Behavioral Intervention Specialist - Supporting Success Program

The specialist creates person-Centered behavioral supports and interventions to develop functional behaviors, reduce unsafe behaviors, and enrich the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities. This involves partnering with families to understand behavior function, developing support tools, completing assessments, and actively participating as a team member.

Candidates must meet opwdd requirements, typically involving a combination of bcba, lmsw, msw, or a master’s degree in a human service related field, along with a valid new york state driver's license. Essential requirements include understanding behavioral principles, using a personal vehicle for community visits, and utilizing a personal smartphone for communication and documentation.