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Behavior Support Professional
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What they do
A Behavior Analyst is a mental health professional focusing on applied behavior analysis. Usually requires a certification from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB).
$39,321 / year median in Ohio
+23% projected growth
Job Description
Join our dedicated team as a Behavior Support Professional and make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities. In this vital role, you will implement evidence-based behavioral interventions, conduct assessments, and support positive behavior change. Your expertise will help foster independence, improve quality of life, and promote growth within a compassionate and dynamic environment. This paid position offers an exciting opportunity to apply your skills in behavioral health and special education to empower individuals to reach their full potential. Duties Develop and implement individualized behavior support plans based on comprehensive assessments and diagnostic evaluations. Utilize positive behavior support strategies to promote adaptive behaviors and reduce challenging behaviors. Collect, analyze, and document data related to behavioral interventions, progress notes, and patient assessments in compliance with HIPAA regulations. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams—including clinicians, educators, and families—to coordinate care plans and ensure consistency across settings. Conduct intake interviews and behavioral health evaluations to determine needs and tailor intervention strategies accordingly. Provide training to direct care staff and support individuals with autism spectrum disorders and other developmental disabilities during day habilitation sessions or daily activities. Maintain accurate documentation, records, and reports while adhering to confidentiality standards and WV IDD guidelines. Patience, empathy, and a proactive approach to implementing behavioral interventions in diverse settings.
What you will need:
- A bachelor's degree is required from an accredited college or university in nursing, social work, counseling, special education or a closely related field of study.
Preferred:
A minimum of one year of experience working with individuals with disabilities.- Social Work License or eligibility preferred.
- Demonstrated ability to work with clients and families.
- Valid driver's license and automobile insurance coverage.
- Criminal Background Check.