Youth Behavioral Specialist

The specialist will work directly with youth to provide structured behavioral support, model strategies, and promote emotional regulation in group settings. Additionally, they will mentor program staff by offering practical guidance and resources to support children with diverse behavioral needs.

The ideal candidate should possess a master's degree in a related field such as social work, counseling, or applied behavior analysis, along with hands-On experience supporting children's behavioral growth in youth program settings. Strong skills in communication, documentation, and the ability to implement evidence-Informed practices while adhering to policies like mandated reporting are essential.