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A Behavioral Health BHP, or Behavioral Health Professional, is a trained specialist who provides support and services to individuals experiencing mental health or behavioral challenges. BHPs work in various settings such as schools, clinics, hospitals, or community organizations, helping clients develop coping skills, manage symptoms, and improve their overall well-being. They may work with children, adolescents, or adults and often collaborate with other healthcare professionals to deliver comprehensive care. Requirements for becoming a BHP typically include specific education, training, and certification based on state regulations.

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Behavioral Health Professional (BHP)

North Shore Behavioral Health, LLC.

Buxton, ME • On-site

$17 - $19/hr

Part-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life

Re-posted 24 days ago

Job description

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL (BHP):

Behavioral Health Professionals work directly with children/youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders, developmental disabilities, or cognitive limitations, offering in-home and community support services. BHP’s work independently providing one-to-one support services to children, and are integral as part of a collaborative Treatment Team to help children acquire appropriate lifelong and behavioral skills.

ABOUT THIS JOB:

  • Professional Team-Oriented Management
  • Opportunities for Career Growth & Development
  • On-Site professional medical/clinical training
  • Document Treatment Progression
  • Model effective methods
  • Maintain strength-based perspective and positive attitude at all times
  • Weekly office-based supervision sessions
  • Ability to satisfactorily complete a 35 hour BHP certification course (Provided by North Shore Behavioral Health)

REQUIREMENTS: All candidates must be 18 years old/high school diploma and be willing to become BHP Certified within 12 months of employment.

WE OFFER:

* Competitive Pay
* Employee Recognition Programs & Incentive
* Continued Learning and Training Opportunities
* Supportive Administrative staff
* Flexible Schedules (including evenings and weekends)
* Flexible Part-Time Hours (10-35+ hours weekly)
* Opportunities for Advancement and Growth within the Company

EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS:

* High School Diploma
* Satisfactory Criminal Background, Sex Offender Registry, and Child Protective Checks
* Valid Driver's License is required, reliable transportation, automobile registration, and insurance
* 2 forms of government-issued IDs
* Eligible to work in the United States

To inquire about this position, please contact Kirsten at (207) 432-6125 by phone or text, or visit our company website below to email your contact information.

For more information and electronic employment application, please visit our company website at www.northshorebh.org/employment

“ Each individual, no matter what level of skills or IQ or social abilities, can become a contributing member of the community. This is what will give meaning to their lives. ”— Dr. Temple Grandin

Job Type: Part-time

Salary: Up to $23.00 per hour (with incentive pay)

License/Certification:

  • Driver's License (Required)

Company Description

Providing comprehensive and individualized behavioral healthcare at a quality level to enable neurodiverse children and families to reach their full potential.

Treatment services are designed to retain or improve functional abilities which have been negatively impacted by the effects of cognitive or functional impairment and are focused on behavior modification and management, social development, and acquisition and retention of developmentally appropriate skills.

​Our programs share a primary commitment to provide care, with a strength-based approach, that builds upon our clients' strengths, responds to our clients' concerns, and utilizes natural support systems and community resources.