Behavioral Rehabilitation Specilist
Listed on 2026-09-17
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Social Work
Mental Health, Crisis Counselor, Youth Support Worker
QUALIFIED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM (QRTP ONLY)
Bamboo Sunrise, LLC | Henderson / Las Vegas, Nevada
Make a Difference in the Lives of At-Risk YouthWork directly with youth in a structured home setting using a trauma-informed approach.
Build extensive knowledge of mental and behavioral health needs.
Receive ongoing monthly psychosocial training to strengthen your skills and capacity.
Bamboo Sunrise is seeking dedicated, compassionate, and trauma-informed Behavioral Support Specialists to join our QRTP team. Our youth come from diverse backgrounds and may present with complex behavioral, emotional, and mental health needs. Successful candidates must demonstrate professionalism, flexibility, sound judgment, strong communication, and a commitment to youth safety and quality care.
Important Applicant Requirements PLEASE READ ALL REQUIREMENTS BEFORE APPLYING. Required Background ClearancesFBI Criminal History Background Check
Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Check
Child Abuse and Neglect Screening (CANS) through the Department of Family Services
Department of Family Services (DFS) county background and reference check
Background check and clearance costs are not reimbursed.
Nevada resident fingerprinting/background fees begin at $45.
Applicants relocating from out of state may have additional fees.
Required items may include TB testing, CPR certification, and internal agency testing before beginning work.
Applicants with arrests or criminal history within the previous seven years may be ineligible depending on the nature of the offense and applicable DFS clearance requirements. This includes, but is not limited to, matters involving DUI, child protective services, or domestic violence. Final eligibility is determined through the required background clearance process.
Bamboo Sunrise maintains a drug-free workplace and conducts random drug testing, including marijuana testing. No exceptions.
Position OverviewBehavioral Support Specialists provide direct supervision, skill-building interventions, crisis support, and behavioral coaching to youth residing in the QRTP program. Staff work as part of a multidisciplinary treatment team focused on safety, stabilization, emotional regulation, independent living skills, social skills, and healthy coping strategies.
Primary ResponsibilitiesProvide one-to-one skills teaching and direct support in home and community settings.
Implement interventions designed to improve basic living skills, social skills, interpersonal functioning, communication, and family functioning.
Work with youth and families using psycho educational, behavior-modification, and insight-oriented approaches consistent with the youth’s plan of care.
Provide trauma-informed supervision, mentoring, structure, and positive behavioral support.
Support youth during emotional or behavioral crises and follow agency crisis-response procedures.
Assist with transportation, appointments, community integration, and recreational programming as assigned.
Complete accurate, timely, clear, and concise documentation of client interactions.
Use clinical terminology appropriately and maintain confidentiality in accordance with agency policy and applicable privacy requirements.
Attend monthly supervision and all required training.
Communicate professionally with supervisors and treatment-team members.
Follow all agency policies, child welfare requirements, safety procedures, and professional boundaries.
Provide after-hours crisis intervention when assigned.
Evening and Weekend Availability Is Required
Weekday evening shift: 2:00 PM to 10:30 PM
Weekend day shift: 6:00 AM to 2:30 PM
Weekend evening shift: 2:00 PM to 10:30…
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