The Behavioral Health Consultant serves as a clinical expert, consultant, and educator for children and adolescents with complex behavioral health needs. The role partners with psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, behavioral health specialists, social workers, patients, and families to create individualized, trauma-informed strategies that support safety, engagement, and outcomes. The consultant leads behavioral assessment and intervention efforts across inpatient and residential settings, mentors staff, and advances evidence-based behavioral care. The position conducts functional behavior assessments, develops and monitors individualized intervention plans, analyzes behavioral data, and recommends treatment adjustments. It provides clinical consultation for challenging situations and complex care needs; participates in treatment planning and case reviews; and coaches interdisciplinary staff on behavior plans, trauma-informed care, crisis intervention, and other evidence-based approaches. The consultant also works with families, supports transitions across levels of care, and contributes to quality improvement, program development, and patient outcome initiatives.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level