Job opportunity
Behaviour Interventionist Abbotsford
Monarch House
Apply behavioural strategies as a Behaviour Interventionist at Monarch House in Abbotsford, working centre-based Tuesday through Friday mornings.
This part-time, hourly Behaviour Interventionist role supports children and youth through programs supervised by Monarch House’s senior clinical team. You will work within an interdisciplinary team alongside speech pathologists, BCBAs, occupational therapists, and physical therapists. The work focuses on skill acquisition, reducing maladaptive behaviours, and positive client experiences.
Key Responsibilities:
Implement programs based on clinical best practices
Use systematic methods and behavioural strategies
Teach and reinforce skills individually or in groups
Respond safely by understanding behaviour functions
Support dressing, toileting, eating, and client safety
Requirements:
One to two years supporting children or youth with complex needs
Psychology, speech, linguistics, occupational therapy, or kinesiology education
Ethical and professional practice education and demonstrated ability
Recent Vulnerable Sector Criminal Record Check
Strong English communication and community travel ability
Bring behavioural strategies, safe responses, and interdisciplinary collaboration to Monarch House’s centre-based services in Abbotsford.
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Apply on source site This part-time, hourly Behaviour Interventionist role supports children and youth through programs supervised by Monarch House’s senior clinical team. You will work within an interdisciplinary team alongside speech pathologists, BCBAs, occupational therapists, and physical therapists. The work focuses on skill acquisition, reducing maladaptive behaviours, and positive client experiences.
Key Responsibilities:
Implement programs based on clinical best practices
Use systematic methods and behavioural strategies
Teach and reinforce skills individually or in groups
Respond safely by understanding behaviour functions
Support dressing, toileting, eating, and client safety
Requirements:
One to two years supporting children or youth with complex needs
Psychology, speech, linguistics, occupational therapy, or kinesiology education
Ethical and professional practice education and demonstrated ability
Recent Vulnerable Sector Criminal Record Check
Strong English communication and community travel ability
Bring behavioural strategies, safe responses, and interdisciplinary collaboration to Monarch House’s centre-based services in Abbotsford.
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