πŸ’Ό Behavior Interventionist

Career Description
A behavior interventionist is responsible for implementing behavior support plans for individuals with behavioral challenges. They use applied behavior analysis techniques to help clients improve their behavioral and social skills. The job requires excellent communication skills, empathy, and patience.
Hard Skills
Applied Behavior Analysis Behavior Management Data Collection Reinforcement Discrete Trial Training Functional Behavior Assessment Verbal Behavior
Soft Skills
Communication Empathy Patience
Relevant Educations
Psychology Special Education Behavior Analysis
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Standard Work Hours Flexibility
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