Behavioral Health Technician

Company Description looking for audiometry technicianRole Description This is a full-time, on-site role for an Audiometry Technician located in Srikakulam Mandal. The Audiometry Technician will be responsible for administering hearing tests, maintaining audiometric equipment, recording and analyzing test results, and assisting with the fitting and maintenance of hearing aids. Additionally, the Technician will provide support and education to patients and ensure that all audiometric procedures align with clinical standards.Qualifications Experience in administering hearing tests and recording results Proficiency in maintaining and calibrating audiometric equipment Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to assist with the fitting and maintenance of hearing aids Ability to support and educate patients on hearing care Attention to detail and ability to analyze test results Ability to adhere to clinical standards and protocols Audiology Technician certification or equivalent education Experience in a healthcare setting is a plusBehavioral Therapy: assesses a child's needs and creates a personalized treatment plan to address issues like tantrums, defiance, anxiety, and ADHD. Their role includes teaching the child coping mechanisms and social skills, and training parents to reinforce positive behaviors and implement strategies at home. Therapists help children improve emotional regulation, self-esteem, and problem-solving abilities, which positively impacts their behavior at school and home. Key roles and responsibilities Assessment:Therapists evaluate a child's behavior, developmental history, and underlying issues to create a customized treatment plan. Skill development:They help children build essential skills such as emotional regulation, problem-solving, and effective communication. Behavior modification:Therapists use techniques like positive reinforcement to strengthen good behaviors and reduce unwanted ones like aggression or defiance. Parent training:A major component of the role is educating parents and caregivers on how to apply behavioral techniques at home to support the child's progress. Mental health support:They work with children to manage a variety of conditions, including ADHD, anxiety, and mood-related issues, to improve their overall well-being. Improved relationships:Therapy helps improve social interactions with family, peers, and teachers. Enhanced academic performance:By improving focus and behavior management, therapists can positively impact a child's academic performance.Occupational therapist: help children develop skills for daily living, such as self-care, schoolwork, and play, by addressing physical, sensory, cognitive, and social challenges. They create customized treatment plans using everyday activities, exercises, and adaptations to improve a child's independence and ability to participate fully in their environment. Key roles of occupational therapists Improving fine and gross motor skills:Therapists help children develop coordination and strength for activities like writing, using scissors, walking, and running. Enhancing self-care skills:They assist with tasks such as dressing, feeding, and toileting to promote independence. Addressing sensory processing:OTs help children who have difficulty processing sensory information, which can impact their ability to focus and participate in activities. Supporting cognitive and social development:They work to improve a child's attention, problem-solving, emotional regulation, and social skills, including turn-taking and cooperation. Facilitating school readiness and performance:They help children develop skills needed for the classroom, such as pre-writing and writing, and focus on making the school environment more accessible. Adapting the environment:Therapists may also suggest environmental modifications or equipment adaptations to help a child function more successfully at home and school. Using a play-based approach:They often use play as a tool to help children build skills in a fun and engaging way.