Occasionally transports clients to appointment related to Supported Employment services; Identifies recovering person's abilities, strengths and assets and assist them to recognize and use them; Identifies barriers to full participation and focuses on strategies to overcome them; Helps monitor clients who are in residential/higher levels of mental health care, or jail, to stay connected to them and ensure that they remain connected to Crook outpatient mental health services; Referrals to various services, when appropriate (i.e. Food Bank, LINC, primary care/medical services, community college, parenting, etc.); Provides case management services, as needed; Attends program and all staff meetings as well as supervision meetings; Helps clinicians in groups at the office, jail, etc. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Directs interactions with clients who are assigned to peer support services, and acts as a role model to clients to inspire hope and share life experiences as appropriate to the recovery process; Telephones contacts, which includes talking with clients who need support, are struggling and may be prone toward self-harm/suicidality or prone to making bad decisions.