Behavior Specialist

The behavior specialist guides and assists with school-Wide implementation of positive behavior support programs, focusing on proactive strategies and responding to crisis situations using de-Escalation techniques. Responsibilities include implementing targeted interventions, reinforcing positive behavior, modeling strategies for staff, and maintaining accurate records related to student behavior plans.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent with passage of a basic skills test, though an associate's degree in a related field is highly preferred. Prior experience supporting children, especially those with learning disabilities or autism spectrum disorders, is required, along with proficiency in applied behavior analysis principles.