Employment Trajectories of Recently Certified Peer Support Specialists: A Longitudinal Qualitative Analysis

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Written By Laysha Ostrow

A longitudinal qualitative analysis revealed that securing initial peer support specialist (CPS) employment was challenging for most participants, often due to lack of available positions and low pay

Laysha Ostrow
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