Behavioral Health Interventionist (BHIS Provider) – Yes, You Can Actually Have Fun At Work!
About The Position
Behavioral Health Interventionists (BHIS Providers) work directly with children, teens, and families in clients’ homes, schools, and communities. The role uses games, art projects, role-playing, sports, and other interactive activities to teach emotional regulation, social skills, coping strategies, communication, and other behavioral skills. Providers have creative freedom to tailor activities while working within a provided framework, and serve as mentors and positive role models for their clients. The position also involves helping parents use positive reinforcement strategies, collaborating with a clinical team, and keeping brief notes to track client progress. The work is community-based in Iowa and offers flexible scheduling.
Requirements
- A bachelor’s degree in a human services field, such as Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, Human Development, or Sociology; OR a non-human-services degree plus 20 hours of child mental health training; OR an associate degree plus one year of experience.
- High energy, patience, and the ability to connect with youth.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Reliable transportation.
- Clean background check.
Responsibilities
- Meet one-on-one with children and teens to teach behavioral skills through hands-on interventions.
- Use interactive activities such as games and art projects 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
- Health insurance
- Vision insurance
- Dental insurance
- Paid time off (PTO)
- Training, mentorship, and professional growth opportunities
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Job Type
Full-time
