Behavioral Interventionists

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Join a team making a positive impact at CenterPointe!

We need Behavioral Interventionists in Nampa to empower children, families, and communities. Make a difference with us today!

As a Behavioral Interventionist, you will help support children and youth in our community. You will have the chance to help shape new and/or enhance current positive behavioral systems, support staff with behavioral interventions and behavioral plan development.

About Program

As a Behavioral Interventionist with CenterPointe, you will be asked to work directly with children and youth 1:1 in our center-based program, in the community, and at their school if needed, correcting and shaping their behaviors to promote independence and resiliency.

About Centerpointe

CenterPointe opened its doors in 2003 with the vision to provide continuity of care for families and their children by providing a wide variety of services so that the needs of each child could be met. We provide counseling, medication management, community-based rehabilitation services, individual respite, developmental services, an early childhood development program, and therapeutic behavioral services (TBS) to children and teens throughout Canyon County and Ada County. We also provide school CBRS and BI to students in multiple school districts in Canyon County.

Responsibilities:

Work 1:1 with children and youth in our center-based program, in their community, and in their school if needed, correcting and shaping their behaviors to promote independence and resiliency. Must be patient, flexible, willing to be part of a team, and willing to work hours that are a typical school schedule if needed. Typical hours will be during CenterPointe business hours.
Provide direct behavioral intervention/modification for children and youth that decreases engagement in disruptive, harmful, or maladaptive behaviors and increases engagement in positive replacement behaviors
Collect data, record youth's progress toward goals, and maintain behavioral data through formal documentation methods (i.e., data tracking, documenting progress notes, etc.)
Participate in monthly individual supervision

Qualifications:

Requirements:

MUST be willing to complete the training course to become CPR/First Aid Certified (provided by company), Crisis Prevention Intervention Certified (provided by company)
Complete regular professional training
Must be able to lift 50 lbs
An unwavering commitment to our children, youth, and families
Ability and willingness to work at school sites in Canyon County and in the youth's community
Strong verbal skills
Strong organizational skills as demonstrated by the ability to effectively manage multiple tasks and competing priorities
Demonstrated skill in delivering and accepting feedback with staff, colleagues, and supervisors
Must pass an extensive background check and fingerprinting through the Department of Health & Welfare
Must have a valid Idaho Driver License, proof of automobile insurance and meet the Agency’s safe driver guidelines

Schedule:

Benefits (Full-time employees):

$500 Sign-on Bonus
Referral Program
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Holiday Pay
Personal Time Off
Annual Performance Evaluation with possible raise based on performance
Abundant promotional opportunities within the company

Join CenterPointe and discover why we are the leading provider of children's mental health services in Canyon County.

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humanresources@centerpointeinc.com

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(208) 442-7792
Attn: Human Resources

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