Behavioral Aide

Role Overview: As a Therapeutic Behavioral Aide, you'll provide direct, hands-on behavioral support and skill-building to individuals facing developmental, behavioral, or emotional challenges. Your work focuses on promoting independence, improving daily functioning, and fostering social responsibility. Responsibilities Include Delivering one-on-one behavioral interventions and supporting daily living, social, and community skillsAssisting individuals in developing appropriate behaviors and social responsibilitySupporting group and individual activities to promote engagement and skill developmentCollaborating with treatment teams and families to implement behavioral plans and monitor progressEnsuring client safety using evidence-based reinforcement and de-escalation techniquesAccurately documenting services, progress notes, and recordsParticipating in team meetings, trainings, and supervision to maintain high-quality service Qualifications & Skills High school diploma or GED (Associate’s degree preferred)Experience in human services is a plusCurrent CPR/First Aid, NCI certification, and Bloodborne Pathogen training or willingness to complete required trainingValid driver’s license, vehicle registration, and insurance if providing transportation Key Attributes: Patience, consistency, adaptability, and a genuine commitment to supporting individuals and families. Additional Information: The role emphasizes compliance with policies and regulations, collaboration with families and care teams, and documentation accuracy. It offers a supportive environment with benefits focused on work/life balance and personal well-being.