Behavior Interventionist

Behavior interventionists provide one-On-One mental health services to neurodiverse children and adolescents, utilizing aba and other evidence-Based treatments. They are responsible for collecting data, completing documentation, and collaborating with other professionals involved in the client's treatment.

Candidates must be enrolled in or have graduated with a master's degree in a relevant field and have a minimum of two years of aba experience. They should also be able to adapt treatment plans based on supervisor feedback and engage clients creatively.