Behavior Interventionist
$208,000–$208,000 year
On-siteSan Francisco, California, United States
Job Summary
Support students in high-needs behavioral settings through 1:1 and small-group assistance, implementing strategies for aggressive behaviors, elopement, self-injury, and severe emotional dysregulation. Execute behavior intervention plans, safety protocols, and de-escalation frameworks while managing toileting, personal care, and adaptive routines. Collaborate with classroom teachers and special educators to foster a safe learning environment and assist with IEP implementation. Requires passion for intensive behavioral needs, an empathetic presence during escalated moments, and either a Bachelor's degree, RBT certification, or one year of experience in special education or ABA. Background checks and TB assessments are mandatory.
Required Qualifications
- College credits, Associate's Degree or a Bachelor's Degree
- Three professional references, including at least one supervisor
- State & federal background checks
- TB risk assessment or test
- Valid RBT Certification
- At least 1 year experience in a special education, behavior support, ABA, mental health, or classroom setting
- Experience in ABA therapy and working with students with developmental disabilities
- At least 1 year experience supporting individuals with significant behavior challenges
Desired Qualifications
- Passion for supporting students with intensive behavioral and emotional needs
- An empathetic nature and calm, grounded presence during escalated moments
- Strong commitment to student safety and structure
- Experience supporting individuals with moderate–severe behavior needs
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