Behavior Interventionist

The behavioral interventionist will engage students in their treatment process and behavior plans, supporting them through challenges related to behavioral misconduct, emotional disorders, and substance use. This role involves providing consistent role-Modeling and mentoring to help students develop necessary coping skills for academic and personal success.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or ged and have a minimum of three years of experience working with at-Risk youth. Applicants are also required to pass background checks and comply with all mandated health requirements, such as a negative tuberculosis test.