As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 7 behaviour interventionist jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Monarch House, Kitimat Community Development Centre and arc programs. Skills often requested: communication skills, teaching, vulnerable sector check and case management.
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1+ YOECandidates need 1-2 years working with children and youth with complex needs or developmental disabilities, plus study or interest in psychology, speech, occupational therapy or kinesiology. A clear Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening within the last 6 months and strong English communication are required.
1+ YOECandidates need one to two years working with children with complex needs or developmental disabilities, and are pursuing or hold a degree in psychology, speech, linguistics, occupational therapy or kinesiology. They need a clear criminal record check with vulnerable sector screening within six months, strong English communication, and legal authorization to work in Canada.
Personal care, Occupational therapy, Vulnerable sector check, Communication skills
1+ YOECandidates need 1-2 years working with children and youth with complex needs or developmental disabilities, and be pursuing or have studies in psychology, speech, occupational therapy or kinesiology. A clear vulnerable sector check within six months, a Class 5 licence with a reliable vehicle, and work authorization in Canada are required.
Candidates need a high school diploma, with two years of post-secondary study in psychology, education or social work preferred. Experience with children with autism and managing aggressive behaviour is an asset, along with strong verbal and written communication and availability of at least 12 hours a week.
Candidates need a high school diploma and ideally two years of post-secondary study in a related field such as psychology or education. Registered Behaviour Technician training and experience with children are preferred. A criminal records check is required.
Teaching, Case management, Report writing, Class 5 licence, Outdoor activities
Candidates need a high school diploma and ideally two years of post-secondary study in a related field such as psychology or education. Registered Behaviour Technician training and experience with children are preferred. A criminal records check is required.
Teaching, Case management, Report writing, Class 5 licence, Outdoor activities
Candidates need a valid BC driver's licence, a reliable personal vehicle and insurance, plus a criminal record screening. Knowledge of applied behaviour analysis, child development, neurodiversity, ASD and FASD is required, and a behaviour, autism or social services diploma is preferred.
Leadership, Communication skills, Teaching, Case management, Relationship building, Work independently
Monarch House (3), Kitimat Community Development Centre (2), arc programs (1) and Sources Community Resources Society (1).
What skills do behaviour interventionist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention communication skills, teaching, vulnerable sector check, case management, personal care, occupational therapy, outdoor activities and class 5 licence.