Behavior Clinician

The behavior clinician is responsible for assessing the behavioral strengths and needs of individuals, developing behavior support plans, and training staff on plan implementation. This role also involves monitoring ongoing behavioral issues and coordinating necessary behavioral training and needs assessments.

Candidates must qualify as a level 2 clinician, typically requiring a master's degree in fields like psychology, special education, social work, or counseling, or hold specific state licenses. A minimum of one year of full-Time direct experience working with individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities is also required.