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Behavior Intervention

Human Dynamics & Diagnostics - Salmon

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Idaho Falls, ID
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Job overview

Human Dynamics & Diagnostics is hiring behavioral specialists in Idaho Falls and Salmon to provide developmental services to children ages 3–21. The role uses evidence-based direct intervention focused on skill development, including independent living, social skills, peer interactions, self-regulation, and reducing challenging behaviors. Specialists work with participants and coordinate intervention methods with families and other caregivers.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Direct InterventionDevelopmental ServicesTransportationData MeasurementFamily Coordination

Qualifications

Bachelor's or Master's in Human Services or Bachelor's Plus 24 Credits1040 Supervised HoursValid Driver's LicenseCurrent Vehicle InsuranceCurrent CPR/First Aid TrainingPassing Background CheckCompleted 40-Hour RBT Course

Full job description

This job was posted by https://idahoworks.gov : For more information, please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2590994 Human Dynamics & Diagnostics is hiring for a behavioral specialist in the Idaho Falls and Salmon locations to provide developmental services to children ages 3-21. This service utilizes direct intervention techniques to produce meaningful changes in behavior. Services are evidence-based and focused on skill development. Behavior Intervention Specialists work with participants to develop independent living skills, increase social skills, improve peer interactions, promote self-regulation, and reduce challenging behaviors. Job Duties: - Coordinate and maintain individual schedule through coordination with families - Provide direct 1:1 intervention services to individuals in the home and community (average 2 4 hour session per client) - Achieve individual goals based on individual implementation plans - Provide transportation for the participant during scheduled sessions - Complete timely documentation in the electronic system following each session - Measure and report accurate data in the electronic system throughout each session - Teach and coordinate methods of intervention with family members or others who regularly participate in caring for the participant - Turn in hours verification weekly - Attend trainings twice per month Qualifications: - Bachelors or Master's degree in a human-services field *Or a bachelors degree and a minimum of 24 credits in a human services field - Completed 1040 supervised hours working with individuals with developmental disabilities age 3-21 - Valid drivers license - Current vehicle insurance - Current CPR/First Aid training (training resources available through HDD) - Passing a Department of Health and Welfare background check - Completed 40-hour RBT Course (access to course provided by HDD)

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