Description du poste
*Behaviour Interventionist - In-Home | Greater Vancouver*
**Starting at $20/hour | Independent Contractor | Immediate opportunity**
**In-home/community based | Paid travel/mileage | Paid approved indirect clinical time**
The Opportunity
Aria Integrated Care is growing our behaviour support team and is looking for an experienced Behaviour Interventionist (BI) who enjoys working with children in a natural, play-based and family-centred way.
We have an immediate opportunity to begin with a family in Richmond, with additional opportunities expected across Richmond, Surrey, Langley and other Greater Vancouver communities as our behaviour services grow.
This role is intentionally starting small - approximately 2+ direct client hours per week - making it a strong fit for an experienced BI who already has other commitments or an existing caseload and would like to gradually add well-supported clients. For the right person, the caseload may grow toward approximately 20-25 hours per week over time, depending on client demand, availability and fit.
About Aria Integrated Care
Aria Integrated Care is a growing multidisciplinary practice supporting children and families across Greater Vancouver. Our team includes speech-language pathology and behaviour support professionals who value collaborative, individualized and family-centred care.
Our approach is engaging and functional. We aim to build skills through play, movement, communication, everyday routines and activities that are meaningful to each child - rather than relying on overly rigid or table-based intervention.
What You'll Do
* Implement individualized behaviour-support programs under the direction of a Behaviour Consultant/BCBA.
* Provide engaging, play-based and naturalistic intervention in children's homes and community environments.
* Support communication, social interaction, emotional regulation, independence, play and daily living skills.
* Respond calmly and safely to challenging behaviour using strategies outlined in each child's program.
* Build positive, trusting relationships with children and families.
* Collect relevant session data and communicate progress or concerns to the supervising Behaviour Consultant.
* Complete session notes and documentation within scheduled session time.
* Collaborate with families and other members of the child's care team when appropriate.
What We're Looking For
* Minimum 1 year of direct experience working as a Behaviour Interventionist or in a closely related behaviour-support role.
* Experience supporting children with autism and/or other developmental differences.
* Comfortable using play-based, naturalistic and child-centred approaches.
* Comfortable working independently in family homes with children and youth approximately 2-14 years of age.
* Reliable, professional and consistent with scheduled families.
* Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
* Valid driver's licence and reliable access to a vehicle.
* Willing and able to trave