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Peer support specialist jobs in New Mexico

7 open peer support specialist jobs in New Mexico at 4 employers. BLS measures a median of $22.28 an hour (source: BLS OEWS May 2025, Social and Human Service Assistants in New Mexico, opens in a new tab) for social and human service assistants here.

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Where the peer support specialist jobs are in New Mexico

Towns with the most open jobs in this occupation. A town with a page lists every care job open there, by occupation.

What peer support specialists earn in New Mexico

The hourly pay open jobs here post, beside what BLS measured people employed in the occupation earned in the state and its metro areas.

By metro area

BLS OEWS May 2025 metropolitan area estimates for Social and Human Service Assistants; areas that cross a state line list every state.

Employers hiring peer support specialists in New Mexico

What the job takes

Lived experience of recovery and a state peer certification course.

  • Depends on the state

    Peer recovery credential

    State certification board; exams by IC&RC

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Peer support specialist jobs in New Mexico: common questions

How much do peer support specialists make in New Mexico?

Too few open peer support specialist jobs in New Mexico post an hourly rate for a typical posted range yet. BLS measured a median of $22.28/hr ($46,340 a year) for social and human service assistants in New Mexico (May 2025), against $22.08 nationally, 19th highest of 52 states and territories.

Where in New Mexico are the most peer support specialist jobs?

Las Cruces (2) and Albuquerque (1). A job open in several towns counts in each.

Who is hiring peer support specialists in New Mexico?

By open jobs on this board: Santa Fe Recovery Center (3), Presbyterian Healthcare Services (2) and Ideal Option (1). In all, 4 employers have peer support specialist jobs open in New Mexico.

What do you need to work as a peer support specialist in New Mexico?

Lived experience of recovery and a state peer certification course. Peer recovery credential (State certification board; exams by IC&RC). Where a license is state-issued, it comes from New Mexico's own board, unless a multistate compact covers it.

How current are these jobs?

CareJobs.Now reads each employer's own job board every night; a job stays listed while the employer keeps it posted, and each opens the employer's own application.

Sources and method

A job counts here when one of its locations is in New Mexico, once however many locations there it lists. Its occupation is read from its title. Posted pay is the middle half of the hourly rates jobs here state, shown when at least eight jobs from three employers state one. BLS figures are as published for the state, never adjusted.
  1. CareJobs.Now job board: open jobs in New Mexico, read nightly from each employer's own careers site, published October 21, 2026
  2. BLS OEWS May 2025: Social and Human Service Assistants (SOC 21-1093), every state, published May 15, 2026
  3. BLS OEWS May 2025: Social and Human Service Assistants, national, published May 15, 2026
  4. BLS OEWS May 2025: Social and Human Service Assistants by metropolitan area, published May 15, 2026
  5. Peer recovery credential: State certification board; exams by IC&RC

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CareJobs.Now. (2026). Peer support specialist jobs in New Mexico. Data as of October 21, 2026. https://carejobs.now/occupations/peer-support-specialist/new-mexico

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