TBS Specialist - Relief
About The Position
The TBS Specialist provides therapeutic behavioral interventions to children ages 3–18 who present with severe acting-out behaviors. Services are intended to help children remain in their homes or at the lowest appropriate level of care. The specialist models and coaches clients and caregivers in using behavioral tools that provide structure and consistency to reduce targeted behaviors. Services are delivered remotely and in person. This is a seasonal relief position in Van Nuys, California. The posting lists a first shift and a salary range of $20.19–$23.08 per hour, based on education and experience. Full- and part-time availability is also mentioned. Supervision for student hours and BBS hours is available.
Requirements
- High school diploma plus four years of experience working with the SED population in a group home, SED-designated classroom, day treatment, ABA work environment, or an equivalent setting or type of work; or a degree in psychology, social work, human services, child development, or a related discipline.
- For applicants with a related degree: an associate degree plus three years of the specified experience; a bachelor's degree plus two years of the specified experience; or a master's degree. The posting states salary depends on education and experience.
- Department of Justice, Child Abuse, and DMV clearances.
- Valid California driver's license and an operational car.
- Meet and maintain the agency's driving criteria, including proof of liability insurance, minimal moving violations, and no DUI or reckless-driving record in the prior three years.
- Comply with HIPAA and related state-law confidentiality requirements; successfully complete the Center's HIPAA training, pass the HIPAA test, and receive Certification of Compliance.
Nice To Haves
- Bilingual ability, with a $2,000 bilingual bonus mentioned.
Responsibilities
- Implement planned behavioral tools and interventions with clients and families.
- Consult with the mental health team to support collaborative treatment.
- Provide safety interventions as needed and within the scope of practice.
- Attend supervision, training, staff meetings, and other assigned meetings.
- Complete daily billing documentation that reflects measurable outcomes.
- Maintain behavioral data.
- Participate in chart reviews as directed.
- Maintain expected productivity based on hours worked.
Benefits
- Paid sick time
- Mileage reimbursement
- Flexible work schedule
- Training opportunities
- Supervision for student hours and BBS hours
- Compensation and benefits (specific benefits are not detailed)
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
