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Certified Recovery Peer Advocate (CRPA) Fellowship Program

In this fellowship program, you will learn the key domains to becoming an effective CRPA (Certified Recovery Peer Advocate) including:

  • Advocacy
  • Mentoring and Education
  • Recovery/Wellness Support
  • Ethical Responsibility

Curriculum

  • Medications for Addiction Treatment Training
  • Zero Suicide
  • Hep C Training
  • New Confidentiality Training
  • OASAS Training:
    • Care Giving and Ethical Empathy
    • Sexual Misconduct
    • Mandated Reporting
    • Problem Solving and Decision Making in the Clinical Environment
    • Developing Plans of Safe Care with a Patient-Centered Approach
    • OASAS Year of Ethics: Confidentiality and Communication
    • OASAS Justice Center Oversight and Monitoring

Rotation sites include:

  • Crouse Health
  • Commonwealth Place
  • SUNY Upstate
  • Helio Health
  • ACR Health
  • Prevention Network
  • Syracuse Community Treatment Court
  • Farnham Family Services

How To Apply

Applicants must complete the educational requirement to be eligible for CRPA-P certification as per NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS).

Please contact Meghan Pomeroy with any questions about the program or for an off-season application.


Certified Recovery Peer Advocate Fellowship Program Faculty

Jennifer Dormio

Jennifer Dormio

CASAC
Program Director
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