Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Description
SHIFT:
PART-TIME
TITLE OF SUPERVISOR:
EDU Coordinator
UNIT:
EDU
STATUS:
EXEMPT
SALARY:
TBD (based on experience)
Benefits:
-Paid Time Off
-Medical Insurance
-Dental Insurance
-Vision Insurance
-Supplemental Insurance
-Life Insurance
-Employee Assistance Program
-Employee Discount Program
Purpose:
To provide daily training to teach Consumer to attain and maintain the skills necessary
to achieve maximum functional independence. Support and promote the rights of Consumers
and function effectively as a member of Interdisciplinary Team.
Essential Functions:
The BCBA’s responsibility is to develop behavior intervention plans,
curriculum & goals for student with autism spectrum disorder and other disabilities. The BCBA
will monitor progress, develop and monitor implementation of particular protocols, data
collection and progress monitoring techniques.

Basic Responsibilities

Follow ATC Policies and Procedures

Maintain open communication with members of the Interdisciplinary Team. This may include participating in team meetings.

Communicate with caregivers as needed about behavioral updates.

Maintain up-to-date information on all students, including but not limited to:

Behavioral information in ARDs

Behavior plans

Catalyst

• Provide in-service trainings to ensure that all school employees have a clear understanding of their roles and expectations
• Ensure that school employees follow ATC Policies and Procedures by conducting regular observations in the classrooms and using the Performance Observation Forms.
• Provide corrective and constructive feedback to Teacher’s Assistants utilizing the Performance Observation Forms for professional behavior, student interaction, data collection, following behavioral protocols, and running academic programs
• Conduct treatment integrity checks and IOA assessments
• Provide training for new employees
• Conduct behavioral assessments with students, including but not limited to VB-MAPP, ABLLS, AFLS, preference assessments, FBAs, and FAs
• Identify functions of behavior and develop individualized behavior plans. Regularly analyze data, monitor progress, and modify behavior goals as needed. Ensure that all treatment components and modifications are approved by the Interdisciplinary Team.
• Develop behavioral goals, transitions goals, and attend ARD meetings.
• Assist with the development of academic goals and materials as needed by Lead Teachers.
• Assist with the preparation of monthly progress notes.
• Ensure behavioral strategies are implemented consistently and accurately across clinical systems in all settings.
• Offer parent and/or district personnel training as needed.
• Act as an active training member for direct care staff and management staff. This includes on-site staff training, orientation training, clinical and staff meetings.
• Work 1:1 with students and run social skill groups when necessary
• Uphold the BACB’s ethical and best practices guidelines.
• Attend community events and run information dissemination booths at events to increase interest and client base (some weekend during Autism Awareness Month – April)
• Assist in other programs as needed
• Assist with behaviors and deescelation techniques (SAMA)
• Ensure quality supervision of EDU RBTs following the BACB guidelines

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications
Experience with providing behavioral services to individuals with ASD
BCBA certifications through BACB
Master’s Degree
Hours
Monday - Friday from 9 am - 3 pm (up to discussion)
Year round
Physical Requirements
Occasionally (1 – 33% of the time)
Lift and carry 40lbs – 80lbs while handling students
Push a  wheelchair holding a student whose total weight may exceed 200 pounds
Engage in gross motor movements such as running and physically redirecting students whose total weight may exceed 200 pounds in order to maintain their safety and the safety of others
Moderate strength and stamina are required in emergency situations
Frequently (34 – 66% of the time)
Perform SAMA techniques with students whose total weight may exceed 200 pounds
Constantly (67 – 100% of the time)
Engage in fine-motor movements such as grasping small objects
Engage in gross-motor movements such as standing, walking, bending, and squatting in order to respond to needs of the students
Engage in the range of motion necessary to work and play with the students
Engage in the range of motion necessary to assist with personal hygiene, bathing, dressing, eating, and other personal care tasks
Required Skills and Abilities
Communicate professionally and effectively with school employees, Interdisciplinary Team members, administrators, contract liaisons, and family members.
Be reliable with timeliness and attendance
Work as an effective and productive member of a team
Be receptive and responsive to feedback from coworkers and supervisors
Provide an organized environment for safe and effective teaching and learning
Provide a welcoming and compassionate environment for the students and their caregivers
Work with students with Developmental Disabilities, academic deficits, and behavioral needs
Exhibit patience and flexibility, maintain a positive attitude, and handle stressful situations appropriately
Demonstrate good problem solving, leadership, and judgement.
Meet physical requirements in order to safely manage behavior and actively participate with students
Respond quickly and effectively in emergency situations
Maintain personal hygiene and care
Required Licenses and Certifications
Maintain current CPR, First Aid, and SAMA certifications
Maintain current  Driver’s License
Maintain current automobile insurance
Maintain required annual training certifications provided by the company and/or agency licensing
Health and Safety Responsibilities
Perform SAMA techniques as needed
Perform CPR as needed
Perform abdominal thrust maneuver as needed
Respond quickly to emergency and/or life-threatening situations
Report any allegations of abuse and/or neglect
Use of Tools and Equipment
Must be able to safely complete the following tasks involving tools and equipment:

Measure temperature using ear thermometer

Drive automobile or wheelchair-accessible van

Assist with the use of Alternative and Augmentative Communication Devices

Monitor fire alarm devices

Use computers, tablets, iPads, copy machines, and cell phones as needed

Possible Safety and Health Risks Blood or bodily fluid exposure Slip or fall exposure Physical or verbal abuse exposure from students or their caregivers Exposure to muscle strain from lifting, stooping, reaching and twisting