Assistant Behavior Intervention Specialist- ABIS

The role involves providing direct care services, including counseling and training in activities of daily living (Adls), while blending direct service professional duties with clinical leadership responsibilities. Key tasks include educating team members on behavior support plans, conducting assessments, ensuring accurate data collection, and modeling person-Centered approaches.

Candidates must have prior experience as a direct service professional (Dsp) and have completed all required training, demonstrating dsp level three competencies. A bachelor of arts/Science degree in psychology or human services is strongly preferred, alongside exceptional interpersonal, problem-Solving, and communication skills.