ARHE Career Corner

The Association of Recovery in Higher Education hopes to use this career corner to post any relevant jobs and other opportunities related to addiction and recovery related services.

Collegiate Recovery Program Coordinator

Location: University of Denver, Denver, Colorado

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Recovery Program Manager

Location: Baylor University, Waco, TX

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Assistant Director Collegiate Recovery Community

Location: Tuscaloosa, AB

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Collegiate Recovery Community Specialist 

Location: Tuscaloosa, AB

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Health Educator III (AOD Coordinator)

Location: Florida International University, Miami, FL

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Recovery Community Coordinator

Location: Virginia Tech

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Mental Health Promotion Specialist

Location: University at Albany, Albany, NY

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Program Manager, Collegiate Recovery Program

Location: Louisiana State University

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Coordinator, Collegiate Recovery Program

Location: Oakland University

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Director of Public Affairs, Faces and Voices of Recovery

Location: Remote with travel

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Senior Staff Therapist/Psychologist-Alcohol and Other Drugs Specialist

Location: University of Oregon

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Senior Staff Therapist/Psychologist Native American Student Specialist

Location: University of Oregon

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Coordinator; Collegiate Recovery Program

Location: Oakland University

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Collegiate Recovery Community Coordinator

Location: Mississippi State University/ Starkville, MS

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Peer Recovery Specialist

Location: South Charleston, West Virginia

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P/T RIA Intake Specialist

Location: San Antonio / South Texas (remote available)

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Addiction Counselor

University: Multiple

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ARHE Equity & Justice Fellow

Location: Remote (ARHE)

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Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Substance Use Recovery Support Services at UConn Health 

The University of Connecticut (UConn) School of Medicine has a new postdoctoral research fellowship focused on substance use recovery support services for emerging adults. The fellow will work directly with Dr. Kristyn Zajac, with opportunities for external mentorship from researchers at the Oregon Social Learning Center and the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine.  

The fellow will primarily work on a NIDA-funded Initiative (the Collaborative Hub for Emerging Adult Recovery Research [CHEARR], R24DA057632) focused on recovery supports for emerging adults with opioid use disorder. CHEARR seeks to advance research on the efficacy/effectiveness of recovery support services, particularly continuing care models, for emerging adults who take or who have taken medications for opioid use disorder. Of note, recruiting postdoctoral fellows with lived experience (i.e., in recovery from substance use and/or personal experience with familial substance use problems) is a high priority for CHEARR. Therefore, we encourage applicants with lived experience and applicants from communities that are historically underrepresented in science to apply for this position.  

Beyond CHEARR activities, integration into other projects will be based on the fellow’s interests and training needs. There are currently multiple NIH-funded studies that involve a variety of high-risk populations, such as emerging adults with substance use problems, and that employ various research designs and methods, including stepped-wedge cluster randomized trial, multimodal assessments of risk factors for treatment dropout, and mHealth intervention development and evaluation, among others. Please visit this link for more info and for instructions on how to apply. 

Recovery Coach Position at UConn Health 

We are hiring a full-time Recovery Coach for an exciting new opportunity at UConn Health. This Recovery Coach will work with young adult clients (18-25 year olds) very early on in their recovery journeys, as part of a research study focused on determining whether Recovery Coaching can help young adults continue with outpatient substance use treatment services longer. We are looking for a Recovery Coach with lived experience with substance use treatment services during their own young adulthood and who is passionate about helping other young adults on their pathway to recovery. The Recovery Coach will be supervised by researchers at UConn Health (Farmington CT) and will travel to substance use treatment clinics in Hartford County to meet with clients.  

To learn more about this position and to apply, go to: UConn Health Candidate Self-Service (uchc.edu) and type the term “Recovery Coach” into the keyword search. The position title is “SP Recovery Coach”, search #2023-759.

We will update this page as internships and fellowships become available. Be sure to check back often!

 

We will update this page as scholarships become available. Be sure to check back often!

 

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A Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP) is a college or university-provided program that includes a supportive environment within the campus culture. CRPs reinforce the decision to engage in a lifestyle of recovery from addiction/substance use disorder. It is designed to provide an educational opportunity alongside recovery supports to ensure that students do not have to sacrifice one for the other.