We are currently seeking 1 motivated and dedicated Behavior Interventionist to join our team. The successful candidate will work one-on-one with 3 clients. The clients all have different programs and level of support needs. Their ages range from 3 (nearly 4)-12. The candidate will work closely with a child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to implement behavior intervention plans, promote social skills and communication, emotional regulation, provide tailored academic support and foster a positive learning environment. All children are vastly different so this positions requires someone who is able to adjust their tone/volume and energy levels to fit the students learning needs.
We are specifically looking for a candidate who is available Monday, Tuesday /Thursdays plus Wednesday and Fridays.
3 year old: Wednesdays and Fridays would be from 9-11am with the occasionally Monday AM for team meetings.
7 and 12 year old: Afternoon sessions would be Monday and Wednesdays 3-4:30 plus 4:45-6:15 for one of those day as well as Tuesdays or Thursdays from 3:30-5pm. This position is offering 12-14 hours per week across both clients plus additional prep time for materials. Hours may vary in August for training.
WHEN YOU APPLY PLEASE STATE YOUR AVAILABILITY TIMES AND DAY FOR AUG and SEPT 2026. This position will only consider applicants with availability for a 1+ year commitment.
****Working interviews will be in July with the candidate starting training on all three teams in August. **** Only 1 candidate will be considered this is not a split position.
Responsibilities:
- Attend mandatory bi-weekly or monthly team meetings. Meetings will be scheduled during your regular session times/the times outlined in this AD.
- Take accurate data and complete graphing every session.
- Create materials under the guidance of your team leads.
- Take initiative and proactively identify opportunities to collaborate with the BCBA/BCaBA/intern and other team members to ensure program consistency.
- Communicate progress to the Intern and BCBA regularly.
Qualifications:
- Be able to provide a criminal record check.
- Enthusiastic and self-motivated individual.
- Strong communication ability.
- Creative problem-solving skills.
- Experience working with neurodivergent youth, such as those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, or learning disabilities is an asset but not required.
- The AFU (funding source) requires candidates to be at least 19 years old.
- Driver’s license and reliable working vehicle. Must have access to vehicle as all times you are scheduled to work.
Working Conditions:
- Competitive pay with an hourly rate commensurate with experience.
- Maple Ridge centeral locations - will need access to your own personal vehicle as sessions are sometimes stacked.
- Ongoing training through workshops, and direct support through monthly/Bi-monthly meetings.
- Payment provided through the online AFU Portal and is contract-based.
- Training wage to increase after 3 months with yearly wage reviews done by the home team/caregivers.
- Casual Dress
For more information on BSBC please visit https://www.bcbrightstars.com/about
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: $22.00-$25.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Casual dress
- Flexible schedule
Application question(s):
- Have you submitted your availability as per the Job AD? Do you have access to your own working vehicle?
Work Location: In person
