Geriatric Cognitive Behavioral Specialist — Home Visits

Your Health Organization; Marietta (GA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation package

Employer matched 401K

HDHP Insurance plan

Employer matched HSA

Generous PTO

Job summary

Your Health Organization in Marietta is seeking a Cognitive Behavioral Specialist to support patients in the Marietta area within an interdisciplinary care team. You will provide structured behavioral interventions and coordinate with caregivers and medical teams across facilities, homes, and clinics.

This full-time role requires travel between offices and care settings, reliable transportation, and a commitment to patient-centered care for anxiety, depression, dementia, and cognitive

Qualifications

• Minimum five years of experience working with dementia or cognitive impairments.
• Experience in roles such as Activities Director, CNA, MA, RN/LPN, or other direct care professionals in geriatrics or memory care settings.
• Dementia care certification preferred or willingness to pursue certification.
• Active license in good standing if licensed.

Responsibilities

• Manage a caseload of patients diagnosed with cognitive behaviors.
• Conduct patient visits at a cadence tailored to patient needs—weekly, biweekly, then monthly as appropriate.
• Observe behavioral patterns and maintain detailed documentation.
• Implement structured behavioral protocols and adjust care plans as needed.
• Collaborate with primary and specialty providers to align behavioral and medical plans.
• Participate in interdisciplinary reviews, telehealth consults, and caregiver coaching sessions.
• Educate and support caregivers on managing triggers and behavioral modification.

Skills

Dementia care

Care coordination

Communication

Geriatrics experience

Leadership

Job description

Your Health Organization in Marietta is seeking a Cognitive Behavioral Specialist to support patients in the Marietta area within an interdisciplinary care team. You will provide structured behavioral interventions and coordinate with caregivers and medical teams across facilities, homes, and clinics.

This full-time role requires travel between offices and care settings, reliable transportation, and a commitment to patient-centered care for anxiety, depression, dementia, and cognitive