MLS - Behavior Support Specialist - Clinical Services

Help create a therapeutic environment where understanding, connection, and positive change come first.

At Mountain Lake Services, we believe everyone deserves to feel safe, valued, understood, and supported. Our mission is to partner with people of all abilities to live their very best lives.

We are looking for a compassionate, creative, and collaborative Behavior Intervention Specialist who is passionate about trauma-informed care, positive behavior supports, and creating environments where people can thrive.

What you'll do

Develop individualized Behavior Support Plans that reflect each person's unique strengths, needs, and goals.

Promote positive, proactive, and trauma-informed approaches that emphasize understanding, dignity, choice, and emotional well-being.

Work alongside interdisciplinary teams to identify opportunities for growth, skill development, and increased independence.

Help ensure consistent, high-quality clinical and behavioral supports across programs.

Train and coach staff on behavior intervention strategies, skill acquisition, and effective implementation of individualized support plans.

Mentor and collaborate with Clinical Training Specialists, serving as a clinical resource and trusted advisor.

Provide guidance and support to residential teams, including coaching staff through challenging behavioral situations.

Help staff build confidence, skills, and understanding so they can provide compassionate and consistent support.

Build strong relationships with clinical and residential teams.

Participate in interdisciplinary planning and ongoing clinical development.

Foster a supportive environment centered on teamwork, communication, and continuous learning.

Help create consistency in therapeutic approaches across the organization.

What we're looking for

Master's degree in Psychology, Special Education, or a related field.

At least one year of experience conducting behavioral assessments, developing behavior support programs, and coordinating clinical services for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Previous supervisory experience.

Strong communication, leadership, coaching, and presentation skills.

Ability to build relationships, navigate challenging situations, and work collaboratively with diverse teams.

BCBA certification preferred.

Employees matter! Benefits include:

Paid Time Off (a heavy focus on work life balance)

Health, Dental, Vision, Agency funded Life Insurance at 4x annual salary

Agency Paid Retirement

Educational Assistance

Opportunities for advancement and training

Robust Employee Assistance Program

Mentorship program