Mental Health Specialist 1 / Behavior Tech / DSP

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Provide direct support to individuals with behavioral and mental health needs, while using person‑centered approaches focused on safety, skill‑building, and positive engagement. Support individuals in accordance with behavior support plans, treatment plans, crisis-prevention strategies, de-escalation techniques, and manual restraint procedures as trained. Maintain a clean, safe, structured living environment; assist with daily living skills, household cleaning tasks, activities, transportation, and community engagement. Accurately document services, behavioral observations, health concerns, and program activities using electronic systems (T‑logs, Therap, health tracking).…

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