Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - Home and School

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aba therapy partnersSanta Clarita (CA)

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About the role

Job description: ABA Therapy Partners is looking for a full time BCBA for supervision and assessments.
Responsibilities:
  • Provide supervision and training to Registered Behavioral Techs.
  • Conduct weekly in-home, and remote supervision sessions.
  • Establish trust and rapport with parents in order to maintain positive relationships.
  • Utilize analytical skills in order to recognize and define goals for each individualized case.
  • Analyze behavioral data.
  • Develop lesson plans and training materials according to parent training curriculum
  • Increase parent participation in child's program development and implementation
  • Collaborate with Clinical Directors, current Parent Trainer, Supervisors, and Behavior Therapist/RBT Trainer to discuss treatment and areas of improvement pertaining to each client.
  • Assist in conducting FBAs, skill acquisition intake assessments, and develop reports.
  • Perform administrative duties and other tasks, as needed.
  • Provide emergency and crisis support when appropriate.
  • Maintain professionalism when representing the company by working cooperatively and courteously with clinical team members.
Qualifications: Certification by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board REQUIRED.At least 2 years of ABA supervisory experience. Experience with FBAs and report writing a plus. In-depth knowledge of policies and regulations in the clinical field. Problem-solving, decision making, and analytical skills. Patient, compassionate, and approachable. Demonstrates cultural sensitivity. Strong interpersonal skills. Time management, organization, and documentation.www.abatherapypartners.com

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