Youth Behavior Specialist

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Country: USA
Location: WA Seattle
Total applied: 47

Relevant Work Experience: Less than 1 Year
Career Level: Entry Level
Education Level: Bachelor's Degree
Job Type: Employee
Job Status: Full Time, Part Time
Job Shift: First Shift (Day)
Salary: From 20,000.00 to 24,000.00 USD per year

Work with behaviorally challenged youth who have Developmental Disabilities or Mental Illness
Serving long-term in school setting (some in-home services,) one-on-one for the year.
This involves managing the behavior of the youth, implementing behavior plan as written by Special Education Teacher or Mental Health Agency.
Typical disorders of our clients are Autism, ODD, ADHD, PTSD and Bipolar Disorder.

Requires car and proof of insurance.

Some experience preferred

Salaried and hourly positions available. Mileage reimbursement and full benefits.

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