Behaviour Interventionist

The Kitimat Community Development Centre is a CARF accredited, non-profit organization that serves Kitimat and Kitamaat Village. We offer three streams of support services for families, children and adult services that support a fully inclusive and inviting environment. Our mission is to serve and support people of all abilities to reach their personal potential, and to improve the quality of life for all members of our community. Come and be apart of making an impact in our Kitimat Community! Wage: $20.95- $28.75 About the Role We are looking for a Behaviour Interventionist (BI) to join our multi-disciplinary team reporting to the Behaviour and Development Services Manager on a full time basis to work with children birth – 19 years of age. The Behaviour Interventionist would use family-centered, culturally sensitive and trauma-informed approaches to provide consultation, assessment, intervention and monitoring. General Responsibilities: Use teaching methods to target specific program goals as directed by a Behavioural Consultant and implement teaching programs and other interventions as outlined on the student’s behavioural plan of intervention. Write accurate session notes and maintain files. Case management and report writing. Contribute to a strong team environment. Attending and participating in regularly scheduled team meetings. Collecting data, monitoring, recording and reviewing client progress with consultant and other team members. Develop, teach, and demonstrate the strategies of positive behaviour support. Run group sessions Qualifications: Registered Behaviour Technician training preferred. High school diploma, two years post-secondary education in a related field preferred (psychology, education, social work, etc.) Additional Requirements: Current Class 5 Driver’s License and personal vehicle for work use, preferred Available Monday to Friday, and be able to work flexible hours as needed. Experience working with children is preferred but not required Successful completion of a criminal records check We can offer you: Permanent position on a full-time basis Flexibility and promote work/life balance A positive and supportive work environment Personal health days Extended health benefits Matching RRSP contributions Generous professional development budget Mentorship Competitive wages Small-town friendliness and easy access to outdoor activities (see below) About Kitimat A true Pacific Northwest town, Kitimat offers outdoor recreation for all seasons- hiking, skiing, mountain biking, fishing, and more! Embrace a work-life balance with flexible schedules, nearby amenities, and affordable housing in town. Additionally, Kitimat CDC offers relocation bonuses and healthcare professionals may qualify for the provincial student loan forgiveness program. Located on the unceded traditional territory of the Haisla people we are surrounded by natural beauty. Come discover more about your Kitimat adventure at https://kitimatbound.ca/ How to apply: Interested applicants should use the Apply Now link and submit an application. Closing Date: Open until filled While we appreciate all applications, only those candidates selected for interview will be contacted.

Implement behavioural intervention plans and teaching methods for children aged 0-19 as directed by a consultant. Responsibilities include collecting data, writing session notes, and conducting group sessions using positive behaviour support strategies.

A high school diploma is required, with post-secondary education in psychology, education, or social work and RBT training preferred. Candidates must have a valid Class 5 driver's license, a personal vehicle, and pass a criminal records check.

• Flexibility • Work/life balance • Personal health days • Extended health benefits • Matching RRSP contributions • Professional development budget • Mentorship • Relocation bonuses • Student loan forgiveness program

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• Behaviour Intervention
• Case Management
• Report Writing
• Data Collection
• Positive Behaviour Support
• Family-Centered Approach
• Culturally Sensitive Care
• Trauma-Informed Care
• Assessment
• Monitoring

• Social Services
• Healthcare
• Education

Minimum education

High school

Minimum experience

0+ years

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week