Behavioral Health Interventionist (BHIS Provider) – Yes, You Can Actually Have Fun At Work!
About The Position
Behavioral Health Interventionists (BHIS Providers) work with children, teens, and families in Iowa in a flexible, community-based setting. The role involves meeting with clients in their homes, schools, and communities rather than working from a fixed office. Providers use games, art projects, role-playing, sports, and other interactive activities to teach emotional regulation, social skills, coping strategies, communication, and other behavioral skills. They also support parents with positive reinforcement strategies, collaborate with a clinical team, and keep brief notes to track client progress. The position offers creative freedom, flexible scheduling, training, mentorship, and professional growth opportunities.
Requirements
- High energy, patience, and the ability to connect with youth.
- A bachelor’s degree in a human services field, or a non-human-services degree plus 20 hours of child mental health training, or an associate degree plus one year of experience.
- A valid driver’s license.
- Reliable transportation.
- A clean background check.
Responsibilities
- Meet one-on-one with children and teens to teach behavioral skills through hands-on, engaging interventions.
- Use games, art projects, and interactive activities to teach emotional regulation, social skills, and coping strategies.
- Empower parents with positive reinforcement strategies.
- Collaborate with the clinical team.
- Keep brief notes to track clients’ growth and success.
Benefits
- Competitive pay.
- Flexible scheduling.
- Comprehensive health, vision, and dental insurance packages.
- Generous paid time off (PTO).
- Training, mentorship, and professional growth opportunities.
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Job Type
Full-time
