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Lighthouse Autism Center is hiring: BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) in Cedar Rapids

Posted 4 days ago

lighthouse autism centerCedar Rapids (IA)
Special Education Teachers, All OtherOutpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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About the role

Description: Join a team where the learners come first! At Lighthouse Autism Center, clinical quality is held to the highest standard and we’re looking for BCBAs who share that mission. As a BCBA at LAC, you’ll design individualized programming prioritizing communication, independence, and self-advocacy as we aim to set each individual up for the most success! We use a neuro-affirming, assent-based approach and focus on trauma-informed, ethical care to support the people we serve. In addition to the life-changing work, BCBAs on our team enjoy the following: Realistic caseloads Consistent schedules – no nights or weekends Quarterly bonus program Flexible schedules, including work-from-home days Co-treat sessions with our dually certified SLP-BCBAs Lighthouse is an ACE Provider with a Free Internal CEU Library. Also as a CASP member we have access to over 100+ free BACB CEUs. Behavior Treatment collaboration sessions Strong RBT training program Centers designed for naturalistic teaching
Our benefits include: Medical, vision, and dental insurance starting day 1 of employment 23 paid days off/year + Paid Holidays Paid recertification and licensure renewal 401K eligibility after 30 days of employment – up to 4% employer match Employee Assistance Program Professional liability insurance covered
Requirements: Active Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential Must have state licensure or be eligible to obtain state licensure Eligible to provide supervision of Registered Behavior Technician At least 1 year as a Board-Certified Behavioral Analyst

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