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High‑Energy Behavioral Health Professional (BHP) – Sect 28
30$ per hour Starting pay - 15-20 hours per week
Steuben ( 2 openings)
Calais ( 2 openings)
Schedule: BHP hours typically are afternoons and evenings Monday -Friday 3pm to 7:30/8pm as well as on weekends if needed or available. Though depending on the age and needs of the child hours and shift times may vary
$30/hour starting pay
Family First - Who We Are and What We Do:
Family First Developmental Disability Solutions welcomes you to a workplace where hard work is valued, professional growth is supported, and your impact truly matters. As experienced caregivers ourselves- our number one priority and passion is partnering with the famililes we work with to provide superior quality in home and community based support services that every individual deserves and work cohesively with care team professionals to support both caregivers and clients alike.
As a Behavioral Health Professional, you’ll work one‑on‑one with children and teens diagnosed with autism or cognitive impairments, helping them build independence, confidence, and essential life skills.
⭐ What We Offer
- Clear Care plans and Client goals
- annual reviews and regular scheduled supervisions
- Flexible schedules
- Mileage reimbursement paid travel between clients
- 401(k)matching
- Paid Training for required certifications
- Health Insurance options for full time staff (35 hours/week)
- Administrators readily available to support you
- Work that is meaningful and makes a real difference
- Consistent weekly hours in the Calais and Steuben Areas
- $30/hour starting pay
Role Overview
As a Sect 28 BHP, you’ll partner closely with Sect 28 Director, providing structured, evidence‑based support in both home and community settings. You’ll help children strengthen behavioral regulation, daily living skills, social development, and overall independence.
This role is perfect for someone who enjoys working with children and teens, values therapeutic connection, and wants to make a meaningful difference in a young person’s life.
Key Responsibilities
- Follow a detailed Individual Treatment Plan (ITP) tailored to each child’s needs
- Focus on behavioral management, skill development, and physical development activities
- Support daily living skills to increase independence
- Be punctual, consistent, and reliable
- Maintain compliance with all required trainings and supervision
- Submit all documentation accurately and on time
- Collaborate with supervisors, families, and care team members to adjust goals based on progress
- Help children develop life, social, safety, and behavioral skills through structured interventions
- Work independently while maintaining strong communication with the care team
- Provide one‑on‑one support in home and community environments
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Positive attitude, high energy, creativity, patience, and kindness
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to prioritize tasks and work independently while following the treatment plan
- Passion for helping children and teens grow, thrive, and succeed
Requirements & Qualifications
- One year of BHP experience preferred. No experience ? We offer training and you can earn while you learn!
- Completion of Module ONE of BHP training before being paired with a client (provided internally)
- High School Diploma or GED
- At least 18 years of age
- Legally eligible to work in the United States
- Ability to pass criminal, DHHS, and driving background checks
- Own a smartphone and be able to maintain online records and communicate via email
- Reliable transportation, valid insurance, and up‑to‑date vehicle registration and Inspection
- Valid Driver’s License
- Maintain current BHP certification and required compliance training
- CPR, First Aid, and any additional training required by the State of Maine or client ISPs (or willingness to obtain)
Why This Work Matters
You’ll join a passionate team committed to creating a positive culture and supporting your career goals. Every day, you’ll help young people build confidence, strengthen relationships, and develop skills that shape their future.
If you’re someone who wants to make a difference, build meaningful connections, and support children in achieving their highest potential, this role is for you.
Pay: From $30.00 per hour
Expected hours: 15.0 – 20.0 per week
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Flexible schedule
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
Application Question(s):
- As stated in the Ad- the hours for this postion involve afternoon and evening hours during the week and /or weekend hours during the morning/afternoon/evening. This postion does NOT have late night or over night hours. What days and times are you available to work consistently?
- If selected for an interview - please offer 2 or 3 days and times you are available for a zoom interview in the next week ?
- What is a good email address to contact you at ?
- Since this position is similar in scheduling to home health and visiting nurses- please let us know the towns/ areas/ distance you are comfortable traveling to work with clients? This helps us avoid scheduling staff further than acceptable.
- Are you comfortable providing toileting assistance/ training and personal care/bathing/showering assistance to both males and females ?
- Do you enjoy working with children and/ or teaching ? Please add detail beyond yes or no.
Work Location: In person
Salary : $30