The Behavior Consultant is responsible for providing Behavior Support Services that are founded upon the principles of person-centered care, positive behavior supports and self-determination. The objective of the Behavior Consultant is to effectively develop supports in the person's environment and improve interactions with service providers and other team members. The basic tool for accomplishing these supports will be a Behavior Support Plan, structured to address: a) challenging behaviors, b) cognitive processing, c) communication skills, d) self-help activities, e) impulse control, and/or f) adaptive skills. Specific services provided by the Behavior Consultant will include an assessment, development of the behavior plan, coaching of the client's caregivers on the behavior plan, and subsequent monitoring and reassessment to assure that the plan is and remains effective. DETAILS $24.00/DOE M-F 8am-4:30pm 423 NE Winchester Street, Roseburg
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level