Help others live more independently and reach their goals
Schedule: Weekends, 7:00am-3:00pm.
A Behavioral Technician (Internal title: Community Living Instructor) provides support to adults with behavioral health needs in a residential or community setting.
In this role, you’ll ensure the safety, well-being, and daily success of the individuals we serve. You’ll provide hands-on support with daily living skills, social engagement, behavior management, and more — all while helping create a safe, structured, and encouraging environment.
This is a great opportunity for someone looking to gain experience in behavioral health, psychology, or social services — or for anyone who enjoys helping others live healthier, more independent lives.
- Support residents in building life skills, routines, and social behaviors
- Assist with rehabilitation and behavior support programs
- Monitor and document changes in behavior, mood, or physical condition
- Provide basic care, such as taking vital signs and assisting with personal needs
- Administer medication once certified as a Level 1 Medication Aide (training provided)
- Transport clients to appointments and community activities (driving is required)
- Maintain a clean, safe, and supportive living environment
- Participate in emergency response and safety procedures
- Complete documentation accurately and on time
WORK EXPERIENCE
• At least one (1) year of work experience or self-employment required
• A valid unrestricted driver's license at the time of hire with the ability to obtain and maintain a class E MO driver's license by the end of 60-day introductory period required
• Basic computer skills required
You'll Be a Great Fit for This Role If You:
- Enjoy working directly with people and making a positive impact
- Are calm, patient, and adaptable in a fast-paced or changing environment
- Have strong communication skills and work well on a team
- Are comfortable assisting with basic care and household responsibilities
- Have prior experience as a CNA or CMA
