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Family Access Center

Behavioral Health Interventionist, BHIS Provider

Family Access Center

. Meet one-on-one with children and teens to teach behavioral skills through hands-on interventions .

Posted 10/26/2026part-timeRemote • Iowa • United StatesJuniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in teaching behavioral skills to children and teens through hands-on interventions, utilizing interactive activities to promote emotional regulation and social skills. Collaborates effectively with clinical teams and empowers parents with positive reinforcement strategies.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Bachelor's Degree In Human ServicesChild Mental Health TrainingExperience Working With YouthPositive Reinforcement StrategiesBehavioral Skills Teaching

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Soft Skills
High EnergyPatienceAbility To Connect With Youth
Certifications & Qualifications
Valid Driver's License
Industry Keywords
Behavioral SkillsEmotional RegulationSocial SkillsCoping StrategiesHands-On InterventionsClient TrackingCollaboration With Clinical TeamInteractive ActivitiesParent EmpowermentChild Mental Health

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Meet one-on-one with children and teens to teach behavioral skills through hands-on interventions
  • Empower parents with positive reinforcement strategies
  • Collaborate with the clinical team
  • Keep brief notes tracking clients’ growth and success
  • Work with clients in their homes, schools, and communities
  • Use games, art projects, and interactive activities to teach emotional regulation, social skills, and coping strategies

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s degree in a human services field (Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, Human Development, sociology, etc.), OR a combination of a non-human services degree plus 20 hours of child mental health training, OR an AA degree plus 1 year of experience
  • High energy, patience, and ability to connect with youth
  • Valid driver’s license
  • Reliable transportation
  • Clean background check

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Competitive pay and flexible scheduling
  • Comprehensive health, vision, and dental insurance packages
  • Generous paid time off (PTO)
  • Robust training, mentorship, and professional growth opportunities