Job opportunity
Clinical Behavioural Specialist Calgary
Recovery Alberta
Support neurodivergent children and families as a Clinical Behavioural Specialist using behavioural assessment and intervention planning across Calgary communities.
This temporary full-time specialist works within the COAST Kids interdisciplinary team. You will support children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental conditions through consultation, psychological testing, crisis intervention, and coaching. Services occur across homes, schools, and community settings to promote participation, independence, well-being, and successful daily functioning.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct psychological testing and behavioural assessments
Analyze behaviour tracking data through observation and interaction
Create strengths-focused programs, guidelines, and care plans
Provide crisis intervention, consultation, coaching, and capacity-building
Mentor through hands-on recovery-oriented care and maintain operational standards
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Psychology
Minimum two years' experience in a mental health setting
Current Basic Cardiac Life Support certification
Current Non-Violent Crisis Intervention certification
Valid driver's licence and reliable vehicle for work travel
Apply behavioural assessment, crisis intervention, and family-centred care skills with COAST Kids across Calgary-area environments.
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Apply on source site This temporary full-time specialist works within the COAST Kids interdisciplinary team. You will support children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental conditions through consultation, psychological testing, crisis intervention, and coaching. Services occur across homes, schools, and community settings to promote participation, independence, well-being, and successful daily functioning.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct psychological testing and behavioural assessments
Analyze behaviour tracking data through observation and interaction
Create strengths-focused programs, guidelines, and care plans
Provide crisis intervention, consultation, coaching, and capacity-building
Mentor through hands-on recovery-oriented care and maintain operational standards
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Psychology
Minimum two years' experience in a mental health setting
Current Basic Cardiac Life Support certification
Current Non-Violent Crisis Intervention certification
Valid driver's licence and reliable vehicle for work travel
Apply behavioural assessment, crisis intervention, and family-centred care skills with COAST Kids across Calgary-area environments.
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