Jobs at Manhattan Behavioral Center

Provides school-based special education and behavioral support for children with autism. Responsibilities include direct skills instruction, behavior-data collection, research-based intervention implementation, classroom participation support, data analysis, skill generalization, teaching-material preparation, and collaboration with teachers and related service providers. The role may require trained physical intervention during behavioral crises and involves a temporary two-month contract of up to 30 hours weekly during school hours.

Lead and optimize revenue cycle operations for a private school and clinic, overseeing billing, accounts receivable, collections, audits, reconciliations, and a small team. Identify missed revenue opportunities, implement process improvements, report key metrics to leadership, and collaborate with clinical and administrative staff to ensure accurate, timely financial transactions and compliance.