Community and School Based Behavioral Health Technician

The behavioral health technician implements individualized interventions, tracks progress, provides group and family sessions, and performs case management and crisis intervention duties under supervision. Responsibilities include working across home, school, and community settings to support skill generalization and adhering to treatment plans.

A bachelor's degree in a related human services field is required for this bachelor’s-Level professional position. Experience working with children, youth, and families is preferred, and the role demands working rotating schedules to meet client needs, including evenings and weekends.