Evening ABIS: Lead Behavioral Support & Training

YAI; New York (NY, WY); On-site; USD 26,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

YAI is seeking an Experienced Assistant BIS to perform ABIS duties and provide high-quality care to individuals with I/DD in a Bronx program. The role involves clinical supervision, data collection, and staff training under BIS supervision.

Responsibilities include developing habilitative plans, coordinating community activities, and ensuring adherence to program requirements; candidates need a related degree and 4+ years direct care experience in YAI settings.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in psychology, social work or related Human Services field.
• Experience with individuals with I/DD and challenging behaviors in group or individual settings.
• Formal training in psychology, sociology, human behavior or I/DD with 2+ years experience.
• Must have foundational certifications (SCIP-R, CPR, AMAP) or equivalents.

Responsibilities

• Performs DSP duties plus ABIS additional tasks for supervision and care.
• Identify and schedule community inclusion activities; coordinate resources.
• Provide appropriate supervision levels; document changes and communicate updates.
• Use clinical knowledge to support individuals and inform staff training.
• Lead weekend/evening shifts and assist BIS in program operations.
• Develop treatment-related plans and collect data for progress reports.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Communication skills

Team leadership

Data collection

Flexibility

Education

Bachelor’s degree in psychology or related Human Services

Formal training in psychology/sociology/I/DD with 2+ years

4+ years direct care in YAI program

Equivalent combination of education/experience

Tools

Workday

Job description

YAI is seeking an Experienced Assistant BIS to perform ABIS duties and provide high-quality care to individuals with I/DD in a Bronx program. The role involves clinical supervision, data collection, and staff training under BIS supervision.

Responsibilities include developing habilitative plans, coordinating community activities, and ensuring adherence to program requirements; candidates need a related degree and 4+ years direct care experience in YAI settings.