The Behavioral Coach works with youth and families in an outpatient setting to promote self-sufficiency and wellbeing.
Responsibilities include developing individualized behavior management plans, teaching life and coping skills, supporting healthy family relationships, and connecting clients with community resources.
The role involves collaboration with professionals like case workers, educators, and therapists, as well as monitoring progress and adjusting plans accordingly.
Qualifications include a degree in a human service field, at least 2 years of community-based experience working with youth and families, strong communication skills, and cultural sensitivity.
The position requires regular travel, physical activity, and proficiency in documentation and communication.
Bilingual candidates may receive a pay differential, contingent on language proficiency.