Behavior Clinician

Responsibilities include conducting ongoing patient assessments, coordinating community-Based visits for observations and analysis, and ensuring effective implementation of behavior intervention plans. The role also involves organizing training for staff competency and maintaining strong clinical records.

Candidates must possess experience with behavioral intervention or a strong educational background in learning and developmental psychology, along with a minimum of two years working with individuals with developmental disabilities or behavioral challenges. Reliable transportation is mandatory, and specific state licensing/Education requirements vary.