Residential Behavior Interventionist - Teenage Boy

NCSS is seeking compassionate, motivated, and flexible candidates who are looking to make a difference in the life of a teenage boy by providing support to him at a residential home. The right candidate would have experience supporting individuals with behavioral challenges in both community and residential settings. Successful candidates will receive significant agency support to be successful in their role and to develop as a professional in the human services field.

Responsibilities include:

• Participating as part of a team to initiate and lead activities that support skill building based on the youth’s Individual Support Agreement.
• Proactively responding to behaviors and providing needed behavioral support according to the youth’s individualized Behavior Support Plan.
• Assessing and adjusting the environment to ensure proper support and supervision while utilizing sound judgement and calm demeanor.
• Developing positive and therapeutic working relationships with the youth. Using a connectivity and relationship building model to support healthy and safe living.
• Documenting progress on Individuals Support Agreement goals.
• Working with the youth to develop a healthy and safe lifestyle while they live in the residential home.

The ideal candidate will be a strong team player, exhibit patience, and have the ability to calmly and empathetically validate individuals during challenging situations. Ongoing clinical support and training will be provided regularly for the residential support team. Reliable transportation is required. Training and support will be provided. 

NCSS provides a comprehensive benefits package, access to a robust wellness program, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, and is a short 25-minute commute from Burlington, VT. Interested? Send your resume and cover letter to careers@ncssinc.org or complete an application at www.ncssinc.org/careers.