Provider Booklet

And I Shall Rise, LLC is a growing agency that is committed to providing opportunities for empowered, meaningful work that holds space for independence, community connection, and growth. We are dedicated to creating a safe space that supports the provider in their journey of growing their business.  

Providers are independent contractors which means each provider sets their own schedules and chooses the number of hours that feels right for their needs and geographical area of service. 

Our contracted providers are paid monthly as funds are received from the county consortium in which they provide services. Due to the pay schedule of our county partners, all contractors typically receive payment for their invoiced services within 60 days from the end of the month in which they provided services.

Read the descriptions below. If you feel being an Independent Contractor/Provider is right for you, please send cover letter and resume to admin@andishallrisellc.com 

• Assist consumers in identifying meaningful health and wellness-related goals and walking with them as they go through the process of reaching those goals.
• Empower and encourage consumers to advocate for themselves.
• Share desired wellness and healthy lifestyle resources with consumers when asked.
• Use self-disclosure of lived experience when it would be helpful to the consumer.
• Always adhere to strict privacy and confidentiality rules.
• Complete all necessary and required service documentation in compliance with state and quality assurance standards.
• Attend necessary meetings with service teams. 
• Keep accurate records regarding service time, supervision, and continuing education.
• Keep eligibility to provide services by meeting all training, continuing education, and documentation requirements.
• Engage in regular communication with peers, management, and other providers as needed.
• Actively helping to promote and educate the community on peer support, mentoring, mental health, etc. 
• Maintain self-care and personally defined recovery.

• Has lived experience with mental health challenges, substance use, and/or a history of trauma. 
• Valid driver's license, good working personal vehicle, and insurance
• Comfortable expressing emotions and sitting with the emotions of others.
• A deep passion for and desire to learn more about mental health challenges, substance use, and support.
• Good interpersonal communication skills with an ability to adapt to the audience and situation.
• Respectful, professional, and non-judgmental attitude
• Strong ability to establish and maintain healthy boundaries. 
• Experience working with people from diverse backgrounds and an ongoing desire to develop cultural  awareness.
• Working knowledge of computers and smartphones 
• Proficient in Microsoft Word/Excel and SharePoint
• Functional understanding of email and appropriate written communication etiquette. 

• Must be willing to submit to and able to pass a caregiver background check as required by the State of WI.
• Must provide proof of Wisconsin business entity (such as an LLC) or have the ability to obtain one.
• All providers are independent contractors and are thus responsible for their own continuing education, taxes, health insurance, car insurance, etc.
• Must provide proof of vehicle and professional liability insurance. 
• Must be willing and able to provide two letters of recommendation and proof of any/all certifications.