Behaviour Interventionist - Airdrie

The behaviour interventionist is primarily responsible for implementing programs designed by a senior clinical team to support skill acquisition and decrease maladaptive behaviors in clients. This involves using systematic methods, adhering to clinical protocols, and providing engaging, positive client experiences while supporting personal care tasks.

Candidates need 1-2 years of experience working with children and youth with complex needs or developmental disabilities, and should be pursuing or have completed relevant education in fields like psychology or therapy. A clear criminal record check, a valid driver's license, and reliable vehicle access are mandatory.