Behavior Interventionist

As a behavior interventionist, the role involves working one-On-One with children and teens with developmental disabilities to implement aba treatment plans under bcba supervision, focusing on teaching skills and reducing challenging behaviors. Key duties include consistent therapy delivery, tracking progress through data collection, and collaborating with supervisors and families to achieve optimal outcomes.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent and have reliable transportation to serve clients in specified cities. A genuine passion for helping children and teens grow is essential for this role, which requires committing to a minimum of 15 scheduled therapy hours per week.