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Cache County School District

Aide, Behavior (Small group Intervention)

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A Mental Health Assistant provides basic care and assistance with daily activities to patients with mental illnesses or cognitive disabilities. Helps patients dress and eat, monitors patients' well-being, and restrains patients if they become physically violent. Works in hospitals or mental health care facilities.

$38,194 / year median in Utah

+20% projected growth

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Aide, Behavior (Small Group Intervention)
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Resume This position is for approximately 15 hours per week. Position Overview This paraprofessional position will provide targeted behavioral support and character education to students in a small-group setting. The goal of this position is to proactively teach students the social and behavioral skills necessary for success in the classroom and the community. This individual works under the direct supervision of the school principal and, in conjunction with the school counselor, supports students who need additional guidance in areas such as respect, responsibility, and self-discipline to meet school-wide behavior expectations. Key Responsibilities Lead small-group character education lessons (approximately 20 minutes) using a provided curriculum for students in grades K-5. Maintain accurate records of student attendance and progress. Use simple district tools to track how students are improving their behavioral skills over time. Reinforce positive character traits and behavioral expectations in common areas, such as the playground, cafeteria, and hallways. Communicate regularly with administrators, school counselors, and teachers regarding student progress and group schedules. Serve as a positive role model for students, demonstrating professional communication and problem-solving at all times. Attend required ongoing district training. Job Requirements - Minimum Qualifications Skills Ability to speak clearly and professionally with children and adults. Aptitude for leading small groups of children and maintaining a positive, orderly learning environment. Knowledge A strong understanding of positive character traits and a desire to help children develop them. Experience working with children or individuals with behavioral needs preferred Familiarity with PBIS, MTSS, and trauma-informed practices Abilities Adapting instruction to diverse learning needs Ability to stay organized and follow a set schedule while remaining flexible to the changing needs of a school day. Ability to maintain student confidentiality and handle sensitive information with professional judgment. Responsibility Works under limited supervision, managing skills groups and assisting with intervention strategies as assigned. Work Environment Work is performed primarily in classroom environments. Experience Previous experience in school settings preferred Education High school diploma or equivalent Certificates and Licenses None FLSA Status Non-Exempt