Teams at Institute for Applied Behavior Analysis

Provide non-medical, in-home and community respite support to children with developmental disabilities: engage clients in activities, assist with daily living, transport clients, implement behavior plans, manage escalations, maintain safety, and complete documentation. Participate in required training and build relationships with families.

The Behavior Interventionist will implement person-centered interventions for children with developmental disabilities, focusing on behavior change, skill development, and support in community settings.

The Behavior Interventionist works with children with disabilities to teach play and cognitive skills. Responsibilities include providing one-on-one support and ensuring client engagement in various activities.