Are you driven by the desire to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable children in state care? Do you have the experience and compassion to provide hands-on support to individuals facing mental health challenges and developmental disabilities? If so, we invite you to join our team as a Behavioral Aide in the Birmingham and surrounding areas.

The Vital Role of a Behavioral Aide

Behavioral Aides play a pivotal role in the healthcare landscape, particularly when it comes to assisting individuals with varying degrees of mental illnesses and developmental disabilities. Their work is indispensable as they serve as the front-line observers, caregivers, and advocates for clients in their care.

As a Behavioral Aide, you'll be responsible for executing directives from the Department of Human Resources (DHR), acting as the eyes and ears of DHR in reporting on the well-being of our clients. Your duties will encompass assisting clients with personal hygiene, such as bathing and maintaining cleanliness in living areas, and observing and documenting behavior patterns, ensuring timely reporting to the medical staff.

In addition to these critical tasks Caregiver, CNA or Behavioral Aides engage with clients in various educational, recreational, and therapeutic activities, helping to create a safe and effective environment for their growth and development. Your ability to maintain excellent observation skills, work harmoniously with diverse individuals, and exhibit qualities such as ethical conduct, thoroughness, and adaptability will be vital in this role.

Flexibility and Commitment

We understand that the needs of our clients are not bound by traditional work hours. Therefore, this position may require flexibility in your work schedule, including the potential for night shifts, weekends, and holidays. It is a role that demands dedication, empathy, and a genuine desire to make a difference.

Requirements for Success

To be considered for this impactful role, you must have a minimum of one year of related experience in caregiving or an educational environment, such as hospitals, schools, daycares, special education, or autism care. Certification or eligibility for certification in crisis management and CPR/First Aid within the first 30 days of employment is required. If you are a behavorial aide, CPI is required.

Furthermore, we seek individuals with a strong interest in working with special needs populations and the ability to communicate effectively within a team-oriented environment. Positive academic and employment references are essential, and we encourage applications from bright, energetic individuals who are emotionally prepared for the challenges of this rewarding career.

Join Our Team

If you are ready to embark on a fulfilling career journey as a Behavioral Aide and contribute to the well-being of vulnerable children, we invite you to apply today. This position offers flexibility, opportunities for personal and professional growth, and the chance to be part of a dedicated team committed to making a meaningful impact. Join us and be a source of support, compassion, and positive change in the lives of those who need it most.

NOTE THAT OUR CORPORATE RECRUITING NUMBER IS A (985) AREA CODE