Top cities
View all citiesBrowse
Free Resume Checker
Build your resume in your free account, then run the resume checker for an instant score plus healthcare-specific findings on licensure and clinical experience.
Build your resumeFree tools for healthcare professionals
Easterseals PORT Health·Prince William County, Virginia
Reach Behavioral Technician II · $22 - $25/hr
Computed from live listings
Shaded band: the middle 50% of posted behavioral health roles in Prince William County, Virginia rates. This role sits in the 24th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 15% below the Prince William County, Virginia median for behavioral health roles.
The Behavioral Technician provides crisis intervention, stabilization support, and daily living assistance to individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities in a residential setting. They are responsible for implementing crisis education plans, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure quality care.
Management reserves the right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time.
REACH Behavioral Technician II (BT II) provides support to persons with co-occurring intellectual/developmental disabilities, mental or behavioral health needs who are admitted to the Crisis Therapeutic Home (CTH) or Transitional Home. This staff participates in development and implementation of guests’ crisis education and prevention plan and participates in facilitating daily program and individualized activities, support for habilitative and/or rehabilitative activities, therapeutic interventions, personal care/assistance, health care and other activities. BT IIs participate as part of comprehensive REACH services and collaborates with individual’s primary provider and clinical home, community crisis services, family and others.
Schedule: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday 7am-3pm
· Assists individuals with daily activities, personal care/assistance, behavioral health needs, physical health, wellness, community engagement and leisure activities.
· Orients guests and their caregivers (if applicable) to the home, program policies, rules and activities.
· Establishes rapport with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and challenging behaviors, while maintaining respect for each individual’s dignity, individuality and right to confidentiality.
· Maintains professional boundaries with individuals and follows ethical and licensing guidelines.
· Monitors individuals for frequency and severity of mental health or behavioral symptoms and provides crisis prevention, intervention and de-escalation supports in accordance with individualized crisis education and prevention plans, behavioral support plan (if applicable), overall service plan (e.g. ISP, PCP, POC).
· Participates in development and implementation of persons Crisis Education and Prevention Plan.
· Provides on-site crisis intervention and stabilization support to individuals and their respective systems of care for individuals experiencing behavioral health emergencies/crises.
· Plans, structures and prompts social and leisure time activities, including activities that build skills for behavior and stress management, communication, adaptive living, ADL’s and IADL’s.
· Serves as a positive representative for agency with other professionals, families and the community.
· Reports incidents as required by agency policy as well as local state and federal laws.
· Maintains timely documentation, behavior/symptom tracking, and other data, including incident and accident reports.
· Responds to individual safety needs, including reporting significant changes in behavior and health.
· Collaborates with the homes Supervisor, Assistant Supervisor/RN, Medical Director, Clinical Director and other staff with clinical expertise on presentation of needs, behavioral tracking, attempted interventions, plan of care and discharge planning.
· Communicates with other staff and supervisor on progress, needs, concerns and changes.
· Performs housekeeping duties as assigned, including meal preparation in accordance with individual dietary needs and preferences.
· Adheres to program standards and policies as well as local, state and federal regulations
· Assists with discharge planning.
· Attends appropriate work- related workshops, in-service trainings, and conferences.
· Maintains regular attendance and punctuality, manages use of PTO time, and follows all policies and procedures regarding time off.
· Follows all ESPH Policies and Procedures, including Universal Precautions practices.
· Must demonstrate ESPH valued behaviors of Accountability, Commitment and Caring as appropriate to position.
· Completes required training within prescribed timeframes.
· Performs related duties as requested.
Why Join Us?
As a part of our mission, we help our team members embrace their potential, build resilience, and thrive! You will benefit from ongoing professional growth and development as you work alongside leaders of clinical excellence in mental health and substance use services that care about your success.
We also offer a full benefits package for benefits-eligible positions.
Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) and/or Qualified Developmental Disabilities Professional (QDDP)
Must be registered with the Virginia Board of Counseling as a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) or hold a valid Licensed Mental Health Professional – Resident or Supervisee.
Use of personal transportation may be required.
Those not currently registered must be eligible to apply and must submit their QMHP-T application upon hire, with registration obtained within 30 days, unless they are a Licensed Mental Health Professional
Experience with crisis prevention and intervention services preferred.
Maintain valid state appropriate driver’s license and auto insurance for personal and agency vehicles utilized for work;
Complete within specified time the trainings as required by agency and service model.
Knowledge and ability to utilize computer word processing and data programs including but not limited to Microsoft Office Suite, Web-based data entry, etc.
Must demonstrate capacity to effectively communicate verbally and in written form.
computer, fax, phone, scanner, copier. Use of personal transportation may be required.
stove, oven, microwave, washer, dryer, dishwasher, and vacuum.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed above are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Market context
Behavioral-health roles in Virginia commonly draw steady demand as agencies and treatment programs look for clinicians who can support counseling, care coordination, and recovery services. These positions are competitive because a valid CSAC license is required, while a psychology or counseling degree and treatment-industry experience are preferred; benefits often include PTO and health-related coverage. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, and confirm your licensure details before applying.