Part-Time Behavior Health Tech for Youth & Families

Aaron Center; Scranton (Lackawanna County); On-site; USD 23,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

The Hamidian Training Institute, affiliated with the Aaron Center, seeks a Part-time Behavior Health Technician in Scranton, PA to support IBHS services for children and young adults under an Individual Treatment Plan. Work occurs in community/office settings with school-day hours.

Ideal candidates are pursuing a degree in a recognized clinical discipline, have experience with youth, and can collaborate within a treatment team while maintaining ethical, confidential practice and compliant

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED is required.
• Pursuing a degree in a recognized clinical discipline is strongly preferred.
• Experience with children, youth, or young adults preferred.
• Willingness to learn agency policies and regulatory guidelines.
• Background clearances upon hiring.

Responsibilities

• Works with children from 2 to 21 years old.
• Provide IBHS services to children, youth and young adults as developed within the ITP.
• Provide IBHS services in agreed upon setting(s).
• Follow ITP goals and implement therapeutic intervention and/or strategies.
• Document progress and complete records to meet ITP objectives.
• Involve parent(s), guardian(s), or caregiver(s) in treatment and demonstrate strategies.
• Reinforce parental roles by feedback and coaching.
• Comply with BHRS policies and state guidelines.

Skills

Team collaboration

Relationship management

Ethical standards

Professional communication

English language proficiency

EHR computer skills

Education

High school diploma or GED

Enrollment in clinical discipline degree program

Job description

The Hamidian Training Institute, affiliated with the Aaron Center, seeks a Part-time Behavior Health Technician in Scranton, PA to support IBHS services for children and young adults under an Individual Treatment Plan. Work occurs in community/office settings with school-day hours.

Ideal candidates are pursuing a degree in a recognized clinical discipline, have experience with youth, and can collaborate within a treatment team while maintaining ethical, confidential practice and compliant