Behavior Specialist

The behavior specialist will guide and assist in the school-Wide implementation of positive behavior support programs, focusing on proactive strategies and responding immediately to crisis situations using de-Escalation techniques. Responsibilities include implementing targeted interventions, reinforcing positive student behavior, maintaining accurate records for behavior plans, and collecting/Analyzing behavioral data in collaboration with iep teams.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent with a basic skills test passage, though an associate's degree or higher in a related field is highly preferred. Required qualifications include the ability to obtain crisis management certification and prior experience supporting children, preferably in special education or behavioral health settings, alongside proficiency in aba principles.