Behavioral Health Technician

Job Description

Job Description

The Behavioral Health Technician (BHT) is a paraprofessional primarily responsible for implementing components of individualized treatment plans. This includes collecting data on treatment targets and goals prepared for each client. While the BHT does not design treatment or assessment plans or procedures, they provide vital, direct services to support client progress.

LBHS provides in-home and community-based, one-on-one psychosocial rehabilitation therapy and behavior interventions for children and adults within Arizona's special needs community. Our client population navigates both developmental disabilities and behavioral health diagnoses. Our direct support behavioral health coaching staff work primarily in group homes, parent homes, and out in the community, utilizing specialized training in developmental disabilities and behavioral health intervention therapy with a focus on complex behavior management.

Compensation & Benefits

• Pay: Starting at $19.00/hour
• Employment Type: Flexible full-time and part-time positions available
• Benefits: Available for eligible employees

Schedule

• 6-hour shifts
• Flexible shift availability
• **Shifts Available**:   Mon-Fri 4pm-9pm, Sat-Sun 10am-4pm or Mon-Fri 12pm-7pm, Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm, Monday-Friday 3:30-9:00pm, Wednesday-Sunday 1-7pm & Mon-Fri 10am-4pm

Minimum Qualifications & Requirements

• Age & Residency: Must be at least 21 years of age, a current Arizona resident, and available for an in-person interview.
• Experience: Prior experience and the ability to effectively work with challenging behaviors are required.
• Clearances & Screenings:
• • Current Arizona Level 1 Fingerprint Clearance Card (or the ability to obtain one prior to employment; we will assist with the application process).
  • Must pass a pre-employment background check.
• Certifications & Transportation:
• • Valid Arizona Driver’s License and reliable transportation.
  • Current CPR and First Aid (CPR-FA) certification (training is provided if you do not currently hold one).

Mission
From early intervention to independent living, Lexington passionately serves individuals with Autism, developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and behavior disorders, to promote choice, dignity and independence. We provide distinguished and reputable educational, therapeutic, and consulting services in evidence – based practice.

Background Story
Harrison Rogers has always believed everyone learns differently. Growing up with a sister who has severe autism, and who struggled in formal education, Harrison always wanted to find a solution for what he believed was broken in formal education. In 2012, Harrison started Lexington out of his own home, initially not expecting it to be a very large scale project but had the simple goal of bettering the quality of life for his sister.

Lexington’s first location started in Mesa, Arizona where it quickly grew and flourished. Striving to deliver the same quality of life and services to the surrounding community. Our first school was established to provide more than just the service of care taking but to improve the education of others with special needs.

Lexington has expanded to multiple locations providing more schools and programs to increase special needs education as well as in-center and in-home care. We plan on always adding more resources for those seeking help for their special needs individuals. Our ambitious commitment to improving the lifestyle of your family’s future is our continuous goal.

Why Choose Lexington?
At Lexington, our goal is to come alongside families by providing services that support individuals from early education into adulthood. While the services you need may change through each stage of life, one thing will be the same, you’ll be part of the Lexington family. From the teachers at ACHIEVE School for Autism, to the therapists at Lexington Therapy Services, to the providers at Lexington Learning Center, everything we do is SO THEY CAN.

Company Description

Mission\rFrom early intervention to independent living, Lexington passionately serves individuals with Autism, developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and behavior disorders, to promote choice, dignity and independence. We provide distinguished and reputable educational, therapeutic, and consulting services in evidence – based practice.\r\rBackground Story\rHarrison Rogers has always believed everyone learns differently. Growing up with a sister who has severe autism, and who struggled in formal education, Harrison always wanted to find a solution for what he believed was broken in formal education. In 2012, Harrison started Lexington out of his own home, initially not expecting it to be a very large scale project but had the simple goal of bettering the quality of life for his sister.\r\rLexington’s first location started in Mesa, Arizona where it quickly grew and flourished. Striving to deliver the same quality of life and services to the surrounding community. Our first school was established to provide more than just the service of care taking but to improve the education of others with special needs.\r\rLexington has expanded to multiple locations providing more schools and programs to increase special needs education as well as in-center and in-home care. We plan on always adding more resources for those seeking help for their special needs individuals. Our ambitious commitment to improving the lifestyle of your family’s future is our continuous goal.\r\rWhy Choose Lexington?\rAt Lexington, our goal is to come alongside families by providing services that support individuals from early education into adulthood. While the services you need may change through each stage of life, one thing will be the same, you’ll be part of the Lexington family. From the teachers at ACHIEVE School for Autism, to the therapists at Lexington Therapy Services, to the providers at Lexington Learning Center, everything we do is SO THEY CAN.