Home & Community Treatment BHP — Trauma-Informed Support

Rae of Hope,LLC; Maine, United States, Northern America, Americas; Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 44,000; Part time

Job summary

Rae of Hope, LLC seeks a part-time Behavioral Health Professional (BHP) to support children and families in home and community settings. You will work with an HCT clinician to implement individualized plans and promote coping, safety, and healthy routines.

The role emphasizes trauma-informed, family-centered care, strong communication, and the ability to travel to homes. Candidates should meet Maine HCT BHP requirements or be eligible for certification; reliable transportation is essential.

Qualifications

• Meet Maine’s Section 65 HCT BHP education, certification, and training requirements.
• Current BHP certification preferred; applicants may be considered if eligible.
• Experience with children and families, especially trauma or behavioural challenges.
• Willingness to work with both child and caregivers.
• Strong communication, organisation, and follow-through.

Responsibilities

• Carry out each child’s individualized treatment plan with the HCT clinician.
• Help children practice emotional regulation, communication, coping, social, and daily living skills.
• Support caregivers through modelling, coaching and practicing strategies during routines.
• Help families recognise patterns, respond to challenging behaviours, and strengthen relationships.
• Follow safety and crisis plans and communicate concerns to the clinician or supervisor.
• Track progress and share observations with the treatment team.
• Participate in team meetings, supervision, and required training.
• Complete accurate, timely documentation in Alleva after each service.
• Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries.

Skills

Communication

Organisation

Follow-through

Calm under pressure

Collaborative with clinician

Education

BHP education & certification

Job description

Rae of Hope, LLC seeks a part-time Behavioral Health Professional (BHP) to support children and families in home and community settings. You will work with an HCT clinician to implement individualized plans and promote coping, safety, and healthy routines.

The role emphasizes trauma-informed, family-centered care, strong communication, and the ability to travel to homes. Candidates should meet Maine HCT BHP requirements or be eligible for certification; reliable transportation is essential.