Behavior Intervention Counselor (BIC)
Job Location:
Scottsdale, AZ - USA
Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
3 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Adelphi is seeking a qualified Behavior Intervention Counselor (BIC) to provide comprehensive early childhood behavioral health and social-emotional support services for a Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC) in Scottsdale Arizona.
The ideal candidate will support children enrolled in Head Start Early Head Start and CCDF programs by delivering trauma-informed behavioral interventions collaborating with families and educators and promoting positive social-emotional development through evidence-based practices.
Job Quick Facts
ID:EDU
Profession:Behavioral Health
Specialty:Behavior Intervention Counselor (BIC)
Location:Scottsdale Arizona
Facility Type: Early Childhood Education Center (Head Start Early Head Start and CCDF Programs)
Job Type:Contract
Shift Schedule:Approximately 40 hours per week; schedule developed collaboratively to meet program needs
Assignment Duration:August 2026 June 30 2029
Start Date:August 2026
Rate: $26hr
Requirements
Experience providing behavioral health mental health or social-emotional support services to young children.
Knowledge of early childhood development and behavior intervention strategies.
Experience conducting behavioral observations assessments and developing individualized behavior support plans.
Ability to implement trauma-informed evidence-based practices including Conscious Discipline methodologies.
Experience collaborating with interdisciplinary teams educators healthcare providers and families.
Ability to provide family education coaching and behavioral consultation.
Strong documentation and record-keeping skills.
Knowledge of Head Start Program Performance Standards (HSPPS).
Understanding of FERPA HIPAA (when applicable) tribal policies and applicable state and federal regulations.
Ability to provide staff coaching professional development and classroom consultation.
Strong communication collaboration and organizational skills.
Ability to deliver culturally responsive family-centered and strengths-based services.
Responsibilities
Conduct classroom behavioral observations and comprehensive social-emotional assessments.
Develop implement monitor and revise individualized behavior intervention plans.
Provide direct behavioral intervention and social-emotional support to children with challenging behaviors.
Coach families on positive parenting practices behavior management and child development strategies.
Collaborate with teachers administrators healthcare providers and community partners to coordinate services.
Train and mentor classroom staff on trauma-informed care positive behavior supports classroom management and Conscious Discipline practices.
Coordinate referrals for behavioral health developmental medical and community-based services while monitoring follow-up activities.
Maintain accurate confidential documentation reports assessments and compliance records in accordance with HSPPS FERPA HIPAA and tribal requirements.
Promote culturally responsive relationship-based and inclusive behavioral health practices that support children and families.
Participate in interdisciplinary meetings quality improvement initiatives professional development and program planning to strengthen behavioral health outcomes.
Required Skills:
BLS