Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) Coach

This full-time position is field-based with travel required and mileage reimbursement covering Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset county.

About the Role
Are you passionate about helping others reclaim their independence? As a PRP Coach, you are a mentor, an advocate, and a bridge to the community. You won’t be sitting behind a desk; you will be in the field, working 1-on-1 with adults and/or youth to develop the life skills they need to manage their mental health and thrive. From teaching budgeting and social skills to helping a client navigate the housing system, your work directly impacts their long-term recovery.

Key Responsibilities

Direct Skills Training: Provide 1-on-1 coaching in areas such as financial management, job readiness, health education, social skills, and independent living.

Rehabilitative Goal Setting: Collaborate with clients to develop and implement Individual Rehabilitation Plans (IRP) that focus on their personal recovery goals.

Community Integration: Accompany and support clients as they access community resources, including medical appointments, social services, and vocational training.

Documentation Excellence: Maintain high-quality, clinical progress notes for every session that meet company requirements and Medicaid compliance standards.

Crisis Prevention: Identify potential barriers to recovery and work with the team to intervene before a situation becomes a crisis.

Requirements

Education: High School Diploma/GED required (Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or a related field preferred).

Experience: At least 1 year of experience working in the mental health field or with vulnerable populations.

Compliance: Must be able to pass all background checks and have a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record and reliable transportation.

Skills: Strong "people skills," patience, and the ability to work independently in various community settings.

Certification: Current CPR/First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain once hired).

Why Join Us?

Flexible Schedule: Manage your own caseload and field hours to meet the needs of the persons served.

Comprehensive Benefits: Health insurance, 401k, PTO, Mileage reimbursement, Company paid holidays.

Professional Growth: May be opportunities to provide supervision and training hours toward CPRS/LCSW certifications, when available.

Meaningful Impact: You see the tangible results of your work as your participants gain independence.

A Day in the Life: PRP Coach

No two days are exactly the same, but here is a glimpse into what your schedule might look like:

9:00 AM – The Morning Huddle: You start your day by checking emails and reviewing your schedule. You touch base with your Supervisor or the Clinical Director to discuss a client who is facing a housing transition.

10:30 AM – Community Skill-Building: You meet a client at a local library. Together, you work on their resume and practice mock interview questions. You aren't doing the work for them; you are coaching them on how to do it themselves.

12:30 PM – Wellness Check-In: You visit a client at their home to work on "Activities of Daily Living" (ADLs). Today, you’re helping them create a weekly meal plan and a grocery list that fits within their $50 weekly budget.

2:00 PM – Resource Navigation: You accompany a client to the Social Security office or a local clinic to ensure they feel supported while navigating complex systems and advocating for their needs.

4:00 PM – Clinical Documentation: You head to the office (or your home office) to wrap up the day. You write clear, concise progress notes for each encounter, documenting the client's progress toward their recovery goals and noting any behavioral changes.

5:00 PM – Mission Accomplished: You head home knowing that today, a client feels more confident in their ability to manage their life independently.