Behavior Intervention Specialist I, II or III

The behavior intervention specialist provides prevention and early intervention services to improve the mental health of students, including implementing behavioral interventions and collaborating with school staff. They also provide immediate guidance in crisis situations and facilitate prevention services such as anger management and socialization groups.

Candidates must possess relevant education or experience in behavioral health services, with specific requirements varying by position level. The roles require skills in client intake, crisis intervention, and collaboration with community resources.