Behavior Treatment Specialist: Full time union position (40 hours) providing consultation and behavioral expertise for persons of all ages with challenging behaviors. The Behavior Specialist, with either a certificate as a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) or Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) perform functional behavioral analysis (FBA) assessments and develop clear, effective and plans based on the FBA, person centered planning and collateral input, directed towards meaningful outcomes for individuals. In addition, the BCBA / BCaBA will ensure consistent application of recommended interventions by others who may be delegated to implement the plan, and will provide the training and technical assistance needed. Additionally, the BCBA / BCaBA will provide input and expertise as it relates to developing and implementing services provided directly by Pines for individuals building the skills necessary to functionally improve responses to their environment. Qualifications include certification by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board as either a BCBA or BCaBA, and applicable Michigan licensure. BCBA supervision included at no expense to the qualified applicant. Concurrently licensed by the State of Michigan as a TLLP or LLP is ideal, but not required. Salary range for BCBA is: $67,475 – $92,726 commensurate with experience. Salary range for BCaBA is: $56,680 – $81,972 commensurate with experience. Excellent fringe benefit package. Submit your resume to mail@pinesbhs.org. *Please let us know you have sent your resume so that we can look for it!
Youth Peer Support – Contractual employee providing support to other youth who are currently receiving treatment at Pines Behavioral Health. This position requires the applicant to be a young adult, age 18-28 who they themselves has received mental health treatment. The goals of Youth Peer Support include supporting youth and young adults by building a strong relationship based on mutual respect and strategic self- disclosure to increase hope, confidence, self-advocacy skills, and decision-making abilities. One’s own experience with mental health concerns and subsequent treatment will be used to provide hope and encouragement to the youth in treatment. Applicant must therefore be willing to disclose their lived experience. Starting pay is $18.00. Submit your resume to mail@pinesbhs.org. *Please let us know when you have sent your resume so that we can look for it!