Intervention Specialist Jobs in Austin, TX (610)
Assistive Technology Specialist
Registered Nurse Admin House Supervisor
Registered Nurse Women's Services Float Pool
Registered Nurse Admin House Supervisor PRN
Registered Nurse Labor and Delivery
Registered Nurse Labor and Delivery Seasonal
Registered Nurse OB ED
Registered Nurse Emergency Department
School Psychologist
Mental Health Crisis Responder MCOT - QMHP
Mental Health Professional - QMHP
Qualified Mental Health Professional - QMHP
Housing Stability Specialist - QMHP
Part Time Mental Health Crisis Specialist - QMHP
Mental Health Licensed Therapist Supervisor (LPC, LMFT, LCSW)
Mental Health Licensed Therapist Team Lead (LPC, LMFT, LCSW)
Behavior Clinician
Outreach Specialist, Bureau of Early Intervention
Behavior Intervention Specialist I
(630) Early Intervention Specialist
(1844) Early Intervention Specialist - Evaluation Team
Mental Health Licensed Therapist - Community Based Crisis (LPC, LMFT, LCSW)
Crisis Youth Mental Health Licensed Therapist (LPC, LMFT, LCSW)
Clinical Therapist - Intensive Outpatient Program
Relief Habilitation Coordinator - QMHP
Outreach & Engagement Specialist - QMHP
Intervention Specialist
Hybrid Early Intervention Specialist Family-Centered Care
Intervention Specialist Hospital based Violence Intervention Program
Intervention Specialist (Part-Time)
Student Growth & Intervention Specialist
Trauma-Informed Violence Intervention Specialist (ED)
Remote Intervention Specialist Live Tutoring (Part-Time)
Early Intervention Specialist: Family Coaching at Home
Intervention Specialist Salary in Austin
Intervention Specialists working in Austin, TX make an average annual salary of $43K and a maximum annual salary of around $60K.
Job Description
Working as an Intervention Specialist in Austin, TX
There are 610 Intervention Specialist opportunities available in Austin, TX all with unique requirements.
The responsibilities of an Intervention Specialist vary based on the setting they work in, the program they use, and the clientele. Some specialize in a specific age group, like teens or young adults. Some work with people that are homeless. Others work with clients who have an active addiction or substance abuse issue and work at various steps to recover from detoxing to stabilization and recovery. They are generally trained to help clients examine their patterns of behavior and teach appropriate skills for changing their problematic behaviors. An Intervention Specialist may use direct social skill-building training to facilitate clients positively engaging with others.
Intervention Specialist jobs near Austin, TX
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