Behavior Intervention Specialist, CTTP (21325)

Behavior Intervention Specialist, Clinical Time Transition Program

Work related travel reimbursed at predetermined rates

As a Clinical Time Transition Program (CTTP) Behavior Intervention Specialist, you will provide assessment, intervention, and support for youth aged 11-17 transitioning from a hospital setting back to their community. You will work with families, schools, and community resources to promote successful reintegration and long-term stability. You will report to the Director of the Hospital to Home (H2H) Program, and you will work onsite with community travel.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs) and develop individualized behavior intervention plans (BIPs).
• Assess strengths, challenges, and need related to the transition process.
• Collaborate with hospital teams to develop discharge and transition plans.
• Implement evidence-based behavioral interventions tailored to individual needs.
• Train caregivers, school staff, and community providers in behavior management strategies.
• Support skill-building in areas such as emotional regulation and social interactions.
• Work with families to provide education and support.
• Coordinate with schools to ensure continuity of care and appropriate accommodations.
• Connect youth with community-based services and resources to foster long-term stability.
• Track progress using data-driven methods and adjust interventions.
• Conduct regular check-ins with youth, families, and service providers.
• Maintain detailed records and documentation in compliance with ethical and regulatory standards.
• Provide training to caregivers, educators, and community staff on behavioral strategies.
• Offer crisis management support and consultation.

Requirements and Education:

• Requires one of the following options:
  • National Board certification in behavior analysis (BCBA) and a Master's degree in behavior analysis or a related field.
  • Master's degree in a clinical or treatment field of psychology, social work, or related human service field, or a New York State license in Mental Health Counseling, and specialized training in functional assessment techniques and behavior support plan development.
  • Bachelor's degree in a human service field, plus documented experience in the OPWDD system since December 31, 2012, and active pursuit of a Master's degree
• Knowledge of behavioral principles, trauma-informed care, and transition planning required.
• 1+ years of experience working within a clinical, hospital, or community-based setting.
• 1+ years of experience with developmental disability needs and systems.
• Must pass a physical.
• Valid NYS Driver’s License required.

Benefits

• Health care package: medical, dental, and vision
• Tuition reimbursement
• Paid time off
• Holiday Pay
• 401 (K) plan
• Life Insurance
• Loan repayment assistance
• Free training/CEU opportunities

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