Behavior Support Consultant

Great Livin'•Albuquerque, NM

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Great Livin' LLC is seeking a compassionate, motivated, and growth-oriented clinician to join our team as a Behavior Support Clinician. This position is ideal for recent graduates of Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or related programs, pre-licensed clinicians working toward independent licensure, and clinicians seeking meaningful experience in trauma-informed and person-centered behavioral support services. This role offers the opportunity to receive direct clinical mentorship and supervision while developing skills in positive behavior supports, behavioral assessment, clinical documentation, interdisciplinary teamwork, and staff coaching and consultation. We are excited to continue growing our supportive clinical team and have recently implemented a reimbursement rate increase. The Behavior Support Clinician works closely with and under the supervision of the Clinical Director while learning the full scope of behavior consultation services. This is a structured growth position designed to help clinicians build confidence and competency through direct mentorship, collaborative case consultation, guided assessment and treatment planning, and real-world clinical experience. The clinician will gradually assume more independent responsibilities as skills and experience develop.

Requirements

Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Special Education, Applied Behavior Analysis, or a related field OR Recent graduate actively pursuing licensure
Ability to obtain and maintain appropriate New Mexico behavioral health licensure
Completion of required DDSD trainings upon hire
Participation in ongoing supervision and mentorship meetings
Reliable transportation, driver's license, and auto insurance
Reliable internet, computer, and phone access
Professional liability insurance when providing direct services
Compliance with mandatory reporting requirements

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health needs, or behavioral challenges
Interest in trauma-informed care and positive behavior supports

Responsibilities

Participate in behavioral assessments through observation, interviewing, and information gathering.
Review behavioral history, clinical records, and support data alongside the Clinical Director.
Learn to identify behavioral patterns, environmental factors, and support needs.
Assist in developing Positive Behavior Support Assessments (PBSAs) and Positive Behavior Support Plans (PBSPs).
Help create prevention strategies, reinforcement systems, and skill-building interventions.
Support development of individualized and person-centered recommendations.
Attend interdisciplinary team (IDT) meetings.
Collaborate with families, provider agencies, guardians, and support staff.
Assist with follow-up communication, documentation, and care coordination.
Help prepare training materials and support staff education.
Observe and assist with coaching and implementation support.
Learn practical strategies for helping teams successfully implement behavior plans.
Assist with tracking behavioral data and identifying trends.
Support progress monitoring and outcome review.
Help prepare quarterly and semiannual reports.
Support individuals in building coping skills, communication skills, emotional regulation, and replacement behaviors.
Reinforce strategies that improve autonomy, quality of life, and community participation.
Help maintain organized documentation and timelines.
Track assessments, meetings, deadlines, and plan revisions.
Learn documentation and compliance standards within New Mexico DDSD services.