A Recovery Coach is someone who helps people recover from addiction. They identify and remove any barriers that might prevent someone from recovering. To become a Recovery Coach, you need to complete one training of 30 hours, and there is no test, formal education, or experience required. In 1 week, you can become a Recovery Coach.

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ASAP-NYCB acknowledges a CARC as having the skill and ability to help someone recover from addiction. You need to complete 60 training hours. There is no test or high school education required. In 2 ½ weeks, you can complete training, and head toward certification.

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ASAP-NYCB acknowledges a CRPA as having the skill and the ability to protect rights and provide outreach and mentoring to those with substance use. You need to complete 3 trainings of 53 hours and 500 hours of role experience, but we can provide both of these with ease. You need to also pass a test, in which we'll prep you for and help you schedule. You have to have at least a High School Diploma/GED. In 2 weeks, you can complete training, and head toward employment and certification.

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If you're working where you could get exposed to harmful substances, like the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL), you have to take an OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER training and get 3 days of site experience from your employer.

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We can help you get this, to get a consultation: Text/Call (301) 291-5477