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Northeast Kingdom Human Services
Behavior Consultant
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A Behavior Analyst is a mental health professional focusing on applied behavior analysis. Usually requires a certification from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB).
$71,726 / year median in Vermont
+38% projected growth
Job Description
at Northeast Kingdom Human Services in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, United States Job Description Join our team as a Behavior Consultant! Drive positive change by conducting functional assessments and crafting personalized support plans. Train and guide staff, track success, and champion independence. Make an impact where it truly matters!
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- Conducts functional assessments that meet state regulations and are built upon the concepts of positive behavior supports.
- Develops behavior support plans and interaction guidelines that utilize ethical, proactive, person centered approaches and meets State standards.
- Develops methods of tracking effectiveness of behavior support plans.
- Provides the necessary training (New Employee Training, individual plans, etc) to enable employees to effectively use behavior support plans and interaction guidelines.
- Regularly reviews and analyzes data and make changes to plans as necessary.
- Conducts person centered planning meetings and interviews as needed.
- Promotes self-advocacy and independence by encouraging each individual to identify his/her needs and preferences; and when necessary, provides advocacy on behalf of each individual to ensure appropriate treatment, training and protection of rights.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Behavior Consultant provides clinical supervision to the Behavior Interventionists and the treatment team.