Behavior Therapist

The behavior interventionist will deliver clinical behavior reduction programs and instruction based on applied behavior analysis principles across various settings, while collecting data on skill acquisition and behaviors during each session. They are also responsible for reporting program concerns or client issues to the clinical supervision team within 24 hours.

Candidates must have a high school diploma (Bachelor's degree preferred) and must be able to adhere to organizational policies, maintain professional appearance, and implement clinical protocols. Physical requirements include lifting up to 50 pounds and assuming various postures for extended periods, along with reliable transportation.