Multiple School-based Behavior Interventionist job openings – Inglewood, CA

Behavior Interventionist (Multiple Openings) – Inglewood, CA

We are actively hiring multiple Behavior Interventionists to support students across various grade levels in the Inglewood, CA area. Positions are full-time and available for the remainder of the current school year with opportunities to continue into the 2025–2026 school year.

Behavior Interventionist Position Details:

• Location: Inglewood, CA

• Schedule: Full-time; start and end times vary depending on grade level assignment

• Compensation: $20–$28 per hour, based on experience and skill set

• Caseload: Students with a wide range of behavioral, social, and emotional needs

Behavior Interventionist Essential Responsibilities:

• Implement individualized behavior intervention plans (BIPs) under the direction of credentialed staff and behavior specialists

• Provide 1:1 and small group behavioral support to students throughout the school day

• Monitor student behavior and track data consistently to inform progress and intervention strategies

• Utilize evidence-based strategies to support positive behavioral changes, such as reinforcement systems, token economies, and de-escalation techniques

• Support students during transitions between activities, classes, and physical locations

• Apply proactive behavior management strategies to prevent escalations

• Assist students in developing skills in areas such as emotional regulation, communication, social interaction, task initiation, and conflict resolution

• Participate in behavior team meetings and share observations and input regarding student progress (as needed/requested)

• Implement crisis prevention and intervention strategies when necessary, following all safety protocols

• Collaborate closely with teachers, school psychologists, BCBA supervisors, and support staff to align behavioral strategies and ensure consistent implementation across settings

• Maintain detailed, confidential records of student incidents, behavior logs, and intervention outcomes

• Build positive relationships with students while maintaining professional boundaries

• Support classroom instruction by reinforcing academic, social, and adaptive skill development goals

• Attend training sessions and professional development as required to stay current on best practices and safety procedures

Behavior Interventionist Qualifications:

• Previous experience working with students with behavioral challenges, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), emotional disturbances, or other special needs preferred

• Training in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), crisis intervention (CPI, Pro-ACT, or similar) is a plus
• If you are not currently CPI trained, training will be provided