The Behaviorist will develop and implement behavioral support plans and skill teaching strategies for CRI consumers. This role involves monitoring and updating programs, coordinating behavioral interventions for new placements, and providing client-specific training to staff. Additionally, the Behaviorist will conduct general behavioral in-service training for new and existing staff, develop training curriculum, and document consumer behavioral training. The position requires maintaining and increasing professional knowledge and skills through continuous learning and attending development activities. The Behaviorist will also perform other duties as assigned by the Consulting Psychologist.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level