crisis or need

• Track attendance, manage event logistics, and document all outreach and interactions

Requirements

Qualifications

• 1–2+ years in behavioral health, recovery support, outreach, or alumni relations

• Strong communication and relationship-building skills

• Highly organized with ability to manage multiple priorities and events

• Comfortable using apps, texting platforms, and virtual tools

• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel locally

• Flexible schedule including evenings and weekends

• Commitment to confidentiality, ethics, and professional boundaries

• 3+ years free from substance misuse

Why This Role Matters

You are a lifeline to alumni—creating connection, accountability, and support beyond treatment. This

role directly impacts long-term recovery outcomes and community belonging.