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Special Education Behavior Interventionist
Arlington Independent School District —Arlington, TX
- $1,717 a month
- School experience
- Classroom
- Heavy lifting

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Special Education Behavior Interventionist

Arlington Independent School District -
Arlington, TX

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Job Details

$1,717 a month

Qualifications

School experience
Experience working with children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Student emotional support
Psychosocial interventions
Emotional learning instruction
Positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS) in classroom management
Student engagement techniques
Individualized instructions
Bachelor's degree
Working with students
Social-emotional learning (SEL) support in special education
Crisis management as ABA intervention
Emotional safety support
Classroom Teaching
Student engagement classroom management
Disability services experience

Full Job Description

ROLE AND PURPOSE:

The primary role of the Behavior Interventionist is to provide long term in class supports using the principles of positive behavior support, applied behavior analysis, district supported de-escalation, personal safety, physical intervention strategies/techniques and other evidenced based practices.
Services provided by the behavior interventionist are designed to assist campuses in building capacity in educating school staff on how to best support students receiving special education services in the least restrictive environments even when challenging behaviors and social emotional skill deficits impact learning and the school environment.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Education/Certification:

Texas Teacher's Certification in Special Education, and/or BCaBA or BCBA Licensure
Bachelor's Degree Minimum
TBSI, CPI Certification required, within 30 days of employment
BCBA Certification, strongly preferred, or must be obtained within 3 years of employment with the district.

Special Knowledge/Skills:

Possess quality interpersonal skills, effective oral and written communication skills, and the ability to handle emotionally-charged situations in a professional manner.
Possess a broad knowledge regarding crisis intervention, de-escalation techniques, social emotional learning competencies, applied behavior analysis techniques and classroom management strategies.
Experience in the use of positive behavior supports, functional analysis and reinforcement strategies to address replacing challenging behaviors in the school setting.
Experience in providing differentiated academic instruction, engagement and environmental strategies for students at various functional ability levels.
Understanding of behavior disorders (ED/BD, ASD, etc.)

Experience:

Three years of successful related experience/classroom teaching experience;.
Three years of experience working with students diagnosed with behavior disorders.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:

INSTRUCTIONAL MANAGEMENT

Support Area Coordinators by providing long-term in-class modeling and coaching for teachers who are serving students receiving special education services.
Assist campus educational staff members in the development and implementation of support plans that focus on teaching pro-social behaviors, replacement behaviors and coping skills in the least restrict school setting.
Model research proven techniques to staff in order to facilitate positive behavior change in special education settings and/or with special education students.

SCHOOL/ORGANIZATION CLIMATE

Have a working knowledge of district policies and practices that relate to the department.
Collaborate, model, coach, and assist teachers in structuring a classroom and instructional supports conducive to successful learning for students with challenging behaviors; focusing on the environmental and instructional match between the setting, the task, the instruction, and the individual student needs.
Provide campuses with approved de-escalation verbal and physical responses to be used during crisis as well as framework for preventing crisis behavior through classroom structure and intentional instruction in function-based replacement skills.
Perform approved de-escalation verbal and physical responses during crisis and follow up with intentional instruction in function-based replacement skills.
Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBA) including records review, classroom observations, interviews, and data collection.
Design data sheets and use data collection methods that are minimally intrusive on teacher's time and effort as much as practicable.

SCHOOL/ORGANIZATIONAL IMPROVEMENT

Record observable behavior data to conduct functional behavior analysis of challenging behaviors within the school setting.
Maintain, model, and support staff in understanding the need to honor confidentiality of all academic, behavioral, and personal information.
Respond to email, telephone calls, mail daily.
Provide consistent, daily follow-up, feedback, and support of the implementation of the support plan while working an individual case for a campus to the Area Coordinator.

ADMINISTRATION AND FISCAL/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

Utilize scheduling and time management techniques in order to perform the duties and responsibilities of the position.
Maintain reporting schedules to the Area Coordinator.

STUDENT MANAGEMENT

Identify deficits, if any, in the areas of Social Emotional Learning Competencies and school success skills.
Develop pro-active plans to address any deficits by teaching student function-based replacement skills and staff instructional strategies to support new learning and respond to crisis behavior pro-actively.
Complete, maintain, train and support campus staff in the gathering of accurate records including behavior data, support plans, and supporting documentation.

SCHOOL/COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Communicates with campus staff, other district employees and the community in a service-oriented manner.
Work collaboratively with all stakeholders to support students and special education department functions.
Collaborate with Area Curriculum Coordinator and Instructional Specialists in providing social/emotional and behavior supports to students.

PROFESSIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

Attend professional development regarding district-wide systems, including data-based programs.
Maintain and actively seek knowledge of research-based positive behavior support interventions and strategies to assist in determining proactive techniques and systems to address the needs of students with challenging behaviors.
Teach and model effective strategies for teachers and classroom teaching assistants working with students who need to replace their challenging behaviors through direct and intentional instruction from the professional staff.
Provide district-wide in-service training for all stakeholders regarding the implementation of evidence-based practices.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

MISCELLANEOUS

May require heavy lifting up to 20 pounds, in confined spaces utilizing two-step stools.
Performs other duties as may be assigned by the Area Curriculum Coordinator.
Comply with policies established by federal and state law, State Board of Education rule and local board policy in the areas of assessment, placement, and planning for special education.
Maintain emotional control under stressful situations.
Ability to maintain emotional control when working with students exhibiting non-compliant behaviors related to their disability.
Potential physical aggression from students that may be related to their disability.
Potential exposure to human body fluids.

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Additional Job Information

This position receives a stipend of $1,717/year paid monthly.

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